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McDermott is not above criticism. I don’t think he’s a top 5 coach personally but he’s in range. What I find funny are these attempts to insulate him from criticism…like people saying if the team falls short of expectations this season it will somehow be Beane’s fault. This while the Bills are Super Bowl favorites and the roster is absolutely loaded.

The guy above wants to give McDermott most of the credit for Allen, so I'm going to give him most of the blame for not having the communication lines squared away in the most important game of his career. I don't want him fired or anything. I'm just saying there's an argument to be made that he gets into big spots and gags them away. You said McDermott is mostly responsible for Allen. That's the bad take. I'll repeat- Josh Allen is 10x better at QB than Sean McDermott is at head coaching. I'm not going to debate this.

There's some luck involved, but my point was that those guys have done more with less.

I'm sorry but this is such a bad take. Sean McDermott is at any given point in time a top 10ish coach in the league. Some years higher, some years lower. Josh Allen is one of the most gifted QBs ever. Josh Allen is 10x better at QB than Sean McDermott is at head coaching.

I can give McDermott some credit for Allen. It seems you want to give him no blame for the Chiefs loss. Without Josh Allen doing Josh Allen things last divisional round we lose two very similar blowouts to the same team two years running. I’m comfortable putting that on the head coach.

He has the best quarterback in the league.

McDermott has failed to deliver w prime Josh Allen two years running now. He’s unquestionably the biggest reason for the loss to the Chiefs. It’s a valid question.

Conversely, McVay took Jared Goff to a Super Bowl and Shanahan did the same with Garoppolo. Zac Taylor just got a second year Burrow there. I think it’s fair to question McDermott if he fails to deliver this season.

Or you could just bribe the ‘analysts’

I imagine he would be referring to how the league showcases (or used to anyway) players’ PFF grades during broadcasts.

I think the Phins are going to implode under the weight of their unrealistic expectations, much like the Browns of recent years.

Lmfao fair

Well both😂😂

I’m very interested in seeing how they offset those 120+ QB rushes…doubt they’re just going to shift them to RB one for one. A lot of the QB designed stuff imo was utilized in lieu of coherent offensive gameflow management.

Wouldn’t be a Sunday on the football messageboard without getting called dim by someone who finds it necessary to type the phrase ‘individual with a unique profile’!

Ultimately it’s up to the consumer to determine which stats are useful. PFF and others bake a certain amount of subjectivity in which imo renders them largely useless, but even some of the league’s Next Gen stats which are derived purely iirc from sensors aren’t really capturing useful data…or at least the way it’s being applied doesn’t necessarily correspond with the numbers they’ve collected.

They measure more obscure stats like average depth of target in passing, frequency at which an offense will run a particular personnel package, amount of time a QB has in the pocket…stuff like that.

I believe some teams pay for the raw stats which can be compiled by anyone simply watching enough film and counting occurrences. I would be shocked if they paid for player grades.

So in your mind, citing a person’s ‘environmentalism’ in a case where he murdered black people is just as relevant as the fact that he’s a white nationalist…all while lecturing folks on being ghoulish😂😂😂

And do you remember what they did just three days later?

Would we have less tornadoes if they weren’t covered by the news?

That’s hilarious

How’d he get 24

Probably because it got overshadowed by his meth empire bust

😂😂 he really tried throwing that hard too