Nihilarian

Score first and keep the lead, thus making Baltimore throw more and neglect their run game—and that fits right into the Bills' strengths. Then work the Buffalo run game with Cook, Davis, and the best 3rd-4th down back in the NFL!

The man fields one of the most undisciplined teams in the NFL. 7-10 in the NFC East with that roster...

13 Candidates Jerry Jones Might Consider for a Cowboys Job He Makes Unique • Steve Sarkisian, head coach, Texas; Lincoln Riley, head coach, USC; Deion Sanders, head coach, Colorado; David Shaw, personnel executive, Denver Broncos • Bill Belichick, head coach, North Carolina • Aaron Glenn, defensive coordinator, Detroit Lions • Joe Brady, offensive coordinator, Buffalo Bills • Liam Coen, offensive coordinator, Tampa Bay Buccaneers • Bill O’Brien, head coach, Boston College; Matt Nagy, offensive coordinator, Kansas City Chiefs; Brian Flores, defensive coordinator, Minnesota Vikings; Kliff Kingsbury, offensive coordinator, Washington Commanders; Arthur Smith, offensive coordinator, Pittsburgh Steelers https://www.si.com/nfl/nfl-world-roasts-cowboys-jerry-jones-handling-mike-mccarthy-exit What? No, Ben Johnson? After what I saw Joe Brady do to that supposed vaunted Denver defense, the #3 team in points allowed, the #7 team in yards allowed, and the #1 team in pass rush got dismantled by that Buffalo offense...

What team wouldn't be with the owner as general manager? What a cluster fluck the Dallas Cowboys have become since Jerrah took over! 🤤

I can't even imagine what this board would look like if McD had replaced Josh Allen at the start of the 4th quarter and Trubisky came in...fumbles or throws an INT. That turnover gives Denver momentum and it's a different game. Bills fan rage at McD would be biblical...

The Buffalo Bills won a playoff game 31-7 and some fans still complain about stuff! BTW, good luck pulling Josh Allen at the start of the 4th quarter when all he needs to do is hand off mostly. Besides it takes away the threat of the QB running. Anyway, I know I wouldn't want Mitch out there at that point.

I feel the same way. Buffalo now finally has an excellent O line along with a great run game! That Buffalo ground game is so important in taking the heat off the QB while eating the clock. Keeps the opposing offense off the field and the Bills defense fresh. Good stuff!

26 first downs, 76 total plays, 41:43 time of possession vs 18:17. Oh yea, this game was close...

Denver came in HOT...and then they were NOT! Countless Bills fans are talking about replacing McD after losses...that's how some react.

sugar high josh?

DOINK!

a turnover would be nice here

ouch, 3rd and 21

The Ravens beat the Steelers 34-17 in week 16. Pitt has lost their last 4 games, Philly, Balt, KC, and Cincy. They stink...

Excellent article on possible Bears head coach.Chicago Bears coaching search: Who we know are candidates for the job https://www.yahoo.com/sports/chicago-bears-coaching-search-know-234000096.html Joe Brady Current post: Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator.

That was Leonard Floyd as the 12th man on the field...

All of them...because they wouldn't be in the playoffs if they weren't some of the best! (except the stillers) The Buffalo defense makes me nervous...

oops, should have said, pass rush team!

I worry about this game...against a good defense with a hot new QB and the Buffalo defense is not what it used to be. The #1 rush team in the NFL...whats the plan?

I hope this is all true and Joe Brady stays as the Buffalo Bills OC! "Looking at some bad NFL head coach openings, it's not a great year to be a top candidate" "None of the 6 openings are enticing" "What's the best opening this cycle? The answer could be none of them. "If you're Johnson, Aaron Glenn, Brian Flores, Liam Coen, Kliff Kingsbury or any other top candidate in this cycle, the options are not great. There were six openings as of Thursday, and every single one has serious drawbacks. That's generally the issue with teams that have an opening at head coach. In most cases, those teams were bad enough that it led to them firing their head coach. This particular cycle looks especially bad for Johnson or any other coach looking for a good landing spot over the long term. https://www.yahoo.com/sports/looking-at-some-bad-nfl-head-coach-openings-its-not-a-great-year-to-be-a-top-candidate-221705245.html EDIT: INTERESTING TIDBIT! Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn will interview with every team that has a head-coaching vacancy. Except one. Per multiple reports, Glenn declined an invitation to interview with the Patriots. https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/aaron-glenn-declines-to-interview-with-patriots

This is hilarious! No wonder Mark Davis has no money... "After Antonio Pierce firing, the Raiders paid 3 coaches NOT to work for them" McDaniels still had four years left on his deal when the Raiders fired him last November. Gruden had six years left when he put himself in hot water with those awful emails. The details of Pierce's deal aren't as clear, but he said in December "I'm under contract" when asked about his job status in 2025. So it's safe to assume the Raiders will have to honor his contract too. https://www.yahoo.com/sports/antonio-pierce-firing-raiders-paid-215228603.html

It is an interesting read, it looks like Albert Breer is upset over what the NE Patriots owner is up to. "Breer: Patriots head coach search ‘looks like a sham" https://sports.yahoo.com/breer-patriots-head-coach-search-022734515.html

Speaking of Spags! "Jets' rumors could lead to full Chiefs takeover of franchise leadership" Specifically, the Jets are wanting to interview Chiefs defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo for the role of head coach and Chiefs exec Mike Borgonzi to potentially take over as general manager. Together they would infuse the AFC West team with the experience and culture of a team that's won three of the last five Super Bowls.

The problem is that these owners think they are the smartest people on the planet and should know who to hire like Cowboys owner Jerry Jones who is his own team's general manager. He thinks that he was the one who built those Super Bowl teams... not Jimmy Johnson! What they should be doing is hiring a consulting group like the Pegula's did to find the right guy. It's all about building a culture for the franchise along with hiring talented coaches. The Pegulas learned the hard way by first being hornswoggled by a bigmouthed con man in Rex Ryan. I'm hoping that Mike Vrabel is hired outside of the AFC East as the guy was saddled with a moron of a GM while with Tennessee who first drafted and then traded AJ Brown to the Eagles.

It really is an effed-up situation and I can't imagine any good, talented leader wanting anything to do with that team. Perhaps Tom Brady has an answer?