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Ok, we got effed. It was still the best thing to happen for the future of the franchise and Josh’s career. I’ve moved on.

Did you EVER during McD’s entire tenure here feel “confident” in the Bills’ defense when it really counted? Did you ever feel as though the Bills’ defense dictated the play to their opponents? For perhaps the final time I’ll repeat: McDermott is a VERY GOOD coach who excels at building culture and structure, and he’s a competent game planner. Unfortunately, in crucial, stressful situations he turtles. Every time. Defensive timeouts. Poor strategy. Overthinking. It’s his fatal flaw. Thank god Terry realized it before we wasted Josh’s career. McD will be just fine, and he’ll be a head coach again. I’m also pretty confident in saying he’ll never win a championship.

LOL, Ok. Lots of supposition in this post. Dunne has written a lot of good things about McDermott. The McD apologists simply don’t want to admit that if a HC has Josh Allen for eight years and can’t get to the Super Bowl maybe that coach had something to do with it.

I just wish it didn’t look SO much like MetLife Stadium.

That’s true, and unfortunately the complainers are always louder than those who are satisfied so while it appears as though there are many complaints, that’s typically not the case.

That’s the truth. But I don’t blame Dunne for answering questions when he’s asked. And he says repeatedly that McD did a lot of good things for the organization. I don’t understand why fans can’t accept that there was both good and bad in the McD era.

When you’re a championship-starved fan base like Buffalo and realize your head coach may have cost you two or three rings, you can understand that feeling…

ROFLMAO

It’s about time we had some attitude and “dog” on the defensive side of the ball.

I am a very passive Knicks fan. Grew up in the Bernard King era and that drew me to them. Used to follow the NBA a lot more closely but now I only pay attention in the playoffs. I sort of hate the NBA game…so many wild swings and really only the last four minutes matter. Last night some friends were over and as the Spurs got out to the huge lead we were laughing that it will surely get down to a single digit game at some point because “that’s how the NBA works” and sure enough, the Knicks came back. That said, the 2nd half was easily the most entertained I have been watching an NBA game in a very long time. Amazing effort by the Knicks, assisted by a very poor showing down the stretch by the Spurs. I do hope NY can close it out so that remarkable last second tip by Anunobi doesn’t become lost in the shuffle; it deserves to be one of those iconic all-time replays symbolic of a championship.

I will say I have never visited a stadium in which the scoreboard “experience” made or broke my day. I think they can actually take away from the moment. I found the SoFi “ring” video board to be distracting. I guess we’ll all see soon enough.

I caught this immediately as well. Love it.

What is ironic about it? Anyone who doesn’t admit the Ralph was entirely substandard is just relying upon their football/tailgating memories, not the actual stadium. Now you’re just making stuff up. Please post photos of all of the similarly designed NFL stadiums for us to see.

I completely understand Ray's comments given he is already 27 and knows his chance to make the big bucks is sometime over the next 2-4 years. Unfortunately for him, he's under contract with the Bills for two more seasons (earning roughly 1.2M and 1.3M). Not a bad chunk of change, but certainly well below market value for a good RB. Bad luck for Ray, but hopefully he remains a good teammate and makes the most of his opportunities. He really helped us as a KR last season and I'd like to see that continue. Have you read his articles on Beane, Brady, and Josh? If the most recent one (Josh) doesn't make you feel good I don't know what will...

Seriously, man…we’ve all seen what has held them back. It wasn’t the roster.