Turk71
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Nice
Johnson with 2 great breakups
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Just now, Dick_Cheney said:
Are our DBs really this bad. What the hell.
The lack of pass rush doesn't help
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Cmon Bills!
Let's get that offense rolling downhill
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Needed that!
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Good drive!
Way to right the ship and get back in control.
Fournette looked good too
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Bummer
Didn't see him
Let's see the defense get a stop here, don't play soft
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9 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:
On that 4th down Kincaid does a hell of a job to keep working to space where he is accessible. Even before the catch it was a hell of a job.
Allen's throw was really impressive as well. Reminded me of a Frisbee toss around the defender, hanging in the air long enough for Kincaid to get there. Hell of a play by them both
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This is what we've been waiting for!
Josh on the rampage!
Love how Brady uses Cook
Let's Go Buffalo!
Dont let up, 60 minutes
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Release the Kraken!
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Kelce was moving like an old man at the end of the last game.
I hope he looks that way today.
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6 hours ago, Johnnyp566 said:
Are a whole bunch of people sitting on their high horses because someone said something they shouldn’t have? Absolutely. Imagine if everything dumb thing you’ve said was dug up and used against you.
Imagine you are paid millions of dollars per year to run an organization and yet you are stupid enough to think the 9/11 hijackers are a great motivational example of teamwork?
He shows it over and over on game days and this story just confirms it. How much proof that McD is an idiot do people need?
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Like others have mentioned, the fact that he would choose the 9/11 hijackers as a motivational example of teamwork indicates at the very least that McD is not too bright and has terrible judgment.
It's too weird to even understand how a brain could think that was a good idea, so it probably also indicates other issues...
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It is so obvious
He practically loses games single handedly.
He is one of the worst coaches in crucial, high pressure situations that I've ever seen. The dumb look of confused panic on his face as he makes bad decisions at critical moments.
His dire need to deflect all blame is such an obvious character flaw and should absolutely be a disqualifying trait for any leadership position. He's the same as he has always been. His attitude and response in the aftermath of the 13 second debacle showed who he is and he hasn't changed a bit.
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It is certainly in the realm of possibility.
The offense could very well be on track and much improved under Brady, but what will stop McD from playing soft and scared on defense, mismanaging and giving away more games ?
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4 hours ago, Buffalo03 said:
It was designed to get out of after 3 years and I understand why he made the signing. Clearly, we needed pass rush help. So, yes while he can be blamed. It should also be understood the reason he made the move in the first place
Beane drafts 3 DEs in the first 2 rounds and then signs a 32 year old DE coming off a major injury to a 6 year $114 million contract.
What a ***** wizard
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Regardless of how much credit McD does or doesn't deserve for the Bills relative success during his tenure, he just looks completely lost and confused out there at times. It's like his pressured brain cannot process what is happening and he looks all frantic. It's embarrassing.
It's also embarrassing when he offers no explanations for his inexplicable decisions but has plenty of excuses and blame for others. Those are not the qualities of a good leader. It seems that he wants to control everything but be responsible for nothing. The antithesis of great leadership.
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18 minutes ago, Nihilarian said:
Right now this team is STILL on the verge of getting to a Super Bowl and all so many fans can do is rant about making changes to the HC.
An HC who is already second on the Buffalo Bills for most NFL wins.
This team is not on the verge of going to the SB.
In fact this team is likely to not even make the playoffs.
Are you talking about next year?
Is McD magically going to get smarter; make good decisions at crucial moments; grow a pair of balls and start having a winning mentality in close games, instead of clinging in fear to a fragile lead in the 4th quarter? Is he suddenly going to become more situationally aware and know what to do instead of panicking?
McD has been the same guy in those situations over and over, why would you expect him to change?
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3 hours ago, ExiledInIllinois said:
In the Jets game... Right before half, JA17 threw up a HailMary that was almost taken back to the house. That and the Miami pick on Black Friday weighed on his mind in taking a knee.
BUT... He still left it up to a coin-toss and possibly having to trot his D out there first.
I don't hold it against him considering the weather conditions either.
Passing up a chance to win in regulation when there was a chance they would not even get another possession in OT is gutless and just plain stupid. People would have clearly seen just how stupid it was if the Bills had lost the coin toss and had never got another possession. Just because the Bills happened to win the toss doesn't make his decision any better.
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It was embarrassingly weak and incredibly stupid.
The Bills were a coin flip away from not even getting an OT possession and he's taking a knee....
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No guts
No glory
Trying not to lose is not a winning mentality
The Bills won the toss this time but a possession in overtime is not guaranteed. How can you pass up a chance to win when you may not get another?
Needed 35 yards to have a long chance, 58 yds....had 2 possibly 3 plays to get there.
Inside I felt like they were gonna lose when they made that decision...I pushed it out of my head when they won the coin toss but it felt like a gutless and dumb decision.
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8 hours ago, nucci said:
What? A new process?
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Maybe if McD wasn't constantly blaming others and actually accepted responsibility the word scapegoat wouldn't be so easily applied when he fires someone.
His situational awareness is so completely lacking at times it is just embarrassing, but he never accepts any responsibility. These are just 2 glaring examples out of many.
1. Regardless of the kickoff not being a short or squib kick, McD was guarding the sidelines when KC had 2 timeouts and only 13 seconds left for some clueless reason. He blamed the loss on ST coach for kicking into the endzone, never explaining why he was guarding the sidelines leaving the middle wide open.
2.Two games ago vs Cinci he was trying to punt when the clock was running out the 1st half and he didn't even have to run a play. He thought the ***** clock was stopped with 20 secs left or he never would have been lined up to punt in the first place. They snapped the ball to punt a second after the clock expired and luckily the refs blew it dead ending the half. Announcers and fans everywhere wondering what the ***** was that?
He makes millions of dollars and he looks completely dumbfounded, confused, and lost out there sometimes. It is embarrassing. I wanted Dorsey gone and I don't expect them to fire McD mid-season but I think it is perfectly reasonable for some to see this as scapegoating. A leader who accepts no responsibility needs scapegoats.
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1 minute ago, JerseyBills said:
We were 14-4 last year, if that's not elite in yhe NFL , idk what is
Yep, and Dawson Knox was the key player. It is just so obvious.😄
Ravens rest starters?
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Bills need to win, anything less is unacceptable. This team should be competing for a SB, not relying on luck to back into the #7 seed. I hope the Bills aren't even considering what their chances are if they lose. This is a must win.