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That game has become somewhat of a forgotten McDermott classic.

Betting on someone to get fired seems like bad karma to me. My advice would be to avoid. (sniffs own fart)

Brandin Cooks, Vinny Testaverde, Ryan Fitzpatrick, and Josh Johnson can all be used to fill a square you're stumped on with like an 85% success rate.

I honestly think that we could have the '85 Bears defense and McDermott would still prefer that Allen not throw the ball much.

Over/under in the number of weeks he sits before he sees the field...

Every team in the NFL other than the Bills, Browns, and Lions eventually gets incredibly lucky and catches lightning in a bottle one season. It's almost comical when you realize how relatively unfortunate this franchise has been.

Look at the bright side, guys. If your first-round draft pick is still on the team 10 years later, that probably means that he is one of your best players in franchise history!

No, you're thinking with your feelings. Manning and Elway didn't win until they got a new head coach. Stafford didn't win until he went to the Rams. Those are the two ways Allen can win, because it's not happening with McDermott. That is abundantly clear at this point.

Ben Johnson held out an extra year or two for the Bills job, and they were like "No, we're busy banging our head into the same brick wall."

The entire second half of that game was a coaching choke-job waiting to happen until Andrews made some uncharacteristic errors. Sick of how McDermott and Company play not to lose anytime we have a lead in the second half of a big game. He is not going to put up with current regime much longer. No one in his position would.

I will admit that this is true. McDermott has a borderline bizarre strategy concerning the pass rush where ends seem to be prohibited from freelancing at all and safeties blitz from 20 yards off the LOS to open up lanes for DTs and all sorts of other weird stuff.

He has 19 solo tackles and 3 sacks through 11 games. When you have an $80 million contract as a DE, that just doesn't cut it.

He had one of the worst QBs in the NFL at his disposal. I doubt he could do any worse than Bubble Screen Joey.

I had a similar experience when I got turf toe from playing basketball daily on a gym court that had an odd, carpet-like floor rather than traditional hardwood. "Wow, this actually pretty painful. No wonder players miss time when they have it."

The most predictable offense in recent memory with no receiving threat whatsoever cannot be blamed on the QB. I keep asking myself the same question. If I can sit on the couch with a buzz and predict whether we will run or pass on any given play with 80-90% accuracy, how easy must it be for an NFL defensive coordinator to call plays against us?