jethro_tull

Bills Most Penalized Team Rank 2023 Currently the most penalized team in the NFL (and it's killing them). 2022 16th most penalize team *still in the top half of the league's worst despite the cancellation of the Bengals game. 2021 6th most penalized team. 2020 6th most penalized team. 2019 9th most penalized team. 2018 6th most penalized team. I find it kind of ridiculous that the Bills have basically been in the top 20% of the most penalized teams in the league since 2018. While I support McDermott as the head coach, they seriously need to hire an expert consultant to address this issue. This year in particular as the most penalized team in the league, penalties could easily be the reason they do not make the playoffs. Fix it now....

Agreed. Add to that list John Harbaugh and Pete Carroll. A team is the sum of its parts and the Bills have too many holes other than coaching to be a championship level team at the moment. I am coming on board of McD taking a leave because the Bills are the most penalized team in the league- and they have been up there in previous years too.

Simpson was the best most exciting running back since his era. He was a credible threat to score every time he touched the ball- from anyplace on the field. A huge anticipation factor.

Buy: James Cook Sell: Siran Neal Hold: Christian Benford

we really need taron johnson out of concussion protocol and cam lewis to play. not happy with siran neal's play.

Thank you for the info. I am sick of the nickel and dime aspect of having to watch the NFL and TV really.... I already paid for the YT sunday ticket and NFL network and now peacock.....

Talent level- yes. Game smarts, decision making and maturity- no.

that is the secret- exactly how they do it in Philly.

you have to axe?

I hear you but just do not see it.... peace.

I am being serious. After all the media shows I listened to nobody asked him if he knows the playbook yet. Thank you for your info.

you've been listening to those ultra negative afternoon radio guys on WGR. what waste of the airwaves.

Has anyone asked if he knows the playbook?

His ego wouldn't fit in the stadium.

no Jim.

Mike Tomlin- 17 seasons, one championship, .637 win % John Harbaugh, 16 seasons, one championship, .611 win % Sean McDermott, 7 seasons, no championships, .626 win % I guess all it takes to have tenure is to win one superbowl regardless of how the team does after that.

losing the game was the straw that broke the bison's back. would have happened soon regardless, it was obvious to me.

Too bad it took the "time out and pissed off" Cook to think about running the ball. Should have ran the ball regardless because it was a Denver weakness. That's what good OCs do, plan how to attack the weakness of the opponent.

After the game I felt such a gut punch. Another Buffalo sports legendary gut punch. We all know the list. Losing a game and in all reality the season- by two absolutely dumb penalties - especially after they missed a chip shot field goal that could have given us the win. Season down the drain after 10 games. But in reality something on this team is severely broken- and the offense is the one that has the most pieces strewn about the floor. In reality they didn't deserve to win that game and are not a legit post season contender in their current state of unbrokenness. However- change is underfoot. A new OC in the works after a much deserved separation from the old one. It gives me hope. It was clear Dorsey and Josh were never on the same page and that our plays were completely unimaginitive, predictable and did not attack the weakness of the defense with enough focus. Can they win 5 more games? Six? I think they are capable. Let's see how it plays out.....

Josh knows what he is doing, believe me. Dorsey had to go.

I think we need more of a mentor type OC that Josh can look up to but lets see how it goes.

Thank God! It was so blatant in last nights game that this was enough is enough. I actually have some hope again.

OC only. Head coach, no way in hail.

" In the 2007 season, with McDaniels at the helm of the offense, the Patriots set NFL records, scoring 75 touchdowns (67 on offense, 50 passing and 17 rushing) and 589 points, leading to rumors that McDaniels might leave the Patriots for a head coaching job.[10] McDaniels withdrew his name from consideration, however, during the Patriots' January 2008 playoff run. Shortly after the Patriots' loss in Super Bowl XLII, Patriots head coach Bill Belichick gave McDaniels a five-page typed report on what it takes to be an effective head coach and run a winning organization, which McDaniels termed "his bible." Throughout the 2008 season, the two would meet to discuss the report and allow McDaniels to ask non-coaching questions that he brought to later head coaching interviews.[11] Starting quarterback Tom Brady suffered a season-ending injury in Week 1 of the 2008 season. McDaniels directed the Matt Cassel-led Patriots' offense as the team finished the season with an 11–5 record."

Love him or hate him, I believe he could and the Bills should persue him.