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Yep.

Are highest seeds always the better team lol? Are you going to sit here and tell me that the 2024 Bucs as the 3rd seed were better than Commanders because they were the 6th seed?

Shottenheimer faced multiple 6 seed teams lol. That was the lowest seed at the time lol. I can't use statistics but you can edit statistics. This is a fair argument lol.

Marty Shottenheimer was 5-13 in the playoffs. He is the only coach in NFL history with 200+ regular season wins and a below .500 playoff winning percentage....by a lot. That's a .278 winning %. Just because McDermott hasn't gotten to the Super Bowl doesn't mean he's as bad as the worst playoff coach of all time.

Now we're veering into the "Everything in the NFL happens in a vacuum" conversation.

Yeah you didn't watch the Bills Broncos game that year? You brought up the Bills were 6-6 at one point...why can't we call that a midseason implosion? Are you only going to use "implosion" when it comes to the Dolphins going 2-2 at the end of the year? I didn't start it lol. I was responding to your "take it a step further, if the Bills were in the AFC N (paraphrasing) the Bills wouldn't have as much success". I was just showing you anyone can play the "If" game lol. It was an example dude. This is how strong your agenda is. You need to create a hypothetical situation to move the Bills a division and speculate they wouldn't be as good. How about the other side of this hypothetical situation? If the Bills were in the NFC, they would have made multiple Super Bowls. Am I allowed to move the Bills to another division too or are the rules we must move to a harder division so you think you have a point?

Bernie Kosar is currently at better QB than Deshaun Watson.

He has always been that way.

2-2 is imploding? So I guess we could say the Bills imploded in the middle of the season right? Dolphins got lucky the Bills imploded or the Bills would have locked up the division by November. See I can spit that crap too. Oh, they got extremely lucky on a special teams big play? We were down by 7....oooooh. Good teams never trail in the 4th in a do or die game I guess. I mean we won the game with the division on the line and the Bills got lucky. Talk about an agenda lol. Incredible take? So Taylor has shown in his career that he can take a team to the divisional or conference final round? Is your definition "deep into the playoffs" Super Bowl and that's it? Conference Championship games aren't deep into the playoffs?

The Bills only beat the Dolphins in week 18 because they imploded? Lets not look at it as we closed the season on a 5 game winning streak. I mean, when a franchise QB and one of the best in the NFL like Joe Burrow goes down, that definitely changes the landscape. Just like if Allen, Mahomes, Jackson etc....go down. There is not a unhealthy obsession from anyone. You pumping up Stefanski for doing it twice, I point out McDermott also made the playoffs with a bad QB.....now I'm attached to that event? I mean talking up a coach with multiple posts, from another team with a career losing record AND on a Bills message board sounds more like an obsession to me. Its not the same because Tyrod will not or ever will take you deep into the playoffs.

Take it a step further.... If Burrow doesn't go down in 2023, the Browns don't make the playoffs that year. Lets also not forget McDermott made the playoffs with Tyrod Taylor.

From what I understand, he showed signs of mental illness before the Burfict hit. I think he's just unstable.

And James Cook will be considered our #1 WR threat too lol

Total tackles seem not to be a good indicator of performance. The year after Brown led the league in tackles, he only received a 1 year $4 million dollar contract from the Bengals. He was out of the NFL by 2019 after being cut by 3 straight teams (Bengals, Raiders and Jags). He's only 32 years old today and hasn't played since 2019...he was out of the league by age 27. John Miller had a good start to his career? He was benched by game 4 in his rookie season to Vlad Ducasse.

We had pieces but overall a bad roster. Our starting offense or major contributors were: Tyrod Taylor. Benched after 2 games with the Browns. Back up since. LeSean McCoy good for us. Dionte Thompson - Did he ever make another NFL roster? Charles Clay - FA disappointment and out of the NFL one year later. Kelvin Benjamin playing the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man in a future Ghostbusters remake. Jordan Matthews - Fell off a cliff after the Eagles. Zay Jones probably always naked. Nick O’Leary - out of the NFL 2 years later? We had good pieces in Incognito, Hughes, Hyde, White and Poyer…. But we also had Ramon Humber, Preston Brown, Jordan Mills, Adolphus Washington and Jon Miller starting…don’t forget the above. Which offensive roster was worse that year?

The point you are missing is that you are discrediting McDermott’s 9 win season because he had several wins against sub par QB’s. But he also had a subpar QB in Tyrod Taylor. Taylor was awful and showed it with the next 7 teams he played for. The 2017 team was one of the worst rosters in the NFL.

Matt Eberflus would have won multiple Super Bowls with Allen?

Keon Coleman....I think he's going to have a great camp. Lets see if it continues in the regular season.

Payton is known to be a choker. I believe he's 4-7 in the playoffs since the Super Bowl win. 3 straight 1st round losses, one to a team below .500 and also the first ever 13-3 team to lose in the first round..... He had Drew Brees...

So you believe our 2017 had much more talent than teams like the Falcons and Chiefs, who both made the playoffs that year in 2017....were to be easy wins?

So you're saying that with Tyrod Taylor, we had the better QB in all those games and all those should have been easy wins?

I stood next to Duke Preston at a hotel lobby at an away Bills game. I remember thinking, you don't look very stout.

I heard Josh Stamer used to get in bar fights around Buffalo.