Waited For Marv's Approval

[BuffaloBlakely14]

The Buffalo Bills officially announced the release of GM Tom Donahoe today at a 2:30pm Press Conference and just three hours later announced that Head Coach Mike Mularkey will be staying on as the Buffalo Bills Head Coach for the 2006 season...there is speculation that in between the two announcements the Bills struck a deal with former Coach Marv Levy to become the teams Chief of Football Operations and wanted to get his approval to keep Mike Mularkey as the teams Head Coach...the Bills will officially welcome Marv Levy back into the organization before the end of the week is out.

http://www.eastcoastsportsnews.com/2006Draft.html

[Nighthawk]

The Buffalo Bills officially announced the release of GM Tom Donahoe today at a 2:30pm Press Conference and just three hours later announced that Head Coach Mike Mularkey will be staying on as the Buffalo Bills Head Coach for the 2006 season...there is speculation that in between the two announcements the Bills struck a deal with former Coach Marv Levy to become the teams Chief of Football Operations and wanted to get his approval to keep Mike Mularkey as the teams Head Coach...the Bills will officially welcome Marv Levy back into the organization before the end of the week is out.
http://www.eastcoastsportsnews.com/2006Draft.html


Wow, if that is true about getting Marv's approval on MM, I feel real confident in his ability to run this team. Folks, you think it was bad with TD, wait to you see what an 81 year old with no GM experience will do for us. A bad situation just got worse!

[TacklingDummy]

All GM's had no experience at one time.

The Bills couldn't do much worse then Tom Donahoe. Im glad he's gone. And I wouldn't care if they named Fairway the GM. He'd do better then TD has.

[Novacane]

Oh well. At least Marv won't call us jerks and tell us to save the postage :cry:

[BillsSabresB.C.T. Fan]

The Buffalo Bills officially announced the release of GM Tom Donahoe today at a 2:30pm Press Conference and just three hours later announced that Head Coach Mike Mularkey will be staying on as the Buffalo Bills Head Coach for the 2006 season...there is speculation that in between the two announcements the Bills struck a deal with former Coach Marv Levy to become the teams Chief of Football Operations and wanted to get his approval to keep Mike Mularkey as the teams Head Coach...the Bills will officially welcome Marv Levy back into the organization before the end of the week is out.
http://www.eastcoastsportsnews.com/2006Draft.html

Not true, I think they had this all planned out ahead of time that's why they met in Detroit just to go over what was going to happen for today