BuffaloBillyG

Then, surely you have had something come up that was a pressing matter and you had to trust your subordinates to run things while your attention was one a priority matter, correct? You would assume they would run things they way you have it in your mind but they have different ideas All I'm saying is it happens. Focusing on the defense and trusting his ST coaches knew what to do is very plausable.

Was literally about to type that Payton to Dallas is going to be the new buzz.

Man, quit the Saints and he didn't even leave em with a QB? Doug Marrone really DID learn under Sean Payton

Ok. Let's look at it objectively. Doing it the way you were suggesting might lead to success what kind of percent of the time? .5%? 1%? Debatable, however I think we could agree it's shockingly low odds. Kicking it deep could lead to a TON more opportunity to make a play. 1. Kick could have been muffed/fumbled 2. Holding on the return sets the up deep 3. Being deeper into their territory (in theory) should lead to more plays having to be run. 4. Each play is the chance of a sack, fumble, tipped ball INT, dropped pass or throw away. So let's say you put all your eggs in the onside kick basket. You're basically giving yourself 1 shot at 1 good possible outcome. Kicking it deep gives your (again, in theory) a shot on each individual play at one of several outcomes that could seal the game in your favor. I look at it like this. Let's say we were playing darts. You need 20 to win. Would your rather have 1 dart from 20 feet away or 8 darts from 25 feet away?

Ever managed a team of people?

The best I have seen so far IMO is you put 15 minutes on the clock. Play a full quarter. Whoever is leading at the end wins. If still tied at the end of the "5th quarter" it's a tie in regular season...and you keep playing if it's a playoff

Or, the HC was busy prepping with the defense and had faith his coordinator knew what McDermott would want in that situation.

They did try something. It didn't work. Coming up with things that are way more of a longshot of working 2 days after the fact is just slamming your head into a wall. I've seen it least 3 posts say they should do something similar and more times than not they point to the onside kick by the Saints in their Super Bowl. Ask yourself this. Had the Colts recovered that kick...is Sean Payton still the coach of the Saints today? I doubt it. Because of a play like that doesn't pan out perfectly you're done as a HC. And with good reason.

Well, you rushing in herr to argue and Piss and moan about charitable donations DOES fit the mold of attention seeking clown. Where your story falls apart is by expecting anyone to believe you have friends. Almost had is, though!

Aye, I did. And with the positivity of giving you credit for the bolded part being correct.

Honestly I was the same way when I was a kid. Based too much of my own self worth on sports. When the team lost any game I was devastated. But there's more important things in life than to be miserable about the outcome of other people playing a game.

Is it? Have you conducted a fan poll? Or are you just upset to see people do things that result in good instead of being sad little internet clowns?

What an amazing outlook you have in life. Just an utter joy.

He's a good #1 corner. He's a great #2 corner. He will likely be paid like a top 2 or 3 CB on the NFL. Bo way he is worth that IMO.

And it the end of the day people in Buffalo will benefit.

One could argue that some of the donations our fans have made have been out of spite or to take a dig at someone else as well. End of the day, the money helps. And it's nice to see the donations stay in our area for a change.

KC fans donating in $13 increments to Oishei Children's Hospital. At least something good will come of it. https://www.wivb.com/sports/buffalo-bills/chiefs-fans-sending-13-donations-to-oishei-after-bills-loss/

Yea, I would imagine if Allen has been pushing for Dorsey to take over there has likely been discussion between Josh and Dorsey.

Is this Kevin Massare of Trainwreck Sports?

Ultimately yes it falls on the head coach. However sometimes you think that you're on the same wavelength as someone else and they zig when you zag.

Prove he did. G'head. I'll wait.

I'm already over the loss. Time to focus on next year and seeing what crazy and unreal things Josh Allen does.

Maybe. But that's your opinion. Maybe he doesn't micromanage.

I'm actually thinking its was more the ST coaches that called the play.

Plot twist. All the extra hair will be on his chest. He'll look loke a bald Sasquatch. A Baldquatch , if you will.