Certainly. Here is the sentiment profile table extracted from the analysis, presented in a copy-paste-friendly format.
| Year | Dominant Emotional State | Primary Scapegoat | Future Outlook (Team Future that Season) | Regime Change Calls (Y/N) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2020 | Anxious/Guarded | Historical Pain/Media Hype | High confidence post-L2, season defined by division title pursuit. | Minimal |
| 2021 | Frustrated/Doubtful | Run Defense/Brian Daboll | Playoffs expected, but major concerns regarding ability to win high-stakes games. | Low |
| 2022 | Anxious/Angry | Josh Allen reliance/Injuries | Confident in making playoffs; doubts about Super Bowl viability due to execution. | Minimal |
| 2023 | Despair/Betrayal | Ken Dorsey (OC) | Season is deemed lost; structural change (OC firing) is demanded to salvage post-season hopes. | Moderate (Dorsey removed) [1] |
| 2024 | Disappointed/Stable | Minor Personnel Issues | Minor setback; team remains a strong contender. | Low |
| 2025 | Rage/Embarrassment | McDermott/Brady (HC/OC) | Catastrophic failure declared; season fundamentally flawed; calls for full organizational overhaul. | High [2, 3] |
here is a Gemini deep research analysis…per AI we’re a little overboard this year