blitzboy54

You had me to this point. Yes that sounds insane, like WTF could possibly bring a fan of an NFL team to say something this insane. It took us 20 years to find a QB and you want to trade him? I don't care if we change coaches every year till the end of time but you DO NOT TRADE A FRANCHISE QB in his prime.... ever.

Those I see as platitudes. He’s hiding under “we all have to get better” he says it starts with me but when HE specifically screws up he hides from it. Subtly blames everyone else and tells the media it’s not the time to talk about it.

McD preaches “accountability”, it’s his brand. Funny thing there is whenever it seems like he needs to be accountable though he ducks responsibility (at least publicly). After 13 seconds it wasn’t time to talk about it. He wanted to keep it in house. He pulled the same line yesterday, it’s never time to talk about anything that reflects badly on him or his coaching. “The process” is another thing. It doesn’t seem to apply to him. He is as bad a game day manager in year 6 as he was in year 1. Timeouts, clock management, challenges etc. so learning from our mistakes is not for him. Im not a football coach but I was a Marine. I know what leadership looks like. I would imagine watching him throw the offense under the bus to the press the last 2 days while praising his defense and even throwing in the injury’s to prop himself up goes over about as well as a screen door on a submarine. I’ve lost faith and seen enough of his shtick personally. Ultimately it’s up to Terry but I don’t think we will get to the mountain top with him at the helm.

This article is spot on and I'm glad others see it. Sean McDermott has been choking the offense every time he inserts his philosophy into it. I believe, he believes he is doing the right thing but it's not.

I would take it step further and say in 2021 during the offensive lull I wonder if McD got his way. I could see Daboll telling him to pack sand toward the end of the year and opening things back up. Under this scenario not only did McD choke away our best shot at a SB in 30 years he damn near derailed the season. They clearly hate each other, and in case it's not already obvious I am FIRMLY on team Daboll. I would have kept him and let McD walk. Would have been super controversial but worth it.

He is becoming John Murphy. I have wondered for a while if he can be impartial at all. He rides the team plane, as the sideline reporter the Bills help pay his mortgage. He gets short with anyone that isn't "it's gonna be fine". He just won't accept there are problems.

I can't believe they are going to make me watch the Giants. Trash game

I don't love all the OP's points but this is terrible argument. He does in fact seem to keep making the same mistakes. I'm not hung up on team discipline but he doesn't seem to know how to close out tough games. Defensive TO's, 4th down management, TO management in general. I think he is a terrific head man during the week. He prepares his team well. His defense has been great for the most part. He is a horrible game day coach. He makes the easy things hard. Yes he has all the things listed above but if he was better at this stuff wouldn't it be even higher? We have never been the one seed. Great we won 12 games but needed to win 13. Usually those losses can be pinned back to an issue that was in the coaches control. I fear we will never get there under him. It's tragic because we are so close, but he is consistently the weak link.

Giants/Commanders should be on Fox. They moved the game to CBS and completely Eff over the Albany area. Nobody wants to see that trash game.

I have no time for fans that just can't see faults. If you can't see there are real issues I don't know what to tell you. All the stats you listed are down from the Miami game. If the goal is to be consistently better than average we are certainly on our way. But if you want to win a SB we need better. We can't keep pissing away our opportunities year in and year out. This window won't be open forever.

Oh, 100%.

He did and he is. He was by a wide margin the best player on any Bills team of that era.

The pick was on him. He had one on one, gave up on the route then didn't play defense. This is the reason they don't want to extend him. He's just not consistently good.

Your probably taking this all to personally. It's a little weird

I watch it

He’s not a fan.

This has nothing to do with the fans. Spikes tweeted he left the game cuz his accommodations sucked. From my perspective it’s bush league and make the Bills look inept. They make the east things look hard. Spikes is an “honored guest” and is put in a corner room with no view. It’s weird.

LEAVE BRITTNY ALONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! sniff

I had reservations before 13 seconds. I have never trusted McD since. The "trust the process" mantra is meant and to mean ultimately to learn and grow from your mistakes. The problem is he is a complete hypocrite in this regard. The process does not apply to him. He improved on the margins and in easy win game but he consistently mismanages the clock in the same way. How many times does he let time slip away only to leave himself multiple timeouts at the end but run out of time. Defensive timeouts are another one. He doesn't seem to learn from his mistakes at all. When the chips are down or it's a big game he turtles up into his old school conservative mindset. Ross Tucker had him outside his top 10 coaching staffs. His number one reason is he loses too many games he should win. Now the pushback is "but we won 13 games" Sure but we should have won 15 and nobody cares if you lose the last one of the season.

I re read it and I think this is right. The first time I read it I interpreted it as the owner was on the zoom.

Yeah, I'm not vouching for anything either way but I just read the complaint end to end and that's what the details say. If others back him up it will be tough for him to say he was misquoted. On the other hand if nobody backs him the opposite could be true.

It was not 3rd hand. He said it to a group of reporters. He was in the room. He spoke up according to the complaint. It going to be tough to refute if it happened in a group setting.

He's like 170lbs. Who ****ing cares, it's not his job to tackle.

What difference did that make. If they call it, it's first 10 on the 35. They kick the FG and they win. At that point just let us go to bed.

It on the 165 lb punter now? Josh Allen imploded. End of story.