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And usually loses.

Looking back at the Coleman optimism.

Bills -6 seems like a lot..

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Gruden with Josh would be interesting. Just sayin

Pretty much. Watching them the past few games, and following the results each Saturday as they snuck by bad teams, they just aren't very good. At least 'not very good' is nearly bowl-eligible. Hopefully Lembo can improve the roster for '26.

It's a combination of both. If his on-field performance was good enough, I'm sure the punishment would have been less (see Dallas benching Ceedee Lamb for one play). Not sure how benching a bad player reflects badly on the Buffalo Bills organization though? Is it a better option to force him into the lineup, just because of his draft position? How exactly is Sean McDermott supposed to "handle" an adult who refuses to show up to his job? I've never quite understood the concept that a coach was responsible for controlling the behavior of his players, especially off the field. There are teams (such as Kansas City) who just sweep problematic behavior under the rug and pretend it doesn't exist. That doesn't mean they are doing a better job of handling it. And all franchises eventually get tired of the distractions. See Pittsburgh with Antonio Brown, Dallas and Philadelphia with Terrell Owens, New England with Randy Moss. Elam is a totally different story. If you haven't been following him since the trade to Dallas, he's been an absolute mess. McDermott was right about starting Christian Benford over him from Day 1, and was right that he wasn't good enough to play. Yes, Beane deserves the blame for picking them. Not arguing that at all.

It would work if they find a big/tall WR who can do a few other things as well

They have 5 regulation wins in 20 games. A quarter of the season. They arent good. They havent been good for as long as I can remember. They made no changes and we are expected to keep an open mind. The NHL is random. Random results every night. It is more like MLB and not the NFL in that way. It is a marathon and you look at the body of work. 1/4 of the season has been a complete failure. They have to go 35-20-7 the rest of the way to even make the playoffs.

I think you hold the Qb run stuff until the home stretch of the season and playoffs. I think they need to lean into what works match up wise. Short week vs the Texans play action early to play with the second level, but this is an inside zone/duo week. Lighter DTs, double team and move. Cook and Davis should have success. No Pitre makes Shakir a problem. New dad high, I think Shakir has his biggest game of his career.

This morning's BLS report on September jobs was 119K actual vs. an estimate of 50K. Unemployment at 4.4% vs. an estimate of 4.3%.

Keon being a healthy scratch is very predictable. Josh needs WR's who know how to make themselves available quickly and especially when he's moving around evading pass rushers. I understand that they *thought* they needed a tall 50/50 guy on the roster, but in retrospect that doesn't work well for Allen.

I would guess it's not coming from the organization but rather a player/agent. Something tells me there's more going on here than Coleman missing a meeting

Man, are these guys having fun or what? Spencer Brown — another player many “knowledgeable” fans wanted to run out of here. Hilarious. Go Bills!

He may get a look...but I think he takes himself out of the running for a lot of teams. IIRC, he's from the Philadelphia area. He wanted to go back to be closer to family. He's getting up there in age and is at a point where spending time with family can supercede coaching aspirations. It wouldn't shock me if he has a very small list of teams he would even consider coaching for.

My thoughts exactly. If there’s one thing you can say for this organization it’s usually they do make some effort to keep the drama in house

I think Coleman is better than he's shown but if we're winning without him (one game I know, I know) I don't really think he needs to come back any time soon.

Soooo who's leaking the tea to Cover 1?

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I expect Vic to get a look this offseason for HC gigs

"Let me tell you something, man. This play sheet right here? I really like this thing, man. See these? Words, man. *aggressively taps the playsheet* you just say the words. Lookie here: Triple-YX-banana-71-Alpha-left-split-post-54-Charmander-slot-omega; on one" *Scribbles incoherent play diagram on whiteboard* "Easy peesie, man" How close was I?

It’s a self fulfilling prophecy that when a guy gets drafted as high as Coleman( 1st rd if you factor the trade down) management will sacrifice the success of the position group to force development of the pick. Our offense became run first with short receiver screens or check downs because our primary wideout couldn’t get open or nonchalanted his route and didn’t even bother to sell it. It took 10 games and Josh looking frustrated and ineffective to realize Coleman was a huge problem. Now, with the a realistic group( still lacking a true #1 or #2) giving Josh opportunities downfield and open receivers, we’re looking formidable. Sadly, this is the biggest indictment of a defensive/ST HC. He knew how undeveloped and mentally checked out Coleman was way before this but allowed team confidence to diminish rather than pull the trigger on replacing him. If we’re going to be successful Brady has to take charge of personnel similar to what Dabol did. Brady did a 180 in his play calling when Sean finally sat Coleman.

Good to see that no matter what happened between him and the Raiders he still goes to the barber with Mark Davis.

The fact that I think Sirianni is a net negative and if you move on don't hire Vic he might walk as DC....

But they tend to play well against the better teams. And that was my point - they are a team consistently at the bottom of the standings. They shouldn’t ever be thinking they can take a night off. But they seem to pretty consistently play up or down to their competition. They just played probably their best game of the year against Edmonton the game before this. Totally shut McDavid and Draisaitl down. Then they follow it up with one of their worst performances of the year against the current last place team in the NHL.