HomeskillitMoorman
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I agree, almost every team plays that song on kickoffs. We need to do our own thing.
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21 hours ago, Bermuda Triangle said:
Been told over and over on this forum that the offense has been at fault for playoff losses, including last week. Guess those people probably won't respond in this thread.
There's a lot of McD propaganda here unfortunately. There's no way anyone can logically make an argument that he hasn't been our biggest liability and problem in the playoffs.
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25 minutes ago, Casey D said:
That can hang with KC. Maybe Bengals when Glass Burrows is not sidelined.
Allen can. The Bills can’t because of McD.-
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13 hours ago, Process said:
One AFC championship appearance in that span is unacceptable.
And I honestly don't think McDermott is anywhere close to being on the hot seat.
Yup.
If I had to say right now...and this feels unfathomable after that 2020-21 season...I don't think Josh ends up winning a Superbowl here. And it's going to be because of McDermott.
We're going to have one of the most tragic stories of a superstar of all-time.
8 hours ago, Success said:Very similar to Manning & the Pats. That was his nemesis for so long.
Then he broke through in '06, in spectacular fashion, coming back from 21-3. And didn't really look back after that - he won the last part of that rivalry.
That's what I'm hoping for. He who laughs last, and all that.
It's not similar at all though. Manning was dreadful individually, himself, for a lot of those games before he broke through. Josh has been spectacular in the majority of these big games.
Peyton was losing those games because of Peyton. Josh is losing those games because of his coach.
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I wouldn’t blame him for leaving. McD is a sinking ship.
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He's not even Mike's brother
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Bring back THAD!
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He might be safe. McD needs a scapegoat for next season. Right now it looks like either a new OC that would be that guy and we all know with him as DC, no accountability there. It's a bad look for him if he fires the new OC/Brady or a new ST coordinator.
I think what's best for the team is a distant 2nd for him.
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1 minute ago, TheyCallMeAndy said:
He’s done after 2024, we all know it. Let’s not pretend he’s Chan Gailey or Dick Jaydon out there.
Bringing him back this year is pretty much just like when we brought Jauron back in year 4 knowing exactly what we were going to get...so I guess in that sense you're right.
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56 minutes ago, RkFast said:
Pure speculation and conjecture above.
The TRUTH is that it is widely accepted around the entire NFL world that the Buffalo Bills organization and its culture is one of the best ones in the NFL, if not in ALL of pro sports in the US. Does that necessariliy translate to winning a championship? No. But the org is not some shoddy fly by night deal like you imply above. What McD and Beane have built is consdiered top tier around the league. And the idea that the Pegulas are "not in it for winning" doesnt wash, either. They invested a ton of money building what is consdered one of the best fitness centers in the NFL (https://www.buffalobills.com/news/bills-expect-world-class-sports-performance-center-to-enhance-their-game). They have laid out BIG contracts to free agents and to retain their own talent. Again...does that translate into winning? No. The Von contract is bad right now due ot his injuries. But its sure damn NOT for lack of trying. The effort to win is there. The MONEY is there.
I disagree on the effort to win when it comes to McD. He hasn't improved at all as a coach in over 7 years. Things like in-game management is all about preparation. He doesn't do it. He's never put in the effort or work to improve himself as a gameday coach.
It's one of the reasons it's maddening to me that we're keeping him when our guys like #17 show up in these big games and leave their heart on the field and we have a coach that does not do the same thing.
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2 minutes ago, TheyCallMeAndy said:
He’s 78-47.
5-6 when it matters most, including 0-3 vs KC, with a QB that has for the most part played great in the playoffs and his side of the ball failing us in every big game and moment.
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32 minutes ago, st pete gogolak said:
I guess my point is that we shouldn’t be that quick to retain Brady as OC. The second half of both games was a failure of halftime adjustments and play calling. Let’s at least see if we can do better.
Right, I think a lot of people are advocating to bring Brady back just because he was an upgrade over Dorsey. That doesn't mean he's actually the best candidate out there. Both things can be true.
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1 minute ago, Big Turk said:
Doesn't matter what anyone thinks other than Terry Pegula and Brandon Beane.
Then what's the point of discussing anything? Why would you say you're here?
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1 hour ago, BuffaloBillyG said:
Mr. Dunne, pleasure to see you here.
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3 minutes ago, BillsFanForever19 said:
In a vacuum, giving our cap situation, yes. But if he was told he'll be coming to Camp in exchange for not filing a grievance and saving us some cap space last year - Beane can't go back on his word. That would be terrible for his reputation amongst the locker room and FA's going forward.
They were really all-in on this year, this wouldn't surprise me
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7 hours ago, Bills!Win! said:
This has been on my mind ever since Sunday night and I just have to get it out there.
The list of great QBs who never won a Super Bowl. I define “Great” as having consistent success, excelling at the position and not a player who had an up and down career.
Jim Kelly
Josh Allen
Joe Burrow
Philip Rivers
Tony Romo
Dan Marino
Donovan McNabb
Steve McNair
Frank Tarkenton
Randall Cunningham
Warren Moon
Great QBs who only won one superbowl (shows how hard it is)
Kurt Warner
Steve Young
Brett Favre
Aaron Rodgers
Drew BreesMatt Stafford
(Namath, Dawson, Unitas, Stabler, Simms, Doug Williams) - I never really watched film on these guys to see if they were good/great but I can only assume they were. Shows my age
QBs who won multiple Superbowls
Peyton Manning
Patrick Mahomes
Troy Aikman
Joe Montana
Eli Manning
Bart Starr
Bob Griese
Terry Bradshaw
Ben Roethlisberger
Tom Brady
Roger Staubach
Which category will Allen fall in? I’ve come to the realization that Allen will not win multiple Superbowls and it won’t be because of Josh Allen but because of the team he plays for. We will never be a dynasty. I say he wins one in 2-3 years from now and that’s it.
I used to think we'd win multiple. Now I really just hope we can at least get 1. It's not going to happen until a coaching change, if one happens.
6 hours ago, boyst said:i'll raise my stake. Kelly was not a great QB. his selfishness in at least 2 super bowls cost us victories. if he would have just handed the ball off more in the first two we likely win those games controlling the ball and clock.
Marv coached them really tight in the SB's too if we're being honest. They should have been more aggressive on the last drive vs the Giants.
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2 hours ago, racketmaster said:
His job as a HC has been to prepare the entire team, not just the defense. In the 13 seconds game he was not the defensive coordinator but ultimately responsible for how we defended the field in the last 13 seconds. That was not great coaching but also excellent play by 3 Hall of Fame players in Mahomes, Kelce and Hill. I mean, they get paid on the other side as well and there was some generational talent there. Does not stopping a high powered offense make Reid or Spags a bad coach, because they could not stop us either in that game.
in this last game, I struggle to really pick anything that McDermott did wrong. His defense was decimated by injuries and the Chiefs offense played its best ball. There players caught the ball out players dropped too many. That was probably the difference in the game right there. That is more a player issue rather than a coaching concern. We literally had a mlb who had basically retired come in off the street running the defense and many other injuries and hobbling players. That said it was a 3 point game and we missed a fg to tie it. The margins in this games are slim as it has been in the regular season games between us.
Sure, but his proficiency is the defense, and he hasn't held up his end of the bargain. He's also not a strong in-game coach to stay the least.
I know you keep mentioning the "duo" of McDermott and Allen and say it's good enough because we've taken close losses...but that's primarily been because of Allen playing out of his mind. It's crazy that we lost those 2 games to KC that he played outstanding in. What is McD contributing to in terms of the duo? His defenses can't stop anybody in these games and he doesn't know how to manage a game. And 5-6 in the playoffs considering he's had Allen for 10 of those games and he's mostly played great is really terrible. This isn't like early-to-mid Peyton Manning who was individually struggling in playoff games. Our QB for the most part has actually at times played even better in the playoffs than the regular season.
Look at the fake punt in this game. There was confusion and then Hamlin lines up directly behind the center...EVERYONE know what was coming there. And he just let it happen. Good coaches don't do that. He knew the play design, he was watching what all of us were. I hate using 2nd half timeouts but you have to burn one there if you have no way to communicate to audible out or just take the 5 yard delay of game instead of just giving them the ball right there. He was incredibly fortunate with the fumble touchback because that pretty much would have ended the game right there.
This is 7 years in and he's still completely clueless. It's really Allen vs Reid and Mahomes and we have to pray that McD won't be a massive liability in addition to his defenses never coming through in these games, and we can't even get that.
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I've always liked him just because of this reaction video. It's funny how he has such a tough time with how their draft board looked.
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I don't see how we are getting better though, 3 straight Divisional Round KO's after the peak of the AFCCG all the way back in 2020.
Also the issue with McD's defensive philosophy you're talking about that you feel he'll work on...he hasn't worked on it for 7 years. This is the same thing he's always done. I don't see any indication of change. This has always been a defense that feasts on bad QB's and has a lot of trouble with good ones in big games.
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We’d have a championship at least, no doubt.
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7 minutes ago, racketmaster said:
I believe that they can beat the Chiefs in the playoffs, they just have not done it yet. Allen has been mostly outstanding in the playoffs and especially against the Chiefs. McDermott at the end of regulation in the 13 seconds game but otherwise has been good. He has gone for numerous 4th downs in both games and the team has generally responded. The Chiefs are the gold standard of the NFL and just because we lost 2 very close games in the playoffs against them in the last 3 years does not mean we can’t just as easily make a play at the end of the game, hit a fg etc and win. I’d be more concerned if we were getting manhandled and blown out in these games.
How has McD been good in the KC games even outside 13 seconds? His defenses have gotten completely lit up in all 3 of those games. The 2 where we were relatively healthy they gave up 38 and 42 points.-
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The saddest thing in life is wasted talent
The Iron Law Of Dem/Woke/Commie Projection: Accuse Your Opponent Of What You Are Doing
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I agree with the stance on Hillary.
But what's funny is YOU as a person do this EXACT SAME thing, and there are receipts on this forum to prove it. You literally admitted to me that the same thing you call out the media and politicians for doing, is the same thing you defended Tucker Carlson for doing with Trump with the propaganda-cupcake interviews with him. The same thing you accuse others of doing is exactly what you do. You're fine with it because he's on your side and you feel that Trump has been unfairly railroaded.
You're creating a narrative in which it's OK for you to be a fraud because you feel that's what others on the other side are doing. This is so you can justify your own personal actions and why you kneel down and lick for Tucker when he does the same exact thing that you complain about others doing.
This makes you absolutely, 100% no different than the people you complain about. There is not one person on the planet that I would sell out on my beliefs for. Anyone here that I've ever referenced, if someone truthfully calls out them out on their bull####, I'm on board. I'm not going to say it's OK for them but not for the people or side I don't like.
What you do is just straight up partisan hackery, which is what so much of this actually boils down to. You bow down to Conservatism, moreso Online Conservatism because I don't think you really know or understand what the real thing is. And there's a lot of that here on both sides. But you seem to more than most put yourself on a high horse when you as a person are much, much more of the problem with our country than what's good.