Our Bills Christmas Wishlist
By Cam Boon
The holiday season is in full swing and with it comes little kids writing last minute letters to Santa Claus, listing what they want for the day filled with family, gifts and lights. So, why shouldn’t we partake in this festive tradition? Instead, we’re going to write a letter to Doug Whaley, describing what we as Bills fans would like this holiday season.
Dear Doug,
As you are starting to find out, running a team full of desperation gets quite challenging. When the fanbase is just as desperate for a spot in some meaningful January football, it becomes downright impossible sometimes. But since we are 16 years removed from this, can you blame us? So here at BuffaLowDown, we are going to help you out a little bit. Here are some things to take into consideration so that your ultimate gift to us next year is playoff football:
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For Watkins and McCoy, a muzzle:
Now whether Watkins tried going into his coach’s office and pleading for the ball before he went to the media remains to be seen. But at the same time, he needs to learn to keep his mouth shut. Was he right? Yes, 100%. But he needs to learn to handle those situations in-house. McCoy on the other hand just needs to act professionally. That whole charade leading up to the Philly game was out of control and it was because he kept opening his mouth.
You see, Mr. Whaley, we do not ask much of you. There are some things that need to be brought to the team this offseason, and all of them are doable in this offseason. Now if you do bring us these gifts, we will be delighted and a playoff berth will be given in our favor. But if you cannot, you may find some coal in your stocking when the next holiday rolls around. Merry Christmas!