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"Im probably a little bit more fired up, a lot more emotional I would say," he said, comparing his style to that of the ever low-key Jauron. "Whether (the players) take on those characteristics or not, I dont know. I just know that Im going to get the team to try to focus on one game, Jacksonville." Fitzpatrick was among several players who noticed an immediate difference. "Hes got some fire in him and I like what he did in the first meeting," Fitzpatrick said. "Hes here to kind of break us out of our little funk, and I think hes a good guy to do it." After spending the past three seasons as the Bills defensive co-ordinator, Fewells first big decision, not surprisingly, came on offence in an attempt to spark a unit thats sputtered this season. Electing to go with Fitzpatrick over Trent Edwards, Fewell said he and the staff believe Fitzpatrick gives the Bills "the best opportunity." The switch in quarterbacks comes after Edwards was yanked after having an interception returned for a touchdown with three minutes left in a 41-17 loss at Tennessee last weekend. It was Edwards first game back after sustaining a concussion in a 16-13 overtime win against the New York Jets on Oct. 18. Fitzpatrick rallied the Bills to beat the Jets and then went 1-1 in two starts. The offence has struggled no matter whos called the plays. It ranks 29th in the NFL in yards gained, is averaging a little over 15 points and hasnt generated 300 yards in any of its past seven outings. Though Feweell said the job is Fitzpatricks on a week to week basis, the quarterback said hes been told something different. Justin Tuck Authentic Jersey. . "I think right now its my job," Fitzpatrick said. "I think right now hes handing me the job and Im going to go ahead and try to take it." Receiver Terrell Owens backed the quarterback switch, noting that Fitzpatrick, in his fifth season, is more experienced than Edwards, who is in his third year. And Owens noted he thought Fitzpatrick had earned the right to take over after winning two of three games. As for the coaching change, Owens shrugged. "Whats new?" he said, referring to a Bills team thats switched offensive co-ordinators in September, when Turk Schonert was fired. Owens added he contacted Jauron to thank him and wish him well. Jauron was fired after going 24-33 in three-plus seasons in Buffalo, and with the team in jeopardy of missing the playoffs for a 10th straight year. Fewell showed hes not afraid of trying something new. He had his players practice in pads, and intends to do so again on Thursday. Under Jauron, the Bills normally only practised in pads on Thursdays during a game week. "I just felt like Jacksonville is a very physical football team, and I felt like going into this week that we needed to have a mindset of being physical," Fewell said. Hes also concentrating on correcting the numerous mental errors that have cost the Bills on offence. Buffalo has been penalized 22 times for false-start penalties, including nine in a 6-3 loss to Cleveland on Oct. 11, and five more against Tennessee. Fewell said he was ready to cut off a players finger during practice, but joked that Bills head trainer Bud Carpenter advised him against it. "So I kind of got up in their face a little bit and just made my presence felt," Fewell said. Safety George Wilson is no stranger to Fewells fiery approach, and credited the coach for rallying the players during a team meeting prior to practice. "Hes in control, he made that impression," Wilson said. "He conveyed his message in a way that guys wouldnt automatically just turn off the switch. He did a great job of setting the tone." 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