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Just run the damn route to the marker. Give your wrs a fighting chance and stop expecting them to break multiple tackles. This is as much about common sense as it is football strategy.

Weakest division in football.

McD definitely loves his last second TO's at the worst time. But this characteristic/ trend is hardly new. He's done it since year 1. He needs to trust/teach his Defense what to do in these situations. Not just always swoop in and call a TO so the opposing OC can simply shift out of it.

So true...that int last night was so avoidable. I think if he can get his usual 45 total tds and limit his INT's to 15-16, he's got a shot at the mvp. He's almost #1 in qbr.

We can't get out until 2025. Unless there's a trade?

The problem of not closing or having a "choking" reputation becomes a true reflection of your coaches. Belichick with Brady would literally cut your tongue out. The great elite coaches go for the kill shot. Sean doesn't want to hurt feelings. Once he has that 10-14 pt lead he crawls into that shell, allowing teams to stick around.

Agree....I guess unless we're playing KC, Cincy, Mia or Philly, you can expect a high level of conservative play (as usual) from McD once we get a double digit lead.

There was nothing comfortable about the last 11 minutes of that game. Bail out penalties. Botched punt spot. Back to back ricochet points. And a hail Mary with guys dropping like bowling pins. Never a doubt 🤪

Cool....imperfect results

Josh and the offense was in a zone during the 1st half. But after we got to 24, we definitely took our foot off the pedal. Without those two 4th down bail outs, we should've won 31-10.

Even if there's a 20% chance getting them back by the start of the playoffs, I'd be ecstatic.

All I know is bodies were falling over each other everywhere. No wonder the ball hit nothing.

He's still working on cleaning up the brain farts. That decision cost them 7 free points.

Cam and Siran are really irritating me....whatever they're pay them it's too much.

Exactly, it just allows the opposing OC to check out of the play. Sean thinks he's micro-managing when in actuality he's helping the other side. So dumb.....

No doubt, Josh was already out of the pocket. He definitely should have. He was lucky he wasn't sacked. Some of these play structures are so bad. At least the hurry up 11P helped tremendously last night. And Josh returned to running.

I have no problem with this strategy as long as Bass gets the ball high enough. The problem I'm starting to see (especially last night) is how slow our punt coverage is getting down field to the ball. It tool Neal days to finally get to that perfect kick by Martin. Giving Baker an extra 18 yards.

That play call on the interception was bad. You have your entire OL pulling left and you expect Josh to beat the one guy blitzing on the right? He blew up that play before Josh made the bad decision to still throw it. Keep one dame OLineman or TE on the right to protect or at least chip the guy. Hated that call.

First let me say there's no way that game shouldn't have ended 31-10. McDorsey got super conservative and allowed TB to creep back. No jugular at all. We've seen poor Hail Mary defense by us before. The pass rush allowed Baker to heave it. And once that ball is in the air, anything can happen. Thank God it hit the ground before Godwin could see it. We're seeing the same mistakes over and over. Ridiculous late game TO's that benefit the opposing team. Undisciplined stupid penalties all game which is 100% reflection of your coach(s). You McD fanboys can follow him till the bitter end. But our record since 2020 is much more a testament to Josh's athleticism that any brilliant game scheming from McD.

He's a solid WR3 to replace Gabe, but we still desperately need a WR2 to compliment Kincaid. Hoping for a good wr drafted early.

That's what I got. Gabe had some nice catches. But going forward it's Diggs, Dalton, Shakir & Gabe in that order. Dawson get well soon but don't hurry back. I love the hurry up 11personnel.

Kincaid is going to be special. Wouldn't surprise me to see him as the most dynamic TE in Bills history when the dust settles.

Yes he looked slow and like he's still only 60%. I see little burst that we saw last year. Keep letting him work back with reps. I'm just praying it doesn't turn into the slow return of Tre last year. He's gotta get to at least 90% by playoffs.

On Josh's only INT, I absolutely hated the call. No one chips the blitzer as the entire OL shifts left. So poorly designed like the shotgun draws that still fail. I still can't stand Dorsey.

Jordan's dumba ss face mask when he's already stopped Baker ranks right up there. So many missed tackles. 2 nice returns by Harty negated by penalties. We should've put this game to bed 31-10. Penalties are 100% on a lack of coaching discipline. That's on McD.