Estelle Getty

I have a chip on my shoulder because of the Bills losing every year. But that also helps me write dark comedy.

When the game is in the line. An example would be a 4th down sack or an int late in the game. He never did that once. Kind of like Kikos rookie season. Great first 8 games, not so much afterwards. Played great for what he is but clearly the writer never really watched him play if he is calling him the best defensive player in the east.

He was good but never really made plays at crucial times.

You guys really sound like idiots here. He just helped win a Super Bowl 11 months ago with a geriatric QB. Let's skip over his resume and go off of what the Denver fans are saying on Twitter. Get real.

Haha talk about an ungrateful fan base. The guy just helped them win a Super Bowl. Let's see how old Vance Joseph does without the staff Kubiak assembled. Don't be silly.

Blowing up your own roster is a sign of a great GM

In the listing I hope he makes sure to put that it's the "snowiest place in Buffalo"

It is pretty straight forward with Tyrod. He can't see the middle of the field and many times misses seeing wide open recievers. His inability to do so leads to a lot of fast, dead end drives. He also feels pressure that isn't there far to often. He makes up for it to a large degree with his feet and not turning the ball over. Tyrod also seems to lack true leadership ability which has plagued the Bills for about 20 years at the QB position. I would rather try to improve at the position or see what Cardale has.

Antonio Brown is an all around dumbasss. Wait and see he is a ticking time bomb.

Watkins isn't privy to who the leak is. He knows to win in this league you need players and winning. He and Tyrod finish each others sentences. It's about we not me with Sammy

I remember watching an interview with Grigson when he first got hired and thought the Colts were in trouble because he sounded like a total moron.

I would do it in a second. But you have to remember this is the Cowboys and their "priorities" change day to day. If Dak lays an egg today Romo could be starting week 1 next year for them.

It just doesn't make a lot of sense. There is no way McDermott could have evaluated last years special teams yet. If he saw all of the gaffes there is no way he could come to this conclusion. Not saying we're doomed but between this, keeping Whaley and not having an OC lined up yet this is seeming more and more like a half assed rebuild.

Norv Turners credentials blow everyone else's left out of the water. Big loss not getting McCoy. Very important a Coach who doesn't deal with the other side of the ball hires a top guy in that area. To many times coaches fail (especially new ones) because they go with inexperienced coaching on the side of the ball they don't know. Not the time to be going with first time offensive coordinator. To me this hire will determine if he is going to be successful or not as a coach here. Very interested to see if he is smart enough to realize he needs a guy with major credentials as an offensive coordinator.

Good, they are pretty bad together. Awful Middle American style only talk about the huge market team and players often with takes that made little to no sense.

When he gets a rubber band around his stomach because he is to lazy to workout, gets it removed cause he didn't want to have to follow a diet and gets fat again. When he gets a tattoo of a bad quarterback with his current teams colors and then has to change the color of his tatoo after he gets fired. When he paints a truck plastered in logos of his team claiming they will have to carry him out kicking and screaming when in reality he waddled to said truck and made a pathetic 10 mph exit out of the parking lot. (Someone in the know should put a sad 80s song to the video of him driving) When he hires his obese brother to help him improve a defense after his brother just got fired for leading one of the worst NFL defenses in history for a couple of years. When he can't master the headset and blames his players for not understanding his defense. When he doesn't interact with any of his players during the game and refuses to take someone out for disciplinary reasons and blown assignments during the game unless they get into an altercation with his fat brother. When he says we are going to the playoffs and then has to stand in front of the press with his awful fake teeth he has because he couldn't be bothered to brush the ones he had and says "I don't know what happened". When he says this is the last coaching job he will ever have and gets fired 23 months later. That's when we can start calling him "McDumass"

Fascinating take, very thought out and well explained.

My bold prediction is at the last minute we will interview a BIG name coach and it will look like we are going to hire him. And then at the last second it will fall apart due to others around the league talking him out of it.

Yeh he wouldn't just stand there w his hands on his hips w a dumb look on his face if he was angry. He might actually have a talk w Jerry Hughes after his third offsides penalty in a game. I can honestly say I don't think I once saw Rex talk to any players on the sidelines in 2 years other than to celebrate. I certainly never saw him discipline a player by talking to him or any other method during a game.

Thank you for that insight

I read that Carolina under McDermott has been in the top 10 on D 5 of the last 6 years and I believe he calls the plays. That by far blows away any of the other coordinators resume. I liked Richards until I realized since Carroll has been there with 3 different coordinators they always rank very very high. So that tells me it is more Carrolll than the D coordinators.

Can't really buy Rob was the whole problem when they finished the same spot as the year before.

In all of my years in watching football to this day when the Bills played the Panthers in EJs rookie year I was as impressed with the Panthers defense that day as I have ever been with an NFL defense. The reason being is they had about 6 starters out and it got to the point they had to put linebackers in a safety or vice versa due to all of the in game injuries and they were still relentless. I was just very impressed with how they didn't give up or miss a beat. At the time I attributed that to Ron Rivera but McDermott deserves equal credit.

When he tried to assist his in depth questions put Pegula to sleep. At some point Terry needs to be called out for being the bumbling idiot that he is, money aside.

Don't know how to do computer graphics but I think a man in a suit hiding in the closet during the coaches interview saying "im not here" would be fitting.