GoBills808

excuse me lol personally i called for a change after the 2021 afc divisional game i was a pro mcdermott guy before that

Ryan first two yrs w Bills (Tyrod Taylor at QB): 15-16 McDermott first two w Bills (Tyrod and Allen at QB): 15-17 Ryan w Sanchez at QB: 2 AFCCG appearances McDermott w Allen at QB: 2 AFCCG appearances yes verrrry comfortable saying Ryan would have won a SB w prime Allen already

i dont care if the team likes him or not lol it doesn't matter to me at all guys hated playing for belichick

so a checked out rex ryan had the bills at .500 which is the exact same as McDermott before Allen not really selling your guy

only once the team no longer wants to play for him is it time to consider moving on! what a standard lmfao

yes, very easy to fail w Mark Sanchez much more difficult to fail w Allen but somehow we're doing it

Two afccgs w Mark Sanchez says easily otherwise

right lol i referenced this specific play earlier in another thread! why run 3 verts and a double move from shotgun w a 3step drop instead of playaction or something? nobody's even looking back by the time Allen hits the top of his drop

more like QBs don't go to ownership demanding their coach gets fired very often

never going to happen

ok i guarantee you allen and kincaid didnt

Ryan w the Bills was a .500 coach just like McDermott w the Bills was a .500 coach before allen showed up

ill post it for you i dont know how disguised it was...pure cover 1 presnap Allen is reading weakside the whole way, never even peeks R, so he definitely sees safety declare that ball is never going to kincaid imo

lol you're telling me the guy who took Mark Sanchez to two AFCCGs couldn't win a SuperBowl w Allen

if his first hire w the Bills had Allen at QB we'd have won one by now

the throw to Shavers looks like a half field read based on that cover1 presnap look ball is just not going to Kincaid's side once safety declares

it's both further...if you watch teams w a bonafide threat at wideout you notice his gravity ie how the defense adjusts to that particular player. can lead to miscommunications/broken coverages that leave guys running open (not saying every wr who gets wide open is due to busted coverage, sometimes you're just in the perfect playcall, but it helps) however i would say our pass concepts appear less sophisticated than other top teams, using last game as an example (and there are plenty more) there are just a lot of route combinations that dont contribute to/enhance each other...and some that just don't make sense. like allen in a 3step drop from shotgun and theres 3 verticals that nobody is even looking back for, think it was 3rd quarter pats game. kind of stuck out in my mind that play...and again how much of that is on offensive design and how much of that is due to relative talent of the pass catchers isnt totally clear

Worst part for me was that it apparently wasn't the first time

i dont' know whether to call it arrogance or lack of vision or what but we always prioritize the system or scheme or whatever you want to call it over the one piece that is un-defendable: Allen just accept it and lean into it

nothing is every McDermott's fault let's just put it on Allen and move on

lets end this w a mahomes pick

thats so ***** bad

agree rough start but they def settled in

aikman w the sweet reverse jinx lfg oops wrong thread lmfao

Too early to start the turnover machine narrative for Mahomes or nah