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I understand. You know for a poisonous thread /site we seem to be doing just fine ; ) Sorry OP...

Dorsey had a whole season to create his own style and fell flat on his face vs Cinci IMO. I am however in agreement with you on deserving another season to prove himself because in all fairness its the right way to proceed. Just a little help from another source of playbook/play calling to add wrinkles. Some help in real time game adjustments. This can help Ken Dorsey succeed IMO. Myself personally, Josh Allen, like it our not, deserves everything Buffalo can do to help him on the coaching side of the equation. Expecting the Bills young OC Ken Dorsey to match wits with the likes of Offensive gurus the caliber of Andy Reid is a mistake IMO. Dorsey faces some of the best DC's in the game when he reaches the playoffs. Give him help. I worry less about the D because when healthy the Bills Secondary is second to none under the McD/Frazier philosophy IMO. Key word "healthy"

Its a fair point. Under the circumstances I'm not sure laser focused was even possible for the coaches or players IMO. We both want changes on the coaching side of the equation. The problem is I don't see wholesale changes being made. To be clear I'm a big fan of Bills HC McD. OC and DC, not so much, on the DC side of things its hard to teach an old dog new tricks IMO. Frazier lacks killer instincts IMO. On the other side of the ball the Dorsey O lacks innovation. Dorseys riding the Daboll playbook and Allens ability to improvise on any play IMO. You guys have all seen my thread on Ryan Fitzpatrick. In his 1st season with Chan Gailey back in 2010 for Buffalo Fitzpatrick passed for over 3,000 yards. Gaileys no name misfitz's we called them. Featuring Stevie Johnson. We all remember the day Fitzpatrick and the Bills beat the Pats 31 - 0. This was a team with very little actual talent on Offense IMO. Again more recently, Fitzpatrick was united with Chan Gailey and the Dolphins. Fitzpatrick imediately picked up right were he left off in the Gailey Offense. Gailey resigned from the Dolphins in 2021 because Tua was named the starter for the following season. The bond and sense of loyalty between Gailey and Fitzpatrick clearly evident. Fitzpatrick understanding and ability to run the Gailey Offense also clearly evident. Chan Gaileys retired now ands its highly unlikely the old fox will ever coach again IMO. The Gailey playbook and how to use it still resides in the big brain of Ryan Fitzpatrick. Bringing Ryan Fitzpatrick back to Buffalo as a coach on Offense can help the Buffalo Bills win a Championship.

Signing Von Miller is not what I would call a content where they are kind of move IMO. More a look how close we came so lets find the missing piece to the puzzle. The missing piece to the puzzle wasn't there in the playoffs. Its doubtful to me the McBeane regime is content where they are about anything IMO. Our HC never lost a wrestling match. Content with losing? I don't think so...

Player development has been a question mark under McD, lol Later round possibility perhaps

I'm torn and heres why, I'm not sure what this would take. Or what Buffalo may have to give If interested. Combined with Josh Allens big arm, this one player alters the way every D in the league trys to defend the Bills. Almost Imediate high impact addition/ player IMO.

I'm repeating my shoutbox shout, McD/Frazier Secondary play is Second to none when D is HEALTHY. Can it make the difference vs high powered O's? Yes, I believe it can...

Revamp Oline

It was poor timing on the DB's part to do this IMO. Not knowing what a player can and can't get away with is part of the problem IMO. Makes it harder to justify the penalty. By rule everyone including both players involved ageed it was a holding penalty. Impeding or not, grabbing the Jersey is bad technique. Allowing the WR to score would have even been better IMO. Let the SuperBowl be a lesson.

This may have been posted already https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/rugbyleague/what-super-bowl-referee-said-about-controversial-james-bradberry-holding-call/ar-AA17pA38?ocid=xboxntp&cvid=e7d2667592084d019b985ec8e8d90db5 No doubt with the officials.

Both sides said hold so although ticky tack both players agreed.

To have a very competitive Superbowl matchup end this way is bad for the game of football IMO. I've been lobbying for red flag usage on missed or wrong calls made by the refs. Officiating needs Officiating IMO. Its an easy fix IMO. Just like the coin toss rule change in OT was an easy fix. If its important enough allow for the red flag. If you look at the critical holding call closer, the flag gets picked up. Game ends the way it should have ended.

Kelce Mom torn between two teams, lol

Kinda what my guts telling me also

Go Eagles! Although seeing this would be fun to watch

Following people you like helps

Thanks for this Discussion helps ease the frustration IMO. Therapeutic. This topic was therapeutic for OP. One of my favorite posters on twitter plays the devils advocate. Even his positives are given the negatives along it. Myself personally, I don't want to read about how everythings peachy- keen when its not. I'm one of the biggest homers on this forum when it comes to defending the Buffalo Bills. Its not what I come here to read. What draws my interest the most is controversy.

Its possible Buffalo's GM Brandon Beane may need to work some magic If the Bills really want this guy.

A much, much faster Gabe Davis. What you say is true on the risk factor, but it would still be upgrading WR2

This cat can flat out fly. I told myself I wouldn't get excited about a high round WR in the upcoming draft. Last guy I had my hopes on in Tee Higgins went to the team that kicked our ass in the playoffs. Well I am...

On a side note: heres someone to keep your eye on at WR in the upcoming draft.

Good point on the catch radius of Knox although being taller doesn't necessarily mean you high point a football better IMO. Fair enough... Hate? If you look at he poll from Bills Mafia at the beginning of the thread TBD is showing its love for Gabe Davis IMO.

My memories not he greatest and I'm fine with positives about Davis. Tight hips and lower body will alwys limit Gabe Davis's route running capabilities IMO. Limitions Shakir does not have IMO. Both Davis and Knox run a 4.5 or above forty. Shakir is faster then Knox, Davis and Diggs.