Who's the common denominator in the long stretch of SUCK?

[WagonCircler]

Yes, that would be Russ Brandon.

Players, coaches and GMs have come and gone, but the man who seems to escape any type of accountability gets the title of CEO, for which he is wholly unqualified.

And we wonder why this team defines the word incompetence year in and year out.

Until Brandon is gone, we can expect nothing more than the s.h.i.t sandwich we've been served every Sunday for the past 14 years.

[Mr. Pink]

Ralph Wilson.

50 years of futility for the most part.

Maybe he can luck into a Bill Polian type again.

[imbondz]

I agree about accountability. With an absentee owner, there seems to be zero accountability. Until there's leadership at the top, nothing will change.

[TacklingDummy]

Add to the mix no Quarterbacks for the past 14 years.

[Ginger Vitis]

Bad Quarterbacking?

[WagonCircler]

Ralph Wilson.

50 years of futility for the most part.

Maybe he can luck into a Bill Polian type again.

I was going to include Wilson, but there was at least a brief period (two, actually) over his 50+ year tenure.

The true, undiluted stench under Brandon is pure.

His only success has been answering the phone when an idiot Canadian Billionaire decided to piss away a few hundred million dollars on a pipe dream.

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Add to the mix no Quarterbacks for the past 14 years.

You have to look at who's picking the QBs and who's hiring the people picking the QBs.

[justasportsfan]

Bad Quarterbacking?

Bingo! We have a winner

[WagonCircler]

Bingo! We have a winner

The question was "who" is a common denominator. There has been a litany of bad QBs. But only one man never held accountable for the pile of crap that has been the Bills for 14 years.