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Vincent, Fletcher think Mularkey should stay
Bills players, who were given the day off Monday, maintained their support for Mularkey following the team's latest loss.
"Obviously, he's our leader," Vincent said. "Today, he can take credit for the loss, but at the end of the day we were playing the game. ... We have to look at ourselves and we have to hold each other accountable."
Linebacker London Fletcher noted how Mularkey guided the Bills to within one win of making the playoffs last season, when Buffalo rallied from a 0-4 start to finish 9-7.
"I don't think there should be a coaching change," Fletcher said. "He's done an excellent job despite the situations we've been put in. If you want to say we're playing for him, I guess we are."
Mularkey has been second-guessed for several decisions going back to whether he made the right choice in awarding J.P. Losman the starting job in February, a move that led to the team releasing veteran Drew Bledsoe, now the starter in Dallas.
"Obviously, he's our leader," Vincent said. "Today, he can take credit for the loss, but at the end of the day we were playing the game. ... We have to look at ourselves and we have to hold each other accountable."
Linebacker London Fletcher noted how Mularkey guided the Bills to within one win of making the playoffs last season, when Buffalo rallied from a 0-4 start to finish 9-7.
"I don't think there should be a coaching change," Fletcher said. "He's done an excellent job despite the situations we've been put in. If you want to say we're playing for him, I guess we are."
Mularkey has been second-guessed for several decisions going back to whether he made the right choice in awarding J.P. Losman the starting job in February, a move that led to the team releasing veteran Drew Bledsoe, now the starter in Dallas.
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