Julio Hopkins

McDermott was the GM.

The game was only a month ago and apparently people think the defense played with only third stringers. The defensive line was pretty damn healthy, Hyde and Poyer played, Johnson and Douglas played. Obviously there were some major injuries, but damn, people are on here attempting to spin the narrative that the entire defense was injured with scabs in their place.

I didn't know anything about the 49ers DC until the ending of the 4th quarter. Dude was outclassed in the end so I look him up and he was the DB coach while McDermott was the DC on the Panthers. I guess he learned something from him 😬

Every year I watch the playoffs, I find myself so jealous of other defenses.

Josh in an offense surrounded by Kittle, CMC, Deebo, and Aiyuk. That would be so much fun to watch.

Not to discredit Andy Reid who is an amazing coach, but the Bills coaching staff colossally ***** up regularly.

That's the chance you take to try and win. I don't know what would have happened after the field goal, but I doubt they stop KC and win. They played terribly on defense in that game just like the year before against the Bengals and the two years before that. The excuse to sit on a mediocre head coach kind of works when the coaching market was a couple of highly touted coordinators. That wasn't the case this year with Belichick, Harbaugh, and Carroll being available.

What an uninspired argument. I wasn't old enough to enjoy the nineties Bills so they've been bad pretty much my entire life of watching football. I want the Bills to win the Superbowl like every other fan who watches.

I'm not saying they need to bring in someone who has won 10 Superbowls. I'm saying what they've been building for the last 5 years hasn't worked and it might be time for a change in philosophy.

One of the major problems with this team for the past four years has been the coaching. Coaching in the 13 seconds game, problems with OCs, problems with the SPC, problems with the D-line coach. You can make excuses and say it's luck in a couple of playoff games, but this team is now way past luck with the amount of failures they've had in the regular season/playoffs. Have the Chiefs just been lucky? No, they Mahomes and Reid. The Bills have Josh Allen, who outside of Burrow has seriously challenged him as the best in the league. He's an elite QB being held back by this coaching staff and this GM.

Good offenses and good defenses that haven't won anything. The team is strictly following a formula that hasn't worked.

Unless a Spygate related event happens to Mahomes in the next decade, he's better than Brady.

Damn, if only a fully healthy McDermott defense ever had to play against the Chiefs. https://www.nfl.com/games/bills-at-chiefs-2020-post-3

Their defense is TOUGH and that's an obvious DPI

Baltimore has only held onto the ball for 10 minutes and gained 114 yards. KC only scoring 17 points has kept them in the game. It's the literal opposite of the Bills offense and defense.

It's literally insane, if the offense played like they did against the Bengals last year then the Chiefs would have put up 40+ points with one of the worst receiving corps in the league.

The problem arrives when that top offensive coordinator immediately gets hired elsewhere to be a head coach. It's going to be a constant problem with a defensive head coach and Josh Allen at QB. If Joe Brady doesn't become the full time OC next year then McD will be on his 5th offensive coordinator with Daboll being the only guy to coach multiple seasons.

The Chiefs only had to convert five 3rd down attempts. They didn't punt the ball until the 4th quarter. Despite the 37 minute time of possession the Bills had, the Chiefs only had seven less yards. No wonder McD wants the offense to run the ball more, it keeps his defense off the field so they don't give up 40 points a game. I get that the defense was dealing with major injuries this year but isn't a new thing. Last year they couldn't stop the run against the Bengals, the year before that they gave up 42 points to the Chiefs, and the year before that 38 to the Chiefs. So far the defense has only accomplished beating Skylar Thompson, Mac Jones, Mason Rudolph, Philip Rivers, and the only serious playoff QB Lamar Jackson. Which is hilarious because they looked bad against Thompson and Rivers.

Everyone is talking about the Diggs drop but I’m not seeing anyone talk about both of Sherfield’s big drops. Sherfield shouldn’t have gotten so many damn reps this season. Receiver was a position of need going into the season and proved to be a position of need going into the trade deadline. Beane sat on his hands and traded for a corner. These guys can say whatever they want in their press conferences. What they actually do shows they don’t understand how to win.

Mcdermott even compared this team to the 13 seconds team after they lost to the Eagles. Of course it ended up the same way lmao

I don't understand how you can criticize Allen for taking the shot in the end zone. I understand criticizing the actual execution of it, but it was there. We can sit here and say we don't want to score too quickly, but there is no way Allen can have that mentality on the field.

Another year of Josh Allen being wasted. I'm stoked to see Beane waste the offseason rebuilding the secondary, linebacker core, defensive line, kicker, punter, long snapper, and secondary again. Anything for the guy who got him his job.

Punching air at the fact that they didn’t add a receiver. FOR SEVEN ***** WEEKS NOW

The most painful part if they lose is McD getting another year.

That blitz was such a bad call, this secondary is NOT good enough to leave alone.