The Lions just keep breaking my heart, Schwartz needs to pull his head out of his ass now and keep control of the team this offseason or 2013 will be another long season. First player to be arrested or to make headlines for being a moron needs to be cut that day, and Titus Young should already be packed and heading to the nearest crack house.Originally Posted by sadaist
No, so let me explain it for you (I know you must be lost when you can't Wiki everything) ....he'd be the douchenozzle that throws your fat ass into the street.
My favorite bills player is OJ SIMPSON....
The only thing the doucheknozzles you date can throw is your anorexic, sociopathic ass to the curb...
That's like saying my favorite philosopher is Charles Manson...
Of all players to hate, Fred Jackson? Really? He's one of the only popular ones...
It really isn't his fault, has more to do with Poji's everlasting man love for him
Every time Fred Jackson walks around Buffalo, this song follows him around playing out of the aether!:It really isn't his fault, has more to do with Poji's everlasting man love for him
Ooooh, I'm a anorexic sociopath now!If I didn't know any better I'd swear you're turning into a bitter grumpy old man. Your paranoia will probbaly be accusing me of stepping on your trailer park lawn next.
You've always been a bitter, grumpy old man. So why do you give a fuck?Ooooh, I'm a anorexic sociopath now!
You should "probbaly" leave the insults to me. Your wine box is imploding...Your paranoia will probbaly be accusing me of stepping on your trailer park lawn next.
Now?
always been.
Your life must really suck if all you have going is constant sniping here, and regurgitating the same fat/moms basement/failure/unemployed trolls, over, and over, and over again...
You're a failure at everything, even trolling.
Fucking Gunt.
Here comes the "Hey, look F A T boy showed up" retort.
Same lame comeback he/she uses everytime I punch him/her in the junk.
Fucking Gunt.
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"Oh, please die of a stroke F A T boy"
With her herpes riddled, alcohol soaked frame sinking deeper into her faux leather sofa.....
61 chats?
He/she hangs out in the "chat room"
How ghey is that........
You use an in this sentence, not aOoooh, I'm a anorexic sociopath now!
Don't worry, former strippers usually have lousy grammar.
Looks like Andy Reid is headed to the desert to take the Cardinals job.
http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/88...-coach-sources
Would be a good hire for them, just don't let him GM the team.
if he's bringin' an o-line with him
Another one of those classic genius posts, sure to generate responses. You log on the next day to see what your witty gem has produced to find no one gets it and 2 knotheads want to stick their dicks in it... Well played, sir!!
Lovie might be coming to Buffalo, then. They're (the new DO Russ Brandon and Nix) interviewing the ex-Arizona crew right now. They're also looking at Syracuse's coach and Denver's offensive coordinator...
All this time you've been insulting me via Wiki? Must be your "thing"
C'mon, you grumpy old paranoid fuck, you can do better..oh wait, you can't
How drunk are you? Jesus...
Wiki must have one lame insult page.
I'll be damned, Andy Reid winds up in KC.
http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/88...as-city-chiefs
Andy Reid became the next coach of the Kansas City Chiefs on Friday, the team announced on Twitter.
The length of the deal is five years, sources told the Associated Press. A news conference to introduce Reid is scheduled for Monday.
The deal reportedly will give the longtime Eagles coach broad authority over football decisions. His deal came hours after the Chiefs announced they had parted with general manager Scott Pioli after four tumultuous seasons.
The Chiefs held a meeting with the coaching staff on Friday morning, presumably to talk about Kansas City's job search and ongoing talks with Reid, according to sources.
Reid spent 1999-2012 as Philadelphia's coach, leading the Eagles to the playoffs nine times during that period. He won 130 regular-season games and 10 playoff games. The Chiefs, meanwhile, had 98 wins, three postseason appearances and no postseason wins under five different head coaches, according to ESPN Stats & Information.
"I'm definitely excited. You don't accidentally win 100 games over 10 years in this league. Obviously, the guy knows how to coach and win. It's definitely something we need," Chiefs offensive lineman Eric Winston said on "SVP & Russillo" on ESPN Radio.
Reid will inherit a team that went 2-14, matching the worst record in franchise history. But he'll also have the No. 1 pick in the NFL draft, and with five players voted to the Pro Bowl, Kansas City has building blocks in place to make a quick turnaround.
Reid has experience turning around franchises, too.
He took over a team in Philadelphia that was just 3-13, but two years later went 11-5 and finished second in the NFC East. That began a stretch of five straight years in which Reid won at least 11 games and included a trip to the Super Bowl after the 2004 season.
"Congratulations to Clark Hunt and the Kansas City Chiefs for hiring a good man and a good coach," Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie said Friday night. "We wish Andy, (wife) Tammy and their entire family all the best in their new home."
The fresh start afforded by the Chiefs should be welcomed by Reid.
Despite a 130-93-1 record and the most wins in Eagles history, he was just 12-20 in the past two seasons. Reid also dealt with personal tragedy when his oldest son, Garrett, died during training camp after a long battle with drug addiction.
Jerry Jones fired Rex Ryan's overrated, hack brother. Bigmouth says he made that defense alot better than it was and that he'll be without a job for about 5 minutes. We'll see...
http://espn.go.com/dallas/nfl/story/...ve-coordinator
Cowboys fire DC Rob Ryan
By Calvin Watkins
ESPNDallas.com
The Dallas Cowboys informed defensive coordinator Rob Ryan on Tuesday he would not be returning to run the team's defense in 2013-14.
More Rob Ryan Coverage
Turns out, Jerry Jones was right -- things are uncomfortable for the Cowboys right now, writes Dan Graziano. Blog
Ryan had one year remaining on a three-year contract.
"I want to express my appreciation to Rob for all of his efforts and contributions to the Cowboys over the past two years," Cowboys coach Jason Garrett said in a statement. "At this time, the decision has been made to move forward in a different direction philosophically on defense. I have an immense amount of respect for Rob as a person and as a football coach and I wish him and his family the very best."
Ryan's defense finished 19th overall, 17th against the run and 21st against the pass.
His defense missed five defensive starters due to injuries and two more key backups.
"I inherited a team that was 31st in the league in defense and made them better," Ryan told ESPNDallas.com's Tim MacMahon. "I (expletive) made them a hell of a lot better. I'll be out of work for like five minutes."
When the Cowboys' season ended, it appeared Garrett was giving Ryan a vote of confidence for a return in 2013.
“
Ryan I inherited a team that was 31st in the league in defense and made them better. I (expletive) made them a hell of a lot better. I'll be out of work for like five minutes.
” -- Rob Ryan
"I thought Rob did a really good job," Garrett said. "I stood up here a number of times and said you don't want to talk about injuries and we're not talking about them now but in answering your question I'm going to say that it was a real challenge for (Ryan). If you think about the number of guys we lost on defense, starting, marquee players who are just simply out, and the other guys who are battling through injuries and the challenges he had bringing guys from the practice squad up, from off the street and on our team and literally playing them two days later."
But a few days after Garrett's comments, team owner and general manager Jerry Jones said changes were needed after an 8-8 finish and he was going to make people uncomfortable at Valley Ranch. Jones wouldn't commit to any coach other than Garrett.
On Monday, Jones spoke to the entire coaching staff and running backs coach Skip Peete was told he wouldn't return. Most of the coaching staff left the Dallas area for a brief vacation.
Ryan was on vacation in the Turks and Caicos Islands when he was told by phone he wouldn't return.
"I think I did a good job and I think our staff did a good job on defense trying to compete with what we had at the end of the year," Ryan told MacMahon. "But the best job we did was when we were able to coach our starters."
Ryan's best defensive player, outside linebacker DeMarcus Ware played with one arm in the last two games because of injuries to his elbow and shoulder. His starting safety, Gerald Sensabaugh, played with a bad hip.
Rob Ryan was correct...he won't have a problem getting another job.
He's pretty well-thought-of my most league execs. I didn't think the Cowboy's D was that bad this year.
The main problem with the Cowboys is Jerry Jones. The man just doesn't know football like he thinks he does. He should get a real GM and spend his afternoons in strip clubs.
And when the hell are the Cowboys going to realize Romo isn't going to take them to the promised land?
“If bullshit was currency, Joe Biden would be a billionaire.” - George W. Bush
Also, I heard on ESPN yesterday that Cowher is definitely not entertaining offers to coach at least in this off-sesason. I can imagine making several million with stable working hours is hard to let go of.
Since the Bills just hired the Jet's ex-defensive coordinator Pettine, there's a chance he might be working with his brother in NYC...
He also has kids in college, and he might not be worth the hype and money being away from the game for so long...
Very true.
Any opinions on the Bears hiring Trestman?
I'd be concerned, seeing as he worked for Miami during the dreaded "Dave Wannstedt/Nosedive into mediocrity" era.
“The greatest enemy of knowledge is not ignorance, it is the illusion of knowledge.”― Stephen Hawking
Kind of my thoughts to, didn't really understand the hire but thought maybe I missed something. Not very often Head coaches are hired from the CFL.
He's awful. I think I could have coached a better defense than he did this year for the Bills, seriously. He had a fair amount of talent, but they were so bad at points it looked like they were trying to suck...
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