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Graham is dead-on here. He makes his case like a prosecutor's closing argument. The blame for the recent run of suck goes far deeper than just Rex and his fat brother.
Right on schedule, weeks before Christmas, the Buffalo Bills' season is over.
Now it's time for the finger pointing and politicking at One Bills Drive.
Western New York's most tiresome winter pastime is upon us, and this episode could be more blustery than normal.
Reports fluttered Sunday like the snowflakes around New Era Field, where the Pittsburgh Steelers left cleat marks on the organization's forehead
Doug Whaley making a power play ... Rex Ryan fired as early as Monday ... Anthony Lynn perhaps the interim ... time to bench Tyrod Taylor ... a desire for Cardale Jones to get a chance ...
The timing for a cosmetic coaching change would be perfect, with the slovenly Cleveland Browns and New York Jets two of the three remaining opponents. The other game is here against the suddenly starting-quarterbackless Miami Dolphins.
The Bills probably will look pretty good the rest of the way, further validating a forceful statement and resetting the PR-o-meter from "Complete Dejection" to "Can't Wait Until Next Year."
For that reason, the Bills might as well move on from quarterback Tyrod Taylor, too, and get a head start on the Cardale Jones era.
See, fans? We feel your misery! We did something about it! And, look, the results have been immediate! Here come the double rainbows and leaping gnomes!
Don't buy that story line. You're not that gullible. Bills fans have lived and learned and grown and groaned over the 17 years since their team last made the playoffs.
Time for Terry and Kim Pegula to fumigate the entire football department.
Detoxify, disinfect and decolonize it. Then hose down the empty offices with Febreze.
I'd sooner advocate for full continuity than for addressing the problem halfway.
Ryan isn't the only one to blame, and he goes back merely two years.
They're all culpable.
Russ Brandon, the team's managing partner and president, has been with the Bills 20 years and has been involved in football decisions the past nine years. Since he became general manager in 2008, although his official bio in the Bills' media guide suspiciously omits any reference to him being GM, the Bills' record is 58-83.
Whaley is in his fourth year as GM but became an influential voice in 2010, when he was hired as Buddy Nix's successor. Buffalo is 45-63 since Whaley left the Steelers to join the front office.
Much more...
Right on schedule, weeks before Christmas, the Buffalo Bills' season is over.
Now it's time for the finger pointing and politicking at One Bills Drive.
Western New York's most tiresome winter pastime is upon us, and this episode could be more blustery than normal.
Reports fluttered Sunday like the snowflakes around New Era Field, where the Pittsburgh Steelers left cleat marks on the organization's forehead
Doug Whaley making a power play ... Rex Ryan fired as early as Monday ... Anthony Lynn perhaps the interim ... time to bench Tyrod Taylor ... a desire for Cardale Jones to get a chance ...
The timing for a cosmetic coaching change would be perfect, with the slovenly Cleveland Browns and New York Jets two of the three remaining opponents. The other game is here against the suddenly starting-quarterbackless Miami Dolphins.
The Bills probably will look pretty good the rest of the way, further validating a forceful statement and resetting the PR-o-meter from "Complete Dejection" to "Can't Wait Until Next Year."
For that reason, the Bills might as well move on from quarterback Tyrod Taylor, too, and get a head start on the Cardale Jones era.
See, fans? We feel your misery! We did something about it! And, look, the results have been immediate! Here come the double rainbows and leaping gnomes!
Don't buy that story line. You're not that gullible. Bills fans have lived and learned and grown and groaned over the 17 years since their team last made the playoffs.
Time for Terry and Kim Pegula to fumigate the entire football department.
Detoxify, disinfect and decolonize it. Then hose down the empty offices with Febreze.
I'd sooner advocate for full continuity than for addressing the problem halfway.
Ryan isn't the only one to blame, and he goes back merely two years.
They're all culpable.
Russ Brandon, the team's managing partner and president, has been with the Bills 20 years and has been involved in football decisions the past nine years. Since he became general manager in 2008, although his official bio in the Bills' media guide suspiciously omits any reference to him being GM, the Bills' record is 58-83.
Whaley is in his fourth year as GM but became an influential voice in 2010, when he was hired as Buddy Nix's successor. Buffalo is 45-63 since Whaley left the Steelers to join the front office.
Much more...
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