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Yes, I get tired of reading about it, lol I suppose the get over it wasn't necessary. Sorry about that LA It felt good though Dan

Why so adamant a man like Sean McDermott wouldn't/couldn't learn from his mistakes? Never ending? You could say HC's make mistakes in every game they lose. So I suppose it is never ending. Everyone wants to point to the 13 seconds of madness only Mahomes could make, Get over it.

Terry Pegula is a better business man though, and he doesn't have Russ Brandon whispering sweet nothings in his ear ; )

Brian Daboll for OC again

I agree, its doubtful that Mcbeane makes the same mistake twice. If Joe Brady doesn't start showing them something and quick, the search is on IMO. It may already be on for all we know. Who as an Offensive minded coach wouldn't want to work with Josh Allen.

and much needed ...

Fitzy for OC you mean. Fitz has the Gailey playbook memorized already. Great leadership abilities. Fearless when he played. Bills players including Josh would respond very well under him. I've been preaching this idea until I'm Buffalo blue in the face. The Perfect Fit/z. Amen I don't want to hear about all the $$$ Fitzy makes with his cushy job on Thursday night football. Buffalo needs you!!! The bearded one needs a call from Pegula...

What McD did with a D missing 5 starters vs Denver kept the Bills in the game after the O coughed the ball up 4 times. Doing double duty as HC/DC. Took the Bills into the playoffs after a 2 decade drought with Tyrod Taylor. McD just sent Buffalo's biggest problem packing. What more do you want from this guy?

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/ken-dorsey-fired-what-bills-can-expect-from-new-offensive-coordinator-joe-brady/ar-AA1jVZfe?ocid=xboxntp&cvid=2c19409cb6b54aa9b80791a9afaa5aa3&ei=39 Good read on Brady

Logic has no place here Thanks for this post you Old Coot

Big fan of Daboll as Bills OC. He did a great job with the development of Josh Allen. Hated losing him. Getting Kincaid in the 1st round is a good step in the right direction IMO. I also think we have just scratched the surface with James Cook.

Managing Allen doesn't mean you have to eliminate what makes him great. There's a time and place for everything. Throwing into double, even triple coverage is a mistake waiting to happen. Daboll ran Allen like a RB exploiting Allens skill set. Its not something that is going to give one of the best arms the NFL has ever seen, longevity. You get that right?

Fair enough, I suppose that may also be the case. Daboll and Allen worked very well together. I hate to wish bad things on HC Daboll, but I hope he gets fired and comes back to his boy Josh, lol

While I don't fault Ken Dorsey for Allens poor decisions on the football field. What you say is true because Dorsey doesn't have the balls to chew Allen out. Well put Zag20...

To me in this article it sounds like the Bills GM is very much involved IMO. https://www.espn.com/blog/buffalo-bills/post/_/id/36960/who-replaces-brian-daboll-will-be-vital-decision-in-sean-mcdermotts-bills-tenure If not, then perhaps he should be...

The Bills have lost good coaching on both sides of the football in Daboll and Frazier and tried to fill the void with a QB coach and HC doing double duty. I blame the Beane head...

Numerous plays show Cook open for dump offs with huge chunks of yardage in front of him. Allen needs to take what the oppositions D is giving him. Staring down his WR's, not going through his progressions, WTF...

What is missing is the Josh Allen threat of running the football. Something that in all likelihood McBeane tried to remove from the Daboll playbook while Brian Daboll was still OC for the Buffalo Bills. Dabolls response was probably something like " you coach them then". Across the league we see teams with mobile signal callers running the football more from the QB position. Who is at fault here when other facets of the Offense have shown improvement? RB by committee has improved and the 1st round rookie TE Kincaid is coming on strong. The kind of improvements that can help carry the team when the weather turns ugly.

Voted no on firing Dorsey because the Bills Offense is in transition. The Josh Allen run game removal is fueled by McBeane.

I just want to thank T Mobile for his playcalling skills at the end of the 1st half. Once a Buffalo Bill, always a Buffalo Bill...

This This and this... The McBeane regime can take part credit/blame for the removal of the Josh ground game/ Hell on wheels from the Daboll/Dorsey playbook IMO.

Agree Brain fart to schedule games at 9 :30 AM ET IMO. Brain fart not to fly the Bills up earlier in the week. Josh Allen comment about the Bills O waking up towards the end of the game pretty much says it all. On a side note: (speaking of shady) Tottenham Stadium gave some Bills fans that made the trip an idea of what its like to play under a partial roof over hang. From a spectator watching on tv, it appeared going from shade to sun on the playing field might take getting used to IMO. ( players )

How about giving the Jets QB that beat Buffalo and almost beat the Chiefs a chance to develop...

Agree, Buffalo's coaching staff tops the list for me. Bills HC/DC McD and much maligned OC Ken Dorsey called the perfect game. Great write up. Thanks

The biggest obstacle on Offense is the growth /development of Bills OC Ken Dorsey IMO. While I still remain skeptical, Josh Allen has helped his young OC over the last two games by showing better game management skills IMO. Taking what the oppositions D gives you has resulted in longer sustained drives and has made an already hard O to defend against practically unstoppable IMO. Players on the Bills Oline including Spencer Brown all benefit from a well distributed ball control Offense IMO. Meanwhile the Bills D stays well rested. Opening up room for optimism...