BernieBill

He's just a nervous, jittery guy ... you listen to his interviews and he's hesitant, inarticulate, and without confidence (unlike, say, Mahomes, Burrow, Hurts.etc.). Now the INTs and turnovers are in his head. Not good.

Coaching is definitely a factor in the team's repeated ugly offensive performances. Sean McDermott brings ZERO to the table offensively and Ken Dorsey simply doesn't know how to coordinate this offense. The McDermott regime should have ended with 13 Seconds ... it didn't end and we're all here watching an entire organization waste Josh Allen's talent. The Bills were worse last year than the year before and are worse this year than last year ... the team's a mess, period.

Who knew the apex of Josh Allen's career would be almost beating the Chiefs in an AFC Divisional Game ... all downhill from that moment ... and the McDermott regime is just bad energy ... Buffalo making playoffs this year is an iffy proposition ... and the Bills chances of beating elite teams and making/winning Super Bowl? Negligible. It is what it is. Fire McDermott, fire Ken Dorsey, get an offensive guru to run the team, otherwise Josh Allen's career will be one of the biggest wastes of talent in NFL history.

The Bills are in major trouble. Sean McDermott is not the right head coach for Josh Allen and each year McDermott remains coach, that's another wasted year in Josh Allen's career. The Chiefs and Bengals are way better than the Bills. You cannot have a home playoff game in the snow in Buffalo and put up the garbage performance the McDermott-led Bills just put up. McDermott is not in the same class as Andy Reid, Zac Taylor, Nick Sirianni, Kyle Shanahan, etc. When the Bills were bottom-dwellers, a hire like McDermott seemed reasonable ... but then you hit the lottery and draft Josh Allen and suddenly a defensive-minded little engine that could head coach is completely overmatched. The Bills defense could not stop elite teams 3 straight years in the playoffs ... and the Bills offense this year ended the season with a disgusting 10-point output. The Bills need an offensive-minded head coach to maximize the Josh Allen years and the Bills need root and branch change on the defensive side of the ball (new DC, etc.).

Fire Beane and McDermott ... give Sean Payton total organizational control.

Josh Allen is the QB. Nobody's "going back." What we'd like is a head coach who can maximize the talent and defeat the likes of Kansas City and Cincinnati. McDermott is a horrible game manager and a proven loser in the playoffs. His team was dominated on its home field in embarrassing fashion ... a year after choking a divisional round game away in Kansas City (yes, it was McDermott who choked). Bills fans should want that until the guy chooses to retire? No. You go get a brilliant offensive mind, you maximize Josh Allen, and you win Super Bowls.

Sean Payton is available right now ... you want a Super Bowl, you get him ... you don't, then keep McDermott and watch him mismanage games and lose in the playoffs again.

He should be fired right now along with both coordinators. When you're the consensus Super bowl favorite and you get dominated on your home field in the 2nd round, you get fired. What is the reason to keep the guy around? He blew the 13 seconds game last year (I would have fired him then) and he comes back this year and doesn't get the #1 seed and doesn't make the Super Bowl. Good bye.

Why isn't he? Why has a guy who has won nothing, blew a lead w/ 13 seconds last year, and got dominated this year achieved untouchable status?

He should have been fired after 13 seconds last year, he should be fired right now.

Sean Payton

Like most of Sean "Glory to God" McDermott's in-game decisions in big spots, he acted like a complete Spaz and screwed his team out of two great plays. When Cincinnati comes into Buffalo next week and wins (a game the Bills are lucky to have at home as the Monday night game in Cincy was shaping up to be a Bengals rout), I sincerely hope more Bills fans will get on the "fire McDermott" train so that Bills Nation actually has a reasonable chance at cashing in Super Bowls with their generational-talent Quarterback. McDermott is a coordinator at-best in the NFL, not a head coach, and certainly not the head coach of a team with super Bowl aspirations.

It's just atrocious offense

The plan was to give the Bears starting field position at the 40 and miss extra points? Cool

Horrible special teams so far, Bass can neither kickoff deep nor make extra points in this weather

If the Bills win, I'll be lambasted on postgame threads for daring to criticize McDermott-Frazier and the defensive preparation

Here we are again with McDermott-Frazier not having the team at all prepared to stop the run and play defense generally

Let's not move the goal posts. Belichick was a defensive coordinator for two Super Bowl-winning Giants football teams (including a Super Bowl in which the Giants held the high-octane Bills offense to 19 points). Those are major accomplishments. Sean McDermott's career success before being a HC and as a HC? None.

Right, because Belichick never won anything before Brady ... oh wait. And yes, on the whole, Brady definitely was the crucial component to Patriots success. And let me know when Sean McDermott actually wins a Super Bowl with his elite QB. Last year I saw McDermott choke a game away in Kansas City after the elite QB put the team ahead with 13 seconds left. Sean McDermott doesn't belong in the same sentence as Bill Belichick or any championship-level coach. Nice try.

You're happy with last night's tackling and defense? You like the fact that the Bills needed a Superhuman Josh Allen effort to eke out a game on their home field against a Miami team which got manhandled by San Fran and the Chargers? You think Sean McDermott manages games well and prepares the defense to perform in big games? McDermott is a lucky, lucky man. The Bills drafted an amazing Quarterback. You like how McDermott blew the playoff game in Kansas City last year after the amazing QB took the lead with 13 seconds left? It is a serious post. I hope McDermott continues to ride Josh Allen's success.

You forgot to mention that Sean "Glory to God" McDermott also sucks, as does last night's tackling and defense (the OC and DC are extensions of Father McDermott). The Bills have a transcendent Quarterback, the sole reason they are a Super Bowl contender. Without Josh Allen and with literally every other player and coach on the team, the Bills might battle for a Wild Card spot and would never sniff the Super Bowl. Sean McDermott is a horrible game manager and rides the coattails of the superstar QB to account for his Win-Loss record. Sean McDermott contributes literally nothing to the success of the Buffalo Bills. If the team can win in spite of the idiot, religious fanatic coach, so be it.

It's funny to see the negative reactions, as if the Bills had the game in hand the whole way, as if fans were not complaining all game long about the lack of defensive preparation ... San Francisco's defense dominated Miami, a horribly banged up Chargers defense dominated Miami ... and then the Bills defense performs the way it did last night ... Raheem Mostert looking like a Hall of Famer ... apparently some fans only look at the result and ignore the underlying problems

Obviously it's great to win ... Josh Allen is simply incredible ... but McDermott and the entire coaching staff continue to underperform and it's a serious problem ... Buffalo's trying to win a Super Bowl and the coaches are simply weak ... the defensive scheme tonight was embarrassing ... Waddle dropped a TD early ... Josh once again transcended bad coaching

Bills certainly don't want to push a 7 pt spread ... best put a kicker out there who could fall on his a**

Just score the TD, Jesus