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Yes. That sequence was egregiously poor. Letting the clock run down from 50 to 15 inside DAL's 10 turns 3 chances at a TD and then a FG into 1 chance at it then a FG. Absolutely terrible.

Wait what? Isn't the Dallas 2 min drive the one they let run down to 6 seconds from like 30 on first and goal? And if your only defense of being one of the most penalized teams in the league is "it didn't happen all the time" well, we'll have to disagree there. Yes, we weren't penalized every single play. Pretty good!

They happened a lot. I haven't rewatched the games, so forgive me, but what ONE game are you referring to? I know for a fact the Dallas game 2 minute offense was horrific. Memories a bit fuzzy on the rest. Is it safe to assume you're conceding on the rest of the points?

I guess it would depend on your definition of "well-coached." IMO, players not knowing or understanding play calls, having a huge number of penalties, having a horrifically slow and disjointed 2 minute offense that needed to go to the sideline every play, all point to "not well-coached," to me. In fact, I'd make the argument that we went 8-8 in spite of our coaching.

yes, 32 tweets were the key to my argument. Don't give me a might. Would or won't you? You watched the games. Would you argue they were well-coached?

Would you argue that, though? And anyone who watched the Bills would probably argue otherwise. They were many things this year, but "well-coached?"

Rex Ryan isn't on there.

Killin me smalls. I thought it was funny. No one chuckled? Thank you.

Only with the contract.

Still would take Cutty.

Haha you too. Well obviously for next season John.

Pitta didn't play all year. Perriman didn't play all year. Sammy was hurt, but he missed 3 games, not 9. Hogan and Woods didn't miss any time. What point were you trying to make with Aiken's yardage?

Steve Smith played 7 games, 3 of them with broken ribs. Is Kamar Aiken on the same talent level as Sammy or nah? If you're trying to make the argument that the Ravens' WRs were better and or healthier than the Bills this year, I don't know what to say. Here are the things Joe Flacco has proven in his career: -Can win games with his arm -Can come up big in huge moments -Can win playoff games with his arm -SB MVP -greatest QB postseason of all timw Here are the things Taylor has proven in his career:

This second. Name Joe Flacco's receivers this season.

Okay. I guess it's a matter of opinion, but I think 32 GMs in the NFL would take Flacco over Tyrod.

Okayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy. This is a real island you're on. Last 3 years and first 3. Excluding two of his best. Nice.

Nice.

You're including his first few years in the league which bring down his numbers, and he most certainly is not that player anymore. The guy started as a rookie and went to the playoffs. TT started year 5 and went 8-6. Apples to rocks.

Dude. What.

Tanny behind Fitz is bananas. And I love Fitz.

Puuuuke. Stay healthy TT.

I just assumed you were framing "got the best coach available" as a positive. That was my mistake.

Well, hiring "the best coach on paper available" isn't really a great move when better coaches suddenly become available later, right? It's like saying it was great drafting the best QB from the 2013 draft.

So you're saying the Bills jumped the gun?

Can you explain to me why "on paper" Rex was a better HC candidate than John Fox?