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    Re: The Packers and Aaron Rogers have extra motivation to whip the Bills bad...

    Quote Originally Posted by Spartacus View Post
    Why did he deserve to be fired?

    Same reason that Natty Hackett deserves to be fired. Crummy quarterbacks.
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    Re: The Packers and Aaron Rogers have extra motivation to whip the Bills bad...

    Quote Originally Posted by Spartacus View Post
    They may want to rub it in...
    Except that the grievance is all in your mind, not theirs. They're thinking "Holy ****, I get to coach Aaron Fgkcing Rodgers!'

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    Re: The Packers and Aaron Rogers have extra motivation to whip the Bills bad...

    Quote Originally Posted by BidsJr View Post
    Same reason that Natty Hackett deserves to be fired. Crummy quarterbacks.
    He was fired because he told Ralph that Losman was useless and always would be useless.
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    Re: The Packers and Aaron Rogers have extra motivation to whip the Bills bad...

    Quote Originally Posted by WagonCircler View Post
    Except that the grievance is all in your mind, not theirs. They're thinking "Holy ****, I get to coach Aaron Fgkcing Rodgers!'
    He could have been coaching Aaron Rogers in Buffalo, but no, Losman was just too pretty to ignore.

    And I hope they go easy on us, but they may not. We'll see...

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    Re: The Packers and Aaron Rogers have extra motivation to whip the Bills bad...

    Quote Originally Posted by pmoon6 View Post
    Good post, except for the overdone "best QB ever".
    Athletes in all sports get better over the years. Sure, they were different eras, but you can't deny that everyone gets bigger and faster and stronger and smarter as time goes by.

    AR has a qb rating 11 points higher than #2 and his career tds to int's is almost twice as good as the next guy's.

    Considering that TC made pro bowlers out of Elvis Grbac, Kordell Stewart and Tommy Maddox, turned Drew Bledsoe into the only Bills qb since Flutie to lead the team to a winning season and resurrected Bret Favre's career, AR could very easily wind up being considered the best of all time after he's through.

    And Ralph fired TC, the guy that also might go down as the greatest qb coach in history because he wouldn't get with the JP Losman program.
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    Re: The Packers and Aaron Rogers have extra motivation to whip the Bills bad...

    Quote Originally Posted by Night Train View Post
    Green Bay still wishes to secure home field advantage in their conference. There are still 3 games left ??? Huh ?
    For the Bills......It's meaningless.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pmoon6 View Post
    Pay no attention to the wastoid that lives in a constant state of non ordinary reality.
    HAHA!!...

    Moron, Game has no meaning for Buffalo.

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    Re: The Packers and Aaron Rogers have extra motivation to whip the Bills bad...

    The whole situation can be defused if the Bills just let Kelly Holcomb lead the charge out of the tunnel on Sunday and Holcomb sends Shiva an autographed jockstrap.
    Lehner's history. He just doesn't know it yet.

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    Re: The Packers and Aaron Rogers have extra motivation to whip the Bills bad...

    Quote Originally Posted by Downinfloflo View Post
    I can see the Bills winning this game, Because it's meaningless.
    I can easily see the Bills making it to 10-6 if they win this game...mostly because Brady will be sitting in week 17.

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    Re: The Packers and Aaron Rogers have extra motivation to whip the Bills bad...

    Quote Originally Posted by Spartacus View Post
    He could have been coaching Aaron Rogers in Buffalo, but no, Losman was just too pretty to ignore.

    And I hope they go easy on us, but they may not. We'll see...
    Who's left to hold a grudge against? Ralph's dead. It's was 3 GMs ago. Brandon was making flyers to sell group tickets in those days. Even the red helmets and end zones are gone.

    Are they angry at the P.A. announcer?

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    Re: The Packers and Aaron Rogers have extra motivation to whip the Bills bad...

    It's like listening to my grandfather go on about the Kaiser.

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    Re: The Packers and Aaron Rogers have extra motivation to whip the Bills bad...

    Our offense may actually look good considering how pitiful that defense of theirs is.

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    Re: The Packers and Aaron Rogers have extra motivation to whip the Bills bad...

    Quote Originally Posted by WagonCircler View Post
    Who's left to hold a grudge against? Ralph's dead. It's was 3 GMs ago. Brandon was making flyers to sell group tickets in those days. Even the red helmets and end zones are gone.

    Are they angry at the P.A. announcer?
    JP is the pa guy now, Gurtler was back then, so that's different also.
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    Re: The Packers and Aaron Rogers have extra motivation to whip the Bills bad...

    Sure, they will rub it in. Because that will teach Ralph!

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    Re: The Packers and Aaron Rogers have extra motivation to whip the Bills bad...

    Quote Originally Posted by YardRat View Post
    JP is the pa guy now, Gurtler was back then, so that's different also.
    It must be Woody, then.

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    Re: The Packers and Aaron Rogers have extra motivation to whip the Bills bad...

    Quote Originally Posted by WagonCircler View Post
    Who's left to hold a grudge against? Ralph's dead. It's was 3 GMs ago. Brandon was making flyers to sell group tickets in those days. Even the red helmets and end zones are gone.

    Are they angry at the P.A. announcer?
    Who says they'e angry?

    Revenge is a dish best served cold.

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    Re: The Packers and Aaron Rogers have extra motivation to whip the Bills bad...

    But, IF they're in the mood to send someone the message, the Losmaniacs would be the most likely target, don't you think?

    I can see them starting to form their excuses already.

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    Re: The Packers and Aaron Rogers have extra motivation to whip the Bills bad...

    Quote Originally Posted by Spartacus View Post
    He was fired because he told Ralph that Losman was useless and always would be useless.
    He was released because his HC, Mularkey bailed, and new coach Jauron came in with his own people. Had nothing to do with QB's. Happens commonly with coaching changes. They release old staff and hire new staff. Crazy stuff.

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    Re: The Packers and Aaron Rogers have extra motivation to whip the Bills bad...

    Quote Originally Posted by Mace View Post
    He was released because his HC, Mularkey bailed, and new coach Jauron came in with his own people. Had nothing to do with QB's. Happens commonly with coaching changes. They release old staff and hire new staff. Crazy stuff.
    Sorry, but this isn't the case.

    When the season was over, Ralph told Mularkey that he wouldn't fire him if Mularkey would fire Tom Clements. Mularkey, being the weakling he was, knuckled under and fired Clements. Then, a couple of days later, he had a change of heart (feeling guilty about throwing his right-hand man under the bus) and resigned, citing people in the city being mean to his kids.

    It was Donahoe and Ralph who decided to lowball Bledsoe to force him out and install Losman, who'd only playe 5 downs in his rookie season, as the starter. Mularkey went along with it, but Clements was against it. It was when Eric Moulds went a begged ralph to let them sit Losman a second time that Ralph went nuts and decided Clements was the bad guy.

    Well, take a look at Clements resume with qbs and take a look at Ralph's.

    And three years later, Losman was playing in Las Vegas.

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    Re: The Packers and Aaron Rogers have extra motivation to whip the Bills bad...

    Quote Originally Posted by Spartacus View Post
    Sorry, but this isn't the case.

    When the season was over, Ralph told Mularkey that he wouldn't fire him if Mularkey would fire Tom Clements. Mularkey, being the weakling he was, knuckled under and fired Clements. Then, a couple of days later, he had a change of heart (feeling guilty about throwing his right-hand man under the bus) and resigned, citing people in the city being mean to his kids.

    It was Donahoe and Ralph who decided to lowball Bledsoe to force him out and install Losman, who'd only playe 5 downs in his rookie season, as the starter. Mularkey went along with it, but Clements was against it. It was when Eric Moulds went a begged ralph to let them sit Losman a second time that Ralph went nuts and decided Clements was the bad guy.

    Well, take a look at Clements resume with qbs and take a look at Ralph's.

    And three years later, Losman was playing in Las Vegas.
    Ok, if you say so.

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    Re: The Packers and Aaron Rogers have extra motivation to whip the Bills bad...

    Quote Originally Posted by Spartacus View Post
    Who says they'e angry?

    Revenge is a dish best served cold.
    So, I should just go punch a random referee to avenge the Titans' Home Run Throwforward non-call--just because he wears the same uniform as the refs who pussed out that day in Nashville?

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