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Yeah I think so

This is what drives me crazy. Even as a viewer, I can feel the team & coaching getting tighter as games go along. The Ravens last year was the perfect example - that shouldn't have been that close. We were controlling that game. On that last drive, we went complete prevent, and they got downfield in a jiffy. But I agree he's good for our culture, and would even say that he's good at week to week gameplans. He can be a good HC. The one thing I wish he would do is give any DC we have full reign - let the DC come up w/ his own schemes and strategy, and let the DC make their own calls during the game.

Dolphins players are fighting each other at a joint practice with the Bears.

Somebody talk to the Chain Gang and press them on why Buffalo Bills are always short on 3rd and inches/4th and inches when we face Kansas City Chiefs in the playoffs. McDermott should do that.

If Andy Reid wanted to coach the Bills, I'd be onboard. But I tend to believe the slam dunk HC candidates are all gainfully employed already so we'd have to roll the dice on an unproven OC, DC or a college coach. Maybe they'd be great and maybe we'd waste the second half of Josh's career. Personally, I wouldn't want the risk. With 32 teams in the NFL, there's a 3% chance of any given team wins the SB. I think the McD/Josh combo elevates that to 10% or so. Nobody will ever name a trophy after McDermott but he's better than the average NFL coach. And I do believe if we give him enough shots, he'll get us a Lombardi.

Again? My reply is redundant, but so is the topic. For perspective: Super Bowl winning NFL coaches still active: McVay (8 seasons), Tomlin (18 seasons), Harbaugh (17 seasons), Carroll(18 seasons), Sirianni (4 seasons), Sean Payton (17 seasons) Andy Reid was a head coach for around 20 seasons before finally winning it. Now has 3 of past 5 Super Bowl wins. Previously Mike McCarthy had 18 seasons as head coach with a single Super Bowl win. Total seasons by these respected head coaches : (+/-)125, Total Superbowl wins: 11 It's not easy to make it to the Super Bowl, and even harder to win it. Why would anyone with a lick of sense entertain the idea of dismissing the most successful coach (winning percentage) in team history? What guarantee is there that his replacement would get there? I suspect some of the comments are from the spoiled instant gratification generation who feel entitled for their dreams and desires always being realized. Tough world. p.s. - McDermott ain't going anywhere until he decides to move on.

Ditto 100% But watch out... a lot of people on here (ahem, Thurman) try to tell you Cook is not that valuable to us. They think Benford is better and more value LOL. Without Cook, we will struggle to make the playoffs. He is that important. Just wait and see.

@Simon Are we allowed to play Hip-hawp with cussing? This new Juicy J goes hard AF, ya dig?

Coaches who started after 1970, minimum 100 games, and no conference championships, stack ranked by winning%.

So undrafted only?

Interesting... And what is your evidence that someone is paying me to talk to you?

3rd row above the dugout on the 50, I’m prepared to get cold/wet depending on the day. Also prepared to go broke…

Open borders. Purposely importing third world violent criminals. Gender affirming care for kids. Porn in school for elementary school kids. Free Palestine Hamas support. Rampant college campus antisemitism. Weaponization of government lawfare. Money printing machine inflation. Handcuff domestic energy production. Imaginary nazis everywhere. Did I miss any? A plot we've thankfully laid waste to.

Aaron Rodgers only playing in one Super Bowl is a great example of what can happen when you stick with the same coach who constantly underachieves in the playoffs and pair said coach with a front office who doesn't want to allocate top draft picks to offense because they expect the QB to pick up the slack. Who does that sound like?

No way, a Super Bowl appearance buys him another 2-3 seasons at least, no matter how we do in the Big Game.

The Bills aren't meant to draft players from Clemson. CJ Spiller Shaq Lawson Tony Steward Sammy Watkins Baylon Spector Jonathan Meeks Chris Hariston

There aren’t going to be a lot of Super Bowl winning coaches available to hire any way. Probably zero. So really, it’s “has a coach who has never won a Super Bowl with their first job, won one with a different team” and the answer is that lots have.

Yea, I think I misunderstood your point. It’s been a gaslighting issue for both parties.

Yeah, but as a 5th round pick he is overqualified.

His job security is at 99.9%. A down season? Who cares. It won't be because of him. The only way he gets fired in the next three years is if there is a change in ownership. I'd put the chance of change in majority ownership higher than McDermott being fired by the Bills. The ownership situation is uncomfortably fragile.

1. The list of QB's is for their ENTIRE career not just their first 7 years. for example, Aaron Rodgers has 1 super bowl appearance in 20 seasons. 2. Many of the head coaches were in the league when you required fewer wins to make the super bowl. Now with teams generally having 3 games to make the super bowl, it is both a) harder to make and b) easier to gather wins

I read somewhere that Keonte Jenkins was running ahead of Ulofoshio with the LBs. With Spector out I would say him assuming Shaq Thompson is too name brand for this exercise.

I saw a lot i liked from Jackson hawes

It's not happening. He isn't going anywhere. But this just isn't correct. Allen is getting us to the playoffs every year with basic levels of competency. Which is what we have already been doing. We would need to be Cincinnati incompetent to not be a perennial playoff team in the AFC East with an MVP QB. Heck, they almost made the playoffs last year with a historically bad defense. NFL is a QB league and Allen pulls even more weight for his team than the other top players.