BernieBill

Just matriculate the ball down the field, man

Nice play #7, great ball awareness

Oh my Hold God!

I should have known, Buffalo ain't gonna convert a 2 when they absolutely must have it ... (again, coaching)

McDermott-Dorsey 2-pt special? Minnesota got one earlier

Look at Josh playing his a** off ... and he is cursed with this disgraceful coaching staff

All Glory to God 🙂

Consensus Super Bowl favorite ... imploding ... I blame Sean McDermott ... like I blame him for losing last year in Kansas City ... he's not a championship-level coach

Miami 24 rushes, 187 yards ... Bills 16 rushes, 51 yards ... McDermott-Frazier simply did not have the team prepared to play defense tonight, period ... and as usual, after halftime, Bills offense goes into hibernation (granted Morse injured but great teams overcome)

Bills up 21-13 at half ... 4 3rd quarter punts ... disgusting

The vaunted McDermott-Frazier Defense

It's McDermott ... head of the snake

Nice job Lewis

10-3 feels not great because we all know it should be 11-2 ... the Vikings game, pure and simple ... that collapse may hand KC the #1 seed (Bills remaining 4 obviously much more difficult than Chiefs) ... Bills should have a game in hand ... bc of the Vikings debacle, they don't.

Two chances late in the half to extend a 10-pt lead ... 2 brutal failures

James Cook stumbles a lot

I like the idea of making the Browns go for two under your scenario ... maybe they don't get the 2 and it works out even better for the Bills (Bills kick 1 point, Browns miss 2pt conversion). Going for two in the 3rd quarter to go up 14 instead of 13 was simply not necessary ... make the Browns make 2 point conversions.

"The math" says 1 point is better than zero, which is what the Bills got, zero ...

It was the wrong call (a sad refrain for Sean McDermott's game management). You put the point up on the board. Notice how the final margin was 8 ... let's say the Browns had miraculously recovered the onside kick, scored and made a 2 pt conversion ... tie game, potential Bills loss. It's akin to McDermott's wrong decision not to kick the FG against the Vikings.

A little bit ... Stephen A Smith, Colin Cowherd ... if the Bills do not advance to the Super Bowl this year (get to the game ... get past Kansas City ... get out of the AFC), you must fire McDermott ... the guy finds ways to lose ... I can see it in McDermott's eyes and facial expressions in these close games, he's afraid, the team is not prepared for crucial situations in games time and again (you could almost tell before the snap that something was going to go wrong on the goalline fumble ... imo, it's because the team isn't well-coached and prepared for such moments). McDermott is a defensive-minded coach trying to coach an elite NFL offense, it simply isn't a good fit in the Josh Allen era.

Against the Packers, Bills up 24-7 at halftime, Bills score 3 second half points. Against the Vikings, Bills up 24-10 at halftime, 6 second half points. I vehemently disagree with McDermott's decision not to kick the FG and go up 13 yesterday ... I don't classify that as "killer instinct," I classify it as just plain dumb ... you have to go up 2 TDs in the 4th quarter. I'm talking about a general slowing down of the offense in 2nd halves of games, instead of keeping your foot on their throats and putting games out of reach (Kansas City has scored over 40 points 3 times this season ... remember the Brady-Randy Moss year in NE? Utter domination offensively and running up scores ... the Bills should be that kind of team).

IMO, the problem is that McDermott's a defensive coach designed to win games 17-13, kinda like his first couple years in Buffalo ... then all of a sudden, you have an all-world QB and McDermott is unable to adjust to coaching that kind of a team ... McDermott lacks killer instinct, when the Bills get a lead, McDermott goes ultra-conservative and leads/games are squandered. KC, for example, doesn't do that ... whenever Jacksonville sort of got back into the game yesterday, the Chiefs are able to make huge plays on offense and put up additional touchdowns to put games clearly out of reach ... the Bills under McDermott don't do that ... they play to not lose instead of playing to win (and therefore end up losing way more often than they should).

The Chiefs have an elite coach. The Bills don't. KC finds ways to win. Buffalo finds ways to lose. Nothing changes until McDermott's the ex-head coach. 6-3? It's a disgrace. This regular season was about getting the #1 seed ... McDermott's blown that.

Bye Bye #1 seed, bye bye season ... 1 human being's fault: Sean McDermott

Literally fire Sean McDermott ... the guy can't manage NFL football games