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McDermott's sole OT win was that blizzard game where he was 100% playing for a tie.

LMAO did Tennessee miss a PAT?

Russell Wilson continuing to win games on the last drive where no play goes further than four yards can't last.

Crappy officiating is a feature, not a bug, of the NFL. The league could fix it if they wanted to, and they don't.

That hit the ground, am I wrong? How do we still not have a definitive idea of what a catch is after 100+ years of NFL football?

Do not question McDermott's Teams of Discipline™️

I thought he never had possession. Seeing an identical play in the Sunday night game actually get called a fumble irked me, though. There's no consistency. If you need to complete the catch, why was that 3rd down conversion on Denver's last drive against us not only counted as a completion, but ruled forward progress when the ball (almost immediately) came out?

What incentive would McD have to do this? If he's fired, they have to pay him the remainder of his current deal.

I like the basic idea of the plan, but this is something that takes months to implement, not a few days.

That kick could've only been made against the Bills. Also, that was McDermott's second awful timeout that half, the other being on the drive where Allen was in the zone, the Philly defense was reeling, and he inexplicably called one when we were inside the 5. Killed all the momentum, before we miss a chip-shot FG. Infuriating.

2014 Bills team with Marrone/Whaley/Pettine with Allen and Diggs would finish with a MUCH better record than this team will.

Let's be honest...that's what McDermott is. All the coaches we've criticized never had the talent McDermott has. Put Allen on the Mike Mularkey 2004 Bills - that team possibly wins the Super Bowl. Put Allen on any Jauron teams that went 7-9 every year with Losman/Edwards - those teams make the playoffs annually. Doug Marrone's 2014 Bills that went 9-7 with a lights-out defense and Kyle Orton - that team goes deep into the playoffs. Rex Ryan took Mark Freaking Sanchez to the AFC Championship twice. What does he do with Allen? Why does this guy continue to get credit for turning the team around when it's clearly a case of him simply getting a HOF QB by chance? How many games does his defense have to blow? How many more stupid timeouts? How many more?

Detroit always gets too much flack for "ruining" his career. He got to play in six playoff games, and his stats during the postseason left a LOT to be desired.

It was hilarious when he abandoned the Bills because he thought he was getting the Jets job, only for that to fall through and the Jets coach actually ending up with his job.

Our run game can be excellent when we stay between the tackles and give the backs the ball from plays where Allen is under the center.

I'm not even sure I want to watch this current iteration of the Bills go to the postseason again. God only knows what kind of horrific choke job they'd manage to pull out of their hats in a playoff game.

It's a loss that's gotten lost in the shuffle (especially after 13 Seconds), but that playoff loss in Houston was inexcusable and a huge precursor to the loser, choke-artist ball to which the Sean McDermott Bills teams have become accustomed.

The only first-round offensive line draft picks we've had since like the Reagan administration are Ruben Brown, Mike Williams, and Eric Wood. That’s why this team consistently sucks.

I'm not a McDermott fan, but if he lost the team (and he has) with his milquetoast brand of coaching, how do you think they'll respond to Harbaugh? Guy is way too hyper and intense; the goal should be to find a coach that can get Allen right again by calming his ass down.

Let's be honest...Gregg Williams, Mike Mularkey, Dick Jauron, Chan Gailey, Doug Marrone, Rex Ryan... Do any of these guys not make the playoffs if gifted Diggs and Allen (our star QB who the current regime seems to be ruining)? At least those teams had heart.

Ever notice how McDermott, the vaunted defensive coach, never schemes up a stop when we need it most. I mean...never.

I don't think this was the rule then. Several teams that year wore different colored helmets. Denver switched from blue to orange in this particular game.

Best pure tackler I can remember watching. Textbook, every single time. I also loved Clements for his playmaking ability. Great duo at the time.

Officiating is absolutely terrible, and the league covers for it at every juncture. I hate when they bring the retired refs on the broadcast to agree with whatever ludicrous decision the officials just made.

I think that was 2021