Bills fire head coach Jauron
John Clayton, ESPN.comThe Bills have fired head coach Dick Jauron after a 3-6 start in which the offense has been one of the worst in the NFL, according to multiple sources.
Story | Conversation | November 17, 2009Denver's destination still unknown
John Clayton, ESPN.comThe Broncos deserve credit for their 3-0 start, but it's much too early to determine where this team is headed, John Clayton writes in his latest mailbag.
Story | Conversation | September 30, 2009QBs help NFC close the gap on AFC
John Clayton, ESPN.comThe addition of quarterbacks Brett Favre and Jay Cutler has helped the NFC close the competitive gap with the AFC.
Story | Conversation | September 04, 2009No-huddle all the rage at Bills camp
John Clayton, ESPN.comFans have flocked to St. John Fisher College to get an up-close look at the Bills' new no-huddle offense, which QB Trent Edwards appears to be directing with relative ease, writes John Clayton.
Story | Conversation | August 14, 2009AFC West's woes traced to bad drafts
John Clayton, ESPN.comWhatever happened to the days when the AFC West was the best division in football? That's one of your questions, and John Clayton answers that and many more in his latest mailbag.
Story | Conversation | August 03, 2009Bills prepared for the T.O. Experience?
John Clayton, ESPN.comThe Cleveland Browns' rookies should be among the most prepared in the NFL, but what can the Buffalo Bills' roster do to prepare for the T.O. Experience? John Clayton considers this and more in his in his latest mailbag.
Story | Conversation | July 20, 2009Seattle earns offseason bragging rights
John Clayton, ESPN.comThe Seahawks had the best offseason in the NFL. Here are nine other teams that appear to have made significant strides.
Story | Conversation | May 07, 2009Two key stats track a quarterback's rise
John Clayton, ESPN.comUsing two key statistics, John Clayton shows how to track a quarterback's rise from ordinary to extraordinary.
Story | Conversation | April 09, 2009Bills looking to move WR Parrish
John Clayton, ESPN.comRoscoe Parrish, a Buffalo Bills second-round pick whose specialty to working out of the slot in three-receiver sets, may be slotted to a new job.
Story | Conversation | April 09, 2009When Steelers push, Ravens don't hesitate to shove back
John Clayton, ESPN.comWhen the Ravens come knocking on the Steelers' door, Pittsburgh stands at attention, John Clayton writes.
Story | Conversation | December 11, 2008Win over Jets will set Titans up for 14-0
John Clayton, ESPN.comIf the Titans beat the Jets, Tennessee is set up nicely to run the table to 14-0. Then Titans coach Jeff Fisher will have decisions to make, John Clayton writes.
Story | Conversation | November 20, 2008Campbell under pressure to resuscitate Redskins' offense
John Clayton, ESPN.comAfter a fast start, the Redskins' offense has slumped of late. The pressure's on QB Jason Campbell to turn things around, starting Sunday against the rival Cowboys, writes John Clayton.
Story | Conversation | November 13, 2008Pressure is on the Eagles in matchup with Giants
John Clayton, ESPN.comThe Giants face one of the NFL's toughest second-half schedules, but in their Week 10 matchup the burden lies with the host Eagles, John Clayton writes.
Story | Conversation | November 06, 2008Evans signs extension, becomes third highest-paid receiver in the NFL
John Clayton, ESPN.comThe Buffalo Bills made Lee Evans one of the league's highest-paid wide receivers on Thursday.
Story | Conversation | October 02, 2008Bills' Schonert stretching the field, not the truth
John Clayton, ESPN.comIn his weekly mailbag, John Clayton tackles questions on Oakland's coaching situation, the state of the QB position, the Vikings' playoff chances and more.
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