Lovie gets an interview in Buffalo

Good for him, Buffalo sure needs help on defense. Chicago may have given up on him, but Bears never had a decent offensive line in my opinion. Get him in town, grab a good offensive coordinator, and get going.

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Originally posted 12:53 PM ET  01.03 by ILUVPUSSY-KATS

Good for him, Buffalo sure needs help on defense. Chicago may have given up on him, but Bears never had a decent offensive line in my opinion. Get him in town, grab a good offensive coordinator, and get going.

That'd be the right place for him. Out of sight ....

Andy Reid is the only recently unemployed head coach who deserves an immediate head coaching attempt with another team.

If the Bills are indeed interested in tapping any of those other recently fired coaches, I feel sorry for Bills fans because that team is destined for another decade of 4-12 seasons.

Old Ralph is known for being cheap. Lovie probably doesn't want to work for peanuts in an organization that has what, a couple of good running backs and that's it?

This is a Rooney Rule interview. Then Ralph will hire some out-of-work line coach for pocket change.

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Originally posted 02:33 PM ET  01.03 by Debbie Does

Old Ralph is known for being cheap. Lovie probably doesn't want to work for peanuts in an organization that has what, a couple of good running backs and that's it?This is a Rooney Rule interview. Then Ralph will hire some out-of-work line coach for pocket change.

Ralph Wilson? Cheap? Then who was it that gave Mario Williams the highest grossing contract for a defensive line player in league history? You'd better update your knowledge of the Buffalo Bills, if you think money's the primary object here. The Bills are closer to a winning program than many realize, and they just need to get a better coach. That takes money, yeah - and if you think Wilson's gonna give Mario 100 million - but NOT pay a top line coach to lead this team - then you'd better do some more homework. Personally, I'd like to see Chip Kelly or Ken Wisenhunt get the job; I have concerns about Lovie Smith, and I think Andy Reid's gonna end up somewhere that gives him more power. The Bills aren't going to do that ... and really don't need to. Buddy Nix is a GREAT GM, and they have their brain trust in place. A first-line, talented coach, and another good draft (and maybe a QB trade for Alex Smith), and this team will BE THERE.

Love Needs a New Beginning, he would be an outstanding candidate in Cleveland, I think he can put all the pieces together in Cleveland!!! Go Get Um Lovie!!!!

Buffalo is bringing him in to stay within the league's rule about interviewing black coaches for openings they have on their coaching staff.

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Originally posted 02:54 PM ET  01.03 by NWBill

Ralph Wilson? Cheap? Then who was it that gave Mario Williams the highest grossing contract for a defensive line player in league history?

Yup. And if you take out the nearly $10 million for Stupid Mario's cap hit, the Bills would be near the top in available cap space. Thanks to that one stupid signing, they're around the middle.

This was the only time I can recall that Ralph opened his checkbook in free agency. And when you see what it got him, well, maybe he was right to be cheap.

Damn that was fast!!!

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Originally posted 05:25 PM ET  01.03 by CREEPY FACE !!

Damn that was fast!!!

Not as fast as when you inject jelly into the donuts.

I would like to see the Oregon Ducks Coach Chip Kelly. Its our Offense that needs help!!

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Originally posted 03:00 PM ET  01.03 by Not4Nutten

Love Needs a New Beginning, he would be an outstanding candidate in Cleveland, I think he can put all the pieces together in Cleveland!!! Go Get Um Lovie!!!!

This has been said about nearly every other coach who came to Cleveland, unfortunately. Might as well hand the HC duties over to the practice squad; neither the Browns or the Bills could do much worse with those guys running the show.

Ralph Went after Mike Shanahan and was willing to pay him but Shanahan turned him down and went to Washington. Ralph has signed decent free agents and overpaid to get them in Buffalo. Cheap he is not. Irresponsible with is money, yes. Does he hire bad GM's who spend his money in an unwise fashion? Absolutely. But I wouldnt call him cheap.