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Living in Denver we have witnessed Fangio up close. Although his defenses are great, I just don’t see him as a fit to McD “culture.” He is a stubborn, inflexible man who doesn’t seem to be someone who would embrace McD growth mindset concepts.

I’m guessing God just wanted the Chiefs to win, right McD? Last week all praise to God for win led your post game press conference. Big win, all praise to God for it. Big lose, we all need to be better. Tired of his act. I just for once want him to take personal accountability for his specific decisions not being good enough for the team. No we all have to be better crap, and “execution.” Josh on several occasions has said his personal level of play wasn’t good enough and that he cost the team the game. I want the same level of accountability from the Head Coach. Even more importantly I want him to learn from them and be BETTER. You know the basis for all the growth mindset things you have preached for years. The best accountability is a changed behavior, he has yet to change those.

Its not that he makes mistakes, everyone does. I think the biggest issues are his in game management errors have not gotten consistently better over the 5 years. When game gets tight, so do his decisions and coaching especially against Andy Reid. He cost this team wins in the biggest games of past 2 years in playoff games at KC. Im not a fan of McD, he personally just annoys the hell out of me. He is good coach, but good enough to win Super Bowl? I don’t think so at this point. He seems more Doug Collins than Phil Jackson. I don’t think he should be fired now, but some improvement in these areas better come soon.

Any chance Dorsey goes with Daboll to Miami or with Frazier to Bears as OC of those teams?

McD doesn’t seem to mind that Singletary has put it on ground 5 times and Josh 7 times this season.

What would make this team “tough?”

So If Josh wants a ring your logic is he should choose the one with 0 over the one with 6?

Daboll has 5 Super Bowl rings and 1 college National Championship ring, McD has none. Just saying.

That is fact also, and a BB/McD created problem.

How balanced were Patriots last night? I always love how you only have to be balanced if you don’t run enough, but never if you don’t pass enough. You don’t have to be balanced, you have to run successfully enough that teams have to at least respect it. We don’t have a single decent NFL level RB, and an Oline that can’t run block. That is on BB and McD not Daboll.

That’s what I don’t get. It is largely assumed that the roster and philosophy of how this team is built comes from both BB and McD as a team. The perception was this is what they both felt was best way to build, play and win. Yet, his actions and words as a coach scream that he wants the exact opposite. I’m just beginning to wonder if it’s not McD that doesn’t fit how this team is built and wants to play.

Is it possible that McD is unhappy with the make up of roster? He wants more physical lines and BB has built more finesse type lines on both side of ball?

This team is built as a pass/stop the pass first team. Do you think this matches McD vision and wants for a team? He was asked about this yesterday and all he said was the players know in meeting how I want things run. Ok, so what is McD identity he wants for this team?

Are we should Daboll has done away with everything, or has McD now started to order in his more conservative, old school principles?

Hasn’t GMBB built a roster that is more aligned with Daboll then McD? Is it possible that McD is the problem, not Daboll?

I agree that there seems to be some disconnect between OC and HC. GMBB built this team as a QB centric, pass/stop the pass team, but that is not who McD is. He is to his core a conservative, defensive mindset coach. Is it possible that it is McD who disconnected from how this team was built and how they want to operate it? Wondered if had to choose and only 1 can stay, would they pick McD or OC?

I have personally never said McD should or more importantly will be fired. I have said that I don’t think he will ever win a Super Bowl as head coach of the Bills. Knowing that he won’t be fired, and we have another years more of being good not great is the toughest part.

They will need 11.

Season ended when they did the 1 thing they seemed to feel the most important to do, beat the Chiefs.

Bottom line, is McD good enough to ever win a Super Bowl?

Win or lose, is watching the Bills fun?

While we are into accountability Singletary has had 10 fumbles in the same span, he going to ever be a healthy scratch?

If a coach literally says absolutely nothing to say at any press event, I would rather they don’t have them. McD should Quit wasting everyones time with dull, boring, nothing crap.

I was responding to coach speak discussion, not coach abilities. For coaching abilities I only need to present McD bad clock/timeout management, one of worst disciplined teams in league, no visible accountability for that lack of discipline, back to conservative fourth down decisions, and his continued insistence on signing and playing his type of “process” players even though proven that they shouldn’t be. He may not be the biggest issue with this team, but is certainly up there. I have zero faith in his coaching ability to ever win a Super Bowl for the Bills.

If you haven’t, go listen to Granato this morning on WGR. It was one of the best coaches interviews I’ve heard. Then compare with the nothing crap you get from McD. Really is eye opening.