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Found November 27, 2012 on NFL Draft Zone: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: Chan Gailey
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Following Sunday’s loss to the Colts, Stevie Johnson said he wants coach Chan Gailey to give up play-calling duties.Johnson posted a 6/106/0 line, but he wasn’t happy afterward. “How I see it, I think we need to let our quarterback call these plays,” he said. “He’s out there on the field. He sees the adjustments that need to be done.” Gailey is accustomed to Johnson’s antics. He’s unlikely to take offense or reprimand his top wideout for spouting off at the mouth publicly. As a Bills fan, I understand his frustration, but was he right? Is this something that should stay in house?  I mean the guy has had some pretty poor calls over the past few weeks.  What do Bills fans think? Let us know on twitter @drocksthaparty
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