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And you know that dropping into coverage doesn't mean all 11 guys standing at the goal line, don't you? Rushing zero and putting everyone in pass coverage was the path to victory here and it's foolish to argue otherwise. Mahomes had to get rid of the ball quick or throw a deep prayer. There were no other options. McDermott was afraid of giving up a TD so he essentially conceded a FG. It's an absolute hall of fame coaching blunder that should have resulted in him not being let on the team plane home after the game, but unfortunately his cowardly ass is still here. A blind child playing Madden couldn't have screwed that up any worse. And it wasn't like he was being hurried. The clown called timeouts before each of the two plays before the FG.

Nobody at the line. Everyone in coverage. There was literally no point in having a pass rush in that situation. McDermott blew it.

The last two people who would publicly criticize McDermott are Poyer and Hyde. He might be an incompetent choke artist but the guy can coach DBs and he made these guys a lot of money. Reading between the lines though, Poyer not flatly absolving the coaching of responsibility and parroting canned lines like "it's on the players", "the coaches aren't on the field", etc. is all you really need to know. This meltdown lays squarely on the guy who was running up and down the sidelines calling timeouts before each of the two plays before the tying field goal. The yellow streak running down his back is why the Bills didn't win that game. But the segment of fans who still have drought PTSD will never be able to see how limited he is because he was lucky enough to land a genetic freak at QB. Without Allen, this guy is coaching DBs in Carolina right now.

For someone who watches zero college football, these kinds of write-ups are invaluable. Thanks OP. This was a great read.

You having him as the top CB on your board from a draft almost a decade ago was the first thing I thought of too when I read this news.

Good on him for getting that contact. No idea what the Rams are thinking here. He wasn't worth that amount before this latest injury. Never mind now.

Why mcdumbass still has a job here: Josh Allen Why mcdumbass still has defenders: drought trauma But yes, let's waste another year of a supernova qb while the head coach craps himself in the playoffs yet again. Maybe when Allen is 35 and plays yet another almost-perfect playoff game and the bills still lose, the team can consider a coaching change. Or maybe not.

If the highlight of your time with a team was the "woo!" you screamed at your introductory press conference, then chances are it didn't go so well. I literally do not remember anything else about this guy in the couple of years he's been here.

Hate this. Guy was the best player on either side of the field against the Bills and in the Super Bowl and should have been the unanimous MVP.

Is it a "walking into Josh Allen and prematurely ending the Bills' season with Chris Jones just out of frame" emoji?

"Rot in pieces" because he made fun of professional athletes which in turn you think helped cause your favourite team to lose a football game? You've got some serious issues. Seek help.

Maybe I'm in the minority, but I got a kick out of listening to him. Certainly preferred him to a lot of the milquetoast personalities out there. "Who loves ya baby?!?" RIP Coach https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/name/charles-dickerson-obituary?id=54329815

He was a pleasant surprise as a later pick that contributed right away but the guy never really improved all that much. Can't recall the last time he made a difficult/athletic catch.

- Singletary is better than Cook - Allen also has at least three super bowls if not more with Andy Reid designing plays for him - Dick Jauron was actually a decent coach when you look at what he was given to work with here - Tre White was never really all that great and his injury actually helped the team by forcing them to upgrade by trading for Douglas - Chris Brown is a significant downgrade from John Murphy and makes the radio broadcast almost unlistenable - Tyler Dunne's article was pretty much spot on and he should be commended for not filtering out things that would make the team uncomfortable - The Bills defense was not all that banged up against KC. That was just another excuse to deflect from how bad McDermott got out coached by Reid in a big game yet again. This one is not unpopular but contentious nonetheless. The Bills have a bottom tier head coach. Everyone keeps talking about how he changed things in Buffalo like the team was some bottom feeder when they had a couple of 9 win seasons just before he got here. They lucked into a playoff spot his first year and then hit the lottery on an absolute freakshow of a QB who is the only reason this guy isn't coaching DBs in Carolina right now.

Sure. If he'll accept 15 bucks an hour

oh f*** o**

Because God hates the Bills, the outcome of this game will be the most painful to us. My guess? SF makes the game-winning FG with no time left on the clock, but there's a flag on the play because Feliciano was the 12th man on the field. SF then moves back 5 yards and misses the follow up kick wide right.

Can't tell if this is sarcasm. All the defensive starters were out?

The difference between Manning and Allen is that Allen has been excellent in the playoffs, including against the Chiefs. Manning was often shut down by Belichick's defense and earned his share of the blame for losing those games. That's what makes this all so maddening. Allen has no margin for error because he has next to no help in big games. Not to mention the clapping goof on the sidelines crapping his pants when the pressure turns up.

Love the guy. But he's either really good at hiding it or he doesn't take losses as bad as some of the greats. Either that or he knows it's a lost cause with McDermott running the show.

It'll always be Twitter to me. Until bluesky has proper content, at which point I'm gone. Until then, I submit the all-time funniest Bills tweet imo:

He's not a heady player. Not devoid of talent but he's the kind of guy that will always have you worried that a terrible mistake is just around the corner and will lose you the game. He would have fit in well with the drought era Bills among guys like McKelvin and Spiller.

Hey did anyone notice how his last name almost sounds like penis?

By far the biggest area of need is a competent head coach. In terms of players, a receiver who can create separation on his own as this offense isn't great at scheming guys open.

Another thorough search and crazily enough the right guy for the job was already on the staff! Again!