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    Aaron Williams visiting Jaguars

    http://buffalonews.com/2017/05/03/re...iting-jaguars/

    I wish he'd just hang 'em up, for his health.
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    Re: Aaron Williams visiting Jaguars

    Quote Originally Posted by YardRat View Post
    http://buffalonews.com/2017/05/03/re...iting-jaguars/

    I wish he'd just hang 'em up, for his health.
    I can't see this ending well for him.

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    Re: Aaron Williams visiting Jaguars

    Marrone, you suck.

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    Re: Aaron Williams visiting Jaguars

    He'll never play a full season again and hit next hit could be devastating.

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    Re: Aaron Williams visiting Jaguars

    Great player but damn... go into coaching or broadcasting before you spend the rest of your life blowing through a straw to move down the hallway.

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    Re: Aaron Williams visiting Jaguars

    He could work with Donald Jones and just repeat everything John Murphy says word for word.
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    Re: Aaron Williams visiting Jaguars

    Never give up, is what I always say.

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    Re: Aaron Williams visiting Jaguars

    Let's hope that is a courtesy by the Jags, and gives them an opportunity to consul him.
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    Smile Re: Aaron Williams visiting Jaguars

    Quote Originally Posted by Joe Fo Sho View Post
    Never give up, is what I always say.
    When your permanent future is at risk, it's definitely time to give (football) up.
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    Re: Aaron Williams visiting Jaguars

    Marrone walked out because of Whaley. He brought us the last winning season since when? Yeah. It's Pegula that sucks. Marrone is a good football coach.

    I miss a healthy Aaron Williams.

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    Re: Aaron Williams visiting Jaguars

    Quote Originally Posted by Swiper View Post
    Marrone walked out because of Whaley. He brought us the last winning season since when? Yeah. It's Pegula that sucks. Marrone is a good football coach.
    True.

    And I think Doug Marrone was wise to walk away. He didn't want to be saddled with a bad GM (nor his bad GM's pet project, EJ Manuel).

    Kyle Orton had just retired and Marrone saw the writing on the wall.

    To his credit, the Jags looked like a different team altogether when he took over as interim coach last season. He's probably the right guy to turn that franchise around.

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    Re: Aaron Williams visiting Jaguars

    Quote Originally Posted by YardRat View Post
    http://buffalonews.com/2017/05/03/re...iting-jaguars/

    I wish he'd just hang 'em up, for his health.
    I agree. I've always liked Williams and would hate to see him suffer an injury that could affect his life permanently. I can't see how he could pass a physical or why any Dr. (with a conscience) would pass him.

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    Re: Aaron Williams visiting Jaguars

    It was a bogus "winning season." Marrone is nothing special.

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    Re: Aaron Williams visiting Jaguars

    Quote Originally Posted by Goobylal View Post
    It was a bogus "winning season." Marrone is nothing special.
    LOL at this POV. Marrone worked hard for 15 games to put his team in position to win that last one. All this with a dysfunctional GM who's mantra was to only draft athletic, black players who had "all the tools." Well you saw up close how wrong that is to do only and all the time. As wagon, and others have said, a great team takes a mixture of player types. The Bills had a GM that didn't understand that.

    As for Marrone not being anything special I believe you'll see that you are wrong. As Mularkey is doing well in Tennessee (the only other guy with a winning record in Buffalo since Wade Philips), Marrone's team in Jax is now set-up to have a very good season. And he's the right coach to get them there. He's hungry. Unlike Rex who was only hungry for pizza.

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    Re: Aaron Williams visiting Jaguars

    Quote Originally Posted by Swiper View Post
    LOL at this POV. Marrone worked hard for 15 games to put his team in position to win that last one. All this with a dysfunctional GM who's mantra was to only draft athletic, black players who had "all the tools." Well you saw up close how wrong that is to do only and all the time. As wagon, and others have said, a great team takes a mixture of player types. The Bills had a GM that didn't understand that.

    As for Marrone not being anything special I believe you'll see that you are wrong. As Mularkey is doing well in Tennessee (the only other guy with a winning record in Buffalo since Wade Philips), Marrone's team in Jax is now set-up to have a very good season. And he's the right coach to get them there. He's hungry. Unlike Rex who was only hungry for pizza.
    I'm of half a mind to neg rep you for giving pizza a bad name.

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    Re: Aaron Williams visiting Jaguars

    Quote Originally Posted by Swiper View Post
    LOL at this POV. Marrone worked hard for 15 games to put his team in position to win that last one. All this with a dysfunctional GM who's mantra was to only draft athletic, black players who had "all the tools." Well you saw up close how wrong that is to do only and all the time. As wagon, and others have said, a great team takes a mixture of player types. The Bills had a GM that didn't understand that.

    As for Marrone not being anything special I believe you'll see that you are wrong. As Mularkey is doing well in Tennessee (the only other guy with a winning record in Buffalo since Wade Philips), Marrone's team in Jax is now set-up to have a very good season. And he's the right coach to get them there. He's hungry. Unlike Rex who was only hungry for pizza.
    The Bills won games in 2014 mostly because of their defense, which was 4th in points allowed (which Rex ****ed up, like I knew he would). And if that last game of the season had any meaning for the Cheaters, they would have played all their starters all game long, not play some for just the first half of the game, and the Bills would have finished 8-8. We'll see what he does in Jax.

    As for Mularkey, it helps having a franchise QB (thanks to having the 2nd overall pick in a draft where there were 2 franchise QBs). Which is what the Bills have lacked for years.

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    Re: Aaron Williams visiting Jaguars

    I can't think of Aaron Williams without being reminded of how much I dislike Jarvis Landry.

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    Re: Aaron Williams visiting Jaguars

    Swiper must be suffering from early onset dementia... He conveniently has forgotten about Mularkeys 2-14 record with the Jaguars in 2012

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    Re: Aaron Williams visiting Jaguars

    I'm all for people making decisions about their own lives and future, but I hope in the end Aaron decides to join the rest of us as fans. I think he has enough on the ball to make a good life for himself outside of playing.
    I've made up my mind. Don't confuse me with the facts.

    I'm the most reasonable poster here. If you don't agree, I'll be forced to have a hissy fit.

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    Re: Aaron Williams visiting Jaguars

    Quote Originally Posted by Ginger Vitis View Post
    Swiper must be suffering from early onset dementia... He conveniently has forgotten about Mularkeys 2-14 record with the Jaguars in 2012
    I didn't forget it. So what? How are the Titans' doing now? That's the only thing that matters.

    And sure having a good QB makes any coach look good. Pete Carroll is one of the worst head coaches I have ever seen - as with the Jets & Patriots. He improved. Mularkey can improve. Marrone likely will given the time he needs to mold a team. The Bills owners didn't give him that.
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