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That's exactly what I was saying. When Babich was his position coach, he looked like a probowl caliber LBer. Babich was a great position coach. But position coach and coordinator are two completely different animals.

Man, Bernard really regressed with Babich moving from his position coach to DC. Shame. He was looking like a playmaking stud for a while.

I have no doubt that Brady is smart. You don't make it this far without knowing football. I'm sure he can break down film and analyze what the offense and defense are doing. He just doesn't seem to have the ability to think and react quickly. To adjust on the fly. What else does this organization need to see before they realize he's in over his head.

No. Maybe he was better than Dorsey and Brady. Maybe. But that doesn't mean he was good as OC.

Allen isn't perfect. He'll miss things from time to time. But it's "easy" to see a wide open Knox when you have the benefit of a camera 30ft in the air and you don't have 4 300 lb men running free at you. I couldn't see which DT stunted to that side, but he was literally between Josh and Knox when Josh looked that way. I doubt he could see him.

Teams are supposed to pay top dollar for sacks. Groot has been an elite run defender. But the current defensive unit as a whole is atrocious against the run. So he's not helping there. Long story short, we paid "Batman" level money for Robin.

If Dennison, Daboll, & Dorsey had gone on to have success, maybe you could say it's McDermott causing the offensive woes. McDermott isn't calling long developing mesh concepts when Josh is getting instant pass rush in his face. So Brady gets the most blame in my opinion. But McDermott does pick the OC. And he doesn't have a good track record so far. And there is a dearth of talent on this roster which largely falls on Beane and his mediocre drafting.

Need a pick 6 from Bishop.

Texans getting instant pressure. I know, let's have everyone run 3 second routes.

That referee must train with the Bills strength & conditioning team.

It's me. Whenever I expect a bad outcome, the Bills pay lights-out. Match-up wise, I expected bad losses against the Ravens, Chiefs, and Bucs. So from here on out, I expect the Bills to lose by 14 to every team on the schedule.

I never wish for injuries on any team. But Rapp being out has been the best thing for Bishop. Poyer, I think, should get some credit for Bishops growth. Which has been terrific to watch. This defense needs someone to step up. Mad Max looks like he could be heading in that direction as well. 5 INTs between the 2 of them.

He wanted them to switch to their 2nd favorite kneel-down play. 3d chess, my guy.

Many are overly fond of Daboll. He had a horrible track record as OC pre-Josh. Daniel Jones is having a career resurgence after leaving Daboll. Daboll had success here because he had prime Josh, prime Diggs, and prime Beasley.

I genuinely believe that's the only way he knows to scheme guys open.

The title of this thread, in itself, it's a sad commentary on the current state of the Bills. And that i agree with it makes it even worse.

6 points. If McD hasn't seen by now that Brady doesn't have it, they both need to be gone. And I'm not one to call for firings.

Brady's idea of "scheming someone open" is to throw a screen.

After last week's game Brady says, "See, I know what I'm doing. Now let me ruin this in peace."

I think TEs are more of a strength on this team than the WRs. I'd like to see more 12 or even 13 personnel. 13 could provide a lot of mismatch problems. Bring in LBs to stop the run, we'll pass to Kincaid, Knox, and Dawes. Bring in DBs to stop the pass, we'll run it down your throat.

Maybe they'll eat the contract if we sweeten the deal with Landon Jackson and Gabe Davis.

I was completely wrong going in to this game. I thought the offense was going to look inept. Glad to see they finally utilized the TEs more, and fed Cook. And stayed away from the cute stuff.

Was playing next to Rapp, holding Bishop back? He looks great!

That's a ...high quality... halloween costume.

Chiefs offense firing on all cylinders. Bills offense running with burnt spark plugs. Hope I'm wrong, but I see an ugly loss with the offense looking inept after abandoning the run. I still believe this team will turn it around, just not this week. 23 - 13 chiefs. But I'm hoping to eat crow on Monday.