BillsFan130

So your argument is that Josh doesn't give the bills a lead in the 4th? Do you seriously watch the bills? They had 6 losses this year- Jets game- On Josh in the 4th Jags game- was unreal in the 4th and got back to back TDs but D couldn't stop them- Didn't have a chance to give them a lead NE game- left the field with the lead under 2:00 but mcds D couldn't stop Mac jones Cinci game- TD late in the 4th, D couldn't stop to give him another chance to take lead. Denver game- Left the field with the lead, D couldn't hold under 2 mins Eagles game- Left the field TWICE with the lead, D couldn't stop end of regulation or OT So 3 of the 6 losses, Josh Allen left the field by giving them the lead , not to mention the game winning drives. In total he gave them the lead 7 times in the 4th quarter last year. So dude I ask again, do you actually watch the bills? Do you understand how much of an anomaly that is, to lose 3 games in one season when your team has the lead under 2 minutes to play??

Huh?? Your argument is he isn't as clutch as some of us say. This article literally shows he's the most clutch QB in the NFL😂🤦‍♂️ Sometimes you got to know when to cut your losses sir

https://www.si.com/nfl/bills/news/two-metrics-prove-buffalo-qb-josh-allen-nfl-best-clutch-rv3 Theres one article ^ that shows he's the most clutch ranked QB the last 3 years combined. The 4th quarter clutch stat is listed in there as well And Joe Marino listed the blown lead stat on his podcast last week, I can get it for you if you really want the receipt Still outrageous argument?

I just told you the facts - Josh Allen was ranked the most clutch QB in the 4th quarter by far. And told you the facts that his defence blows leads at an insane clip, already more than QBs like Brady and manning who played for 20 years. And your argument is Josh is not as clutch as we think , and McDermotts defence in clutch moments isn't as bad as we think. Correct?

Do you know that Josh Allen Via analytics was the most clutch QB in the 4th quarter by FAR? In his career, he has lost 7 games where he left the field with the lead in the 4th quarter. To put in perspective, Tom Brady had 4 or 5 losses and played almost 25 years. Manning had like 3 or 4. And Mahomes has like 2. (don't quote me on the exact numbers from Brady, manning, Mahomes, but give or take around that) Translation: The defence let's him down in clutch moments and it's pretty obvious if you watch the bills which I assume you do What is your rebuttal to those facts/stats?

This post needs to be pinned everywhere lol, well said. You take the TD every single time and it was absolutely the right read by Josh

Bills should get a very early 2nd round pick next year. I will say 4-5 wins which should get the bills drafting around 34-39 range

That year cinci almost won the Super Bowl, burrow was super average. His defence bailed him out basically every game, and if Josh played like him with the bills defence, they would have gotten blown out in all those games

Ahh ok fair enough. Then yes I agree with that

2017, 2018 were way worse, 2019 as well because Josh wasn't who he is now and an elite QB covers up a lot of holes

Against Miami? Bills were a few plays away from losing against Skylar Thompson compared to the chiefs absolutely routing the Steelers. I don't see the comparison you're trying to make here

Right they were flat. But like all great coaches do, he made adjustments and Steelers had 0 answer

Wasn't that play a pick 6 by TJ Watt and nothing to do with the Steelers offence? lol

For me it's pretty simple on McDermott. If I was a gm with a bottom 5 roster, I would kill to have him as a coach as he's stable and can hold things together. If I'm a top 5 roster in the NFL (like the bills have been the last 3-4 years), I don't think he's the man you want to get you over the hump.

I'm not a big McDermott fan but.. In fairness to him He did make the playoffs in 2017 with tyrod Taylor

Ok so we are just going to excuse, "touchdown, field goal, touchdown" 3 drives straight in the 2nd half? Even if the FG was off a turnover Like I said, it was a team collapse. Offence sucked, but defence also choked

When you blow a 16 point lead with 20 minutes to go, that's on the head coach. McDermott isn't a defensive coordinator. Hes the head coach and is responsible for everything, including the offence "puking on themselves "

It was both. Offence and defence choked. I Don't know why it has to be "one or the other". Wheen you blow a 16 point lead with 20 minutes to go, many things have to go wrong, and it ultimately stops with the head coach

Combination of Josh allen being wreckless and the defence getting carved in the 4th. It is not one or the other, it was both which led to the collapse

@GunnerBillwhat exactly do you disagree with here? I think even Mcdermotts mom would admit he messed up the 13 seconds game

And 13 seconds in 2021 And 2019 16 point blown lead to Houston.

Why would Tom Brady want to be a QB coach in the off season though? He makes what, 20 million a year broadcasting at FOX?

Seems like an easy question to me ... How can it not be Sam Aiken?

On defence Miami has had some pretty big turnover. No Wilkins, Howard or Jerome Baker, 3 key starters. (And Ogbah as a depth piece) On offence they are pretty similar outside of their o line as no Williams or Hunt returning. They remind me of the bills off season a bit where they released some veteran guys as they were tight to the cap. I Def agree about Tua. Hes not great, but he's a pretty descent QB who runs the system well.

Miami for me. A lot of people saying Miami got worse which is probably true. But on paper so did the bills. if you are looking at it from a Miami side, the bills on paper got worse at: -O line, WR, DE, maybe safety Where did the bills get better? Maybe DT depth Jets o line I think is still a mess and I don't see a rod holding up there . i still think its the bills division , with Miami half a step behind