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Might have been Josh’s guy, I don’t think he has much faith in him now. Sometimes you just know when you ***** up. Right now Poyer, Milano and Tre are McDs guys, but he can’t realize they are all washed.

Sean by his tone of the presser today is definitely fed up with the offense.He feels the defense is doing their part. Brady is toast if they don’t get this thing fixed. Start by taking Coleman off the field. More Curtis Samuel. We need Palmer back

Maybe he could be a 50/50 guy, if JA could get him the ball more. I blame JA for not throwing the ball to Coleman 22 times a game. .........unacceptable.

Serious question: do you guys want Bills to turn over every rock to create 2026 space? I ask because that just kicks the can down the road. Eventually you have to pay the piper. I’m starting to wonder if we’re not better off taking our lumps sooner to get out of this regime and starting over in 2027 with a clean slate. This would involve Terry prematurely firing McBeane with multiple years left on their extensions and any new FO taking a step back year in year one. Probably not going to happen because it’s impossible to justify to a broader fan base after years of winning. I’m just finally losing confidence enough in leadership where this scenario makes some sense, especially because we’re basically F’d next couple years with cap in terms of meaningful improvements unless we F ourselves even further in 2027 and beyond.

His clock management skills would be an instant upgrade.

go watch the deep shot to Coleman a couple plays after we picked up the third and 17 i think Allen threw him that ball to spite him...watch his release. zero effort i dunno i think something is really wrong here

i heard we need a special teams/punt returner

I'd argue he's a 10/90 or at best a 15/85 guy but then I'd be splitting hairs Truer words have never been spoken!

The WR group is much worse this year then last year and as you noted last years group did not exactly wow anyone. Another thing that has happened is last year was the beginning of the offensive transformation from a high risk/high reward design to the low risk, short passing, run heavy unit we see today. Remember how the Bills turned it loose and went back to that old Dorsey/DaBoll offense in games against the Rams and Lions? They would not and likely could not do that this season. They should have abandoned their stodgy offense mid way through the 2nd quarter against Miami when it became apparent that the Dolphins were committed 100% to shutting down the Brady bulldozer offense. Just like they turned it off against LA & Detroit last season. To me last season was great because it showed that they could be flexible on offense. This season with the exception of the 4th quarter against Baltimore they are showing no flexibility and are almost insanely being stubborn about what they're doing on offense. And given that you have one of the most uniquely flexible QB's to ever play the game, it borders on lunacy how they have employed Allen. One final note. IMO and I don't think this should be controversial, in fact it's a Captain Obvious statement, the primary goal of the offense is to score points. It's not to chew up time, except in specific situations like at the end of the half or game. And while you want to minimize TO's you can't make an offense so timid and afraid to turn the ball over that they don't take the risks needed to create explosive plays. This would be like asking the D to not blitz because occasionally a team can exploit the blitz to make a big play. The bottom line is that asking an offense to balance what it does so that not only must it score points but do it in such a way that protects your defense is a recipe for problems.

Nothing will ever top 13 seconds. If Terry had the balls to fire him after that, there no Damar but there's a Super Bowl appearance

Even worse is that even he is seeing it's a recurring problem. It's concerning that is sounds like it's been addressed in the past and continues. Dude is just Kelvin Benjamin in a puffy coat

Maybe that is true but I am not sure that Brady is much more than he is showing to be honest. In Carolina, there was nothing that stood out as being innovative. Wouldn't Brady want to show his stuff, since he wants to be a head coach himself? Daboll fought with McDermott but, in the end, he called what he wanted and ended up with a head coaching position. Should have brought back Wade Phillips. 🤔

I still can't put 13 seconds into words, so that one has to stay on top.........this past weekend is a close 2nd.

is there a sale on pitchforks anywhere?...asking for a friend

UPDATE 2: All Announcers are put in! As of right now, the Buffalo area is getting: Bucs/Bills 1PM on CBS, Chiefs/Broncos 4:25 on CBS, Seahawks/Rams 4:05 on FOX As of right now, the Syracuse area is getting: Bucs/Bills 1PM on CBS, Chiefs/Broncos 4:25 on CBS, Giants/Packers 1:00 on FOX

Because Keon is Josh’s guy

K.J. better be next.

I would love for coleman to be inactive a few games in a row, and for someone to ask beane about it at the end of the season press conference (scheduled for the monday or tuesday after week 17 games are complete, judging by recent team play). Beane was being a stubborn, arrogant jerk when he made this pick.

Bring in Dabol to help out Brady.......our FO won't let him walk, but he could use a little insight and experience.

Damn! I actually called for this earlier today. There's some speed that knows how to go vertical. Big game experience. Not a cure all but hard pressed to find better at this point

Maybe they signed him to get info on the 2022 Chiefs

They ABSOLUTELY should at least consider bringing in Daboll. The offense has never been better with Josh at the helm than when Dabs was OC.

Can i become optimistic yet?........someone please tell me, i don't know what to think anymore.

Bench him then cut him in the offseason.