patmoran2006
01-20-2010, 08:11 AM
Clearly, when you’re a head coach in the NFL, every decision you make, no matter when or where, carries some degree of importance. Every decision carries some degree of magnitude when your job is as high-profile and high-demand as leading a professional football organization from the sidelines.
New Buffalo Bills head coach Chan Gailey, simply because of his job title, has important decisions to make. But his decisions won’t be of run-of-the-mill importance; in case you missed it at the beginning of this paragraph, Gailey is the new coach of the Buffalo Bills. Gailey inherits the reigns of a team that has not made the playoffs in ten straight years amidst a level of fan angst rarely seen in these parts. There are holes to be filled at the most important positions on this roster. Without improvement in several key areas, Buffalo will not win many games in 2010, regardless of how much effort and creativity Gailey puts into his first year on the job here.
Right off the bat, Gailey has four critical decisions to make, and he’ll need to pull the trigger quickly on most of them. Most of you will see the list that follows after the jump from a mile away; for those who don’t, stash this away as a ‘to do’ list that, if Gailey can’t complete, will likely doom the Bills’ chances of being even a fringe contender in 2010.
FULL STORY (http://www.buffalosportsdaily.com/2010/01/gaileys-first-moves-hold-critical-importance/)
New Buffalo Bills head coach Chan Gailey, simply because of his job title, has important decisions to make. But his decisions won’t be of run-of-the-mill importance; in case you missed it at the beginning of this paragraph, Gailey is the new coach of the Buffalo Bills. Gailey inherits the reigns of a team that has not made the playoffs in ten straight years amidst a level of fan angst rarely seen in these parts. There are holes to be filled at the most important positions on this roster. Without improvement in several key areas, Buffalo will not win many games in 2010, regardless of how much effort and creativity Gailey puts into his first year on the job here.
Right off the bat, Gailey has four critical decisions to make, and he’ll need to pull the trigger quickly on most of them. Most of you will see the list that follows after the jump from a mile away; for those who don’t, stash this away as a ‘to do’ list that, if Gailey can’t complete, will likely doom the Bills’ chances of being even a fringe contender in 2010.
FULL STORY (http://www.buffalosportsdaily.com/2010/01/gaileys-first-moves-hold-critical-importance/)