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Might be true. But Diggs was also acting like a bozo at the time.

They only used him for a couple things, just like every other WR. Cooks is gonna come out and run a deep route just like MVS did and just like Hardman did the other week. That sums up Bills deep game

It means design a terrible pass game with the greatest bill qb ever to go along with a craptastic run defense.

It’s true, but you can see why…look what’s happened in Chicago, NE and Denver with the hiring of new, above average coaches. Those teams’ fortunes literally changed overnight. Nine years without much to show for it is a long time to give an NFL regime…I think, if anything, NFL coaches generally are given too much time to prove themselves…

From his 9 catches this year? That's a pretty small sample size.

Yeah, going through OCs this quick is a bad look for him no doubt.

or avoid going three and out and kill less than 3 minutes of clock. It totally killed the Bills in Super Bowl XXV.

IF?

TBD's favorite radio host from the stone ages Chuck Dickerson would say that's a bunch of horse poopy and things coaches say when they're whistling past the graveyard.

Yes, I'll take a receiving corp that helps you miss the playoffs for 1,000, Alex....

I know this is possibly true, but I don't want to believe it. It makes me feel like I have to throw up if McDermott is purposely shortening the game to protect his defense I want to vomit 🤢

Offensive coordinator is the big need IMO. You can change out receivers all you want.

This explains it. The entire team is unaware of this and are doing their damndest to play COMPLIMENTARY football! The louder McD asks, the bigger the team misses.

Houston played a lot of press man, I believe. The best routes don't work when receivers can't run away from the defender.

Basically the offense holds onto the ball and scores points while avoiding making bad plays (turnovers) and not flipping the field aka going three and out and punting leads to the defense to defend 50 yards compared to 70-80 yards.

this was my thought as well.

The worst thing I heard was that McDermott can’t afford to fire Brady. And that makes sense. What successful HC fires OC’s back to back in such short order? It’s a horrible look and might be THE overarching reason we’re stuck with this guy for the rest of the season.

Is the issue with Brady offense his route design for plays or that he does not give enough flexibility or design options to WRs to run routes for majority of zone defense that they seem to face. Is Gabe our best WR now for Josh to be able to find holes in zone and sit? Are they just bad at running routes and shaking the defender?

Another receiver that produced elsewhere that couldn’t here. Hmmmmmm.

Joe Brady got so much publicity off of being the Pass Game Coordinator at LSU. He didn’t even call the plays. Must have a GREAT agent/PR team.

I guess I missed where you mentioned WR in your comment. 🙈

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Joe Brady is unforgivably bad at using his players

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We are talking WR's here. The only place he makes them look good is when the are blocking for RBs.