BernieBill

That Matt Araiza is a heck of a punter ...

Ah yes, the wasted McDermott timeout, classic

Coleman is so slow after the catch, always goes backwards

Such an ass secondary

Hey McDermott, I guess you didn't learn this in Kansas City last year ... Don't run the Tush Push.

Yes fire him ... had the position on the issue since 13 Seconds ... has not changed, only gets stronger with each passing year. Nothing he does on either side of the ball is cutting edge. He's a defensive guy and cannot build a championship defense. He has an MVP QB whose career is being wasted. If the Bills had not drafted Josh Allen, McDermott would have a mediocre coaching record and likely would have been outta here long ago. Having Josh creates the illusion that McDermott is somehow a very good head coach ... he isn't. New stadium next year, new coach.

Sean Michael McDermott punted at midfield on 4th and 2 down 21-7 so that Atlanta's offense could get there anyway in a few easy plays against his horrible defense.

Sean Michael McDermott's defense, folks ... the Bills will never, ever, ever be great with that guy as head coach. Shoulda been fired after 13 Seconds and a million times since, should be fired now ... the defense is atrocious.

Sean Michael McDermott's defense ... thank the Lord he's our forever coach ... always has the D ready to play.

The "amazing turnaround" is because the Bills happened to draft an MVP-level talent at Quarterback ... without Allen, McDermott is a middle-of-the-road coach who might be able to scrape out Wild Card appearances and 1st round exits ... McDermott is lucky as H*** that his tenure happened to coincide with drafting Josh Allen. He's a 9-8 or 10-7 coach whose numbers look gaudy because of the superstar QB ... we can see every year in the playoffs how his defenses consistently get gashed and the Bills lose, even with Josh Allen. How many coaches would have good-looking regular season records with Josh at QB? Lots.

It's been time for years ... What the Eagles did last night is just another reminder that McDermott's had 4 chances in the playoffs to stifle KC's offense, has had 8 years to build a champion, and has failed. 13 Seconds was a disgrace and yet the guy is still here, losing in the playoffs every single year due primarily to poor defense. Without Josh, McDermott would have been gone a long time ago. He's not a championship-level coach, period.

Pressuring Mahomes, what a concept ... McBeane has had how many years to build a defense capable of doing it? And the Bills have lost 4 times to the Chiefs in the playoffs?

and there it is again, the Eagles execute the play perfectly, no doubt whatsoever ... the Bills? No

Maybe somebody said it, but that's what you do when you have the Chiefs backed up on their possession, you force a 3-and-out ... McDermott's Bills defense gave up a 90-yard TD drive.

Here's why blaming the coaches is a rational opinion: you received the opening kick, you have a chance right there to go up 7-0 ... if you're ready to play, ready to execute. The Bills go 3-and-out, punt the ball, and then watch Patrick Mahomes lead his team on a 90-yard drive to go up 7-0 and set the tone for the entire game. So, if it's on the coaches to prepare the team to play ball, the team wasn't prepared to execute offensively or defensively right out of the box ... how is that not a coaching failure? How is chasing points in the 2nd quarter of the game not a coaching failure? How many times do you call the Tush Push and watch it either barely succeed or outright fail, and still call it? The Bills have been slaughtered by other team's offenses for 5 straight years in the playoffs ... 4 times by the Chiefs and once by the Bengals (in a non-competitive home playoff loss) ... how exactly does Sean McDermott, whose entire career is based on his defensive prowess, escape blame or repercussions for his team's laundry list of playoff failures? The Bills are being outcoached in the playoffs every single year ... we have a large enough sample size ... so let's change nothing and run it back!