Syderick
10-09-2009, 11:54 AM
Ask Vic:
http://chat.nfl.com/front/index/487
Hey Vic, with the Bills underachieving this year and the recent losing slide they're in. Many fans are upset lately. How much of a hot seat are Trent Edwards and Dick Jauron on? Also what do the Bills have to do to get T.O and Lee Evans more involved? Thanks
Vic Carucci, Senior Columnist, NFL.com
I'd say the seats under Jauron and Edwards are extremely hot. Neither can afford many more losses, and it would be fair to speculate, as many around the league have, that Jauron could very well be out of a job if the Bills lose to another struggling team, the Browns, on Sunday. The fan base has clearly lost all patience, particularly because there were many calls for Jauron's firing during and after last season. As for Edwards, he could be headed for the bench if his struggles continue. His regression seems pretty apparent and very troubling, and I don't think it is something that can be explained away by bad coaching and poor game plans. How do the Bills get T.O. and Lee Evans more involved? Throw them the ball. Top-level quarterbacks figure out how to connect with their receivers rather than settling for what they see underneath, which is what Edwards too often does.
http://chat.nfl.com/front/index/487
Hey Vic, with the Bills underachieving this year and the recent losing slide they're in. Many fans are upset lately. How much of a hot seat are Trent Edwards and Dick Jauron on? Also what do the Bills have to do to get T.O and Lee Evans more involved? Thanks
Vic Carucci, Senior Columnist, NFL.com
I'd say the seats under Jauron and Edwards are extremely hot. Neither can afford many more losses, and it would be fair to speculate, as many around the league have, that Jauron could very well be out of a job if the Bills lose to another struggling team, the Browns, on Sunday. The fan base has clearly lost all patience, particularly because there were many calls for Jauron's firing during and after last season. As for Edwards, he could be headed for the bench if his struggles continue. His regression seems pretty apparent and very troubling, and I don't think it is something that can be explained away by bad coaching and poor game plans. How do the Bills get T.O. and Lee Evans more involved? Throw them the ball. Top-level quarterbacks figure out how to connect with their receivers rather than settling for what they see underneath, which is what Edwards too often does.