Buffalo Bills Podcast

Sal and Leo discuss the Bills announcement that Dick Jauron will become the team's head coach. Was this a good idea? Sal and Leo have their opinion, of course.

Marv Levy -- will he be the next head coach? Sal and Leo have some words to exchange about what will happen with the Bills after Mike Mularkey's resignation and about why Mularkey decided to leave.

Leo and Sal debate the plethora of events that have shaken up the Bills this week: Appointment of 80-year-old former coach Marv Levy to the post of Bills general manager -- vacated by fired Tom Donahoe; re-assumption of the team presidency by 87-year-old owner Ralph Wilson; and retention of coach Mike Mularkey. Our dynamic Bills duo sign off for the season.

Leo and Sal talked about the ever-mysterious quarterback situation, whether Mularkey and/or Donahoe will be back, how overrated Willis McGahee is, and whether this finale means anything.

The Bills not starting quarterback J.P. Losman against the Cincinnati Bengals on Saturday is peculiar, say our podcasters. If Mike Mularkey has an agenda to save his own neck, it's wrong. Hear why re-hiring Wade Phillips wouldn't be a bad idea and why the outcome on the banks of the Ohio River could be another ugly one for Buffalo.

This week, Leo and Sal deck the halls by looking back at Buffalo's laydown against New England on the heels of its meltdown in Miami while pondering the question, "Do the Bills lack talent, coaching, or both?'' They look ahead to the Bills home finale Saturday against Denver and whether it will truly be Eric Moulds' Swan Song before the home fans. Bills should look better with Kelly Holcomb at QB but unless Holcomb can play linebacker, too, they expect the Broncos' to run up and down the field and win big. Now that's a team with an identity.

Sal and Leo discuss the tumultuous week the Bills have endured, from their terribly disappointing loss to Miami, to the suspension of wide receiver Eric Moulds. They also share their thoughts on the play-calling in Miami, the possible roster overhaul that the team faces in the offseason, and some of the strange decisions Mike Mularkey and his staff have made.

Leo and Sal recap last week's loss to Carolina and look ahead to Buffalo's game in Miami. Hear why Mike Mularkey blew it with Sam Adams, why J.P. Losman needs thicker skin, where the Bills offensive line ranks in the NFL, and whether the Bills have any hope of stopping not only Ronnie Brown but Ricky Williams on Sunday in South Florida.

Our intrepid podcasters tear into the Bills like turkey leftovers following Buffalo's 38-point loss to San Diego, the team's worst in a non-strike game in 20 years. No heart or no talent? Should Mike Mularkey keep calling the plays? Is it time to blow up the defense and start over? If Buffalo makes the playoffs, how far does a winless road team advance? Tune in and bring the Pepto.

Leo and Sal discuss last week's big Bills win over Kansas City, when Buffalo found a way to win a game they deserved to lose. Now can they take this show on the road to San Diego -- against the dynamic LaDainian Tomlinson, possibly the best running back ever in the NFL? Can J.P. Losman break Buffalo's 0-4 record on the road? Should the job go back to Kelly Holcomb? BONUS: The All-Bills Interview Team.

As the Bills get set to face Kansas City, hear Leo and Sal answer your questions and discuss Buffalo's chances to win the AFC East, the quarterback situation, the move of Mike Williams to left guard, and the benching of Sam Adams.

Our sports writers and Buffalo Bills gurus Sal Maiorana and Leo Roth offer their takes on the sad, sad game against the Patriots -- then get to the meat of the matter: Who scored and who didn't in their mid-season report card for each position on the team.

Democrat and Chronicle writers Sal Maiorana and Leo Roth recap Buffalo's debacle in Oakland and look ahead to the showdown in New England. Did Willis McGahee's boast hurt the team against the Raiders? Did the club quit on the final, demoralizing drive? Meanwhile, what Halloween horrors await the Bills in Foxboro? Do the Bills have any chance against Tom Brady? And, if they lose, is it time to restart the Great J.P. Losman Experiment?

Democrat and Chronicle writers Sal Maiorana and Leo Roth take a quick look at the rest of the Buffalo Bills season, answer some listeners' e-mail, and talk about their predictions for Sunday's away game against the Oakland Raiders.

Democrat and Chronicle Bills writers Sal Maiorana and Leo Roth discuss the Bills QB situation, Mike Mularkey s refusal to name who will start as QB and their predictions for Sunday s home game against the NY Jets.