Yobogoya!

I’m sorry but that’s hilarious lol

I mean I have a feeling that if McDermott was starting a rookie Tommy Devito at QB the results of the game would greatly resemble that time he started a rookie Nathan Peterman at QB. The real lesson is that Josh Allen is an all world QB who will make all coaches look better for playing for them.

Pretty sure that segment was to show the contrast between the vanilla zone runs the Bills typically implement and some of the inserts, fold blocks and motions that those teams which have SUCCESSFUL run games are using much more often than we are. I personally loved that part, because it showed the subtle yet very important differences between our run game and teams that are using the same concepts to far greater effect.

Dodson has Tremaine Edmunds’ instincts but without the benefit of being a generational-type physical specimen to bail him out. Linebacker is just a huge liability at this point, but if Dodson sees a bulk of playing time I think it’s gonna be tough to watch. 😣

I think it demonstrates a lack of creativity, and when you're talking about a sample size of 1 1/2 seasons I do think it's at least noteworthy to consider if it speaks to a broader lack of Dorsey's ability to evolve the offense and target specific weaknesses of an opponent. See Daboll is almost the flip-side of that, as it felt like sometimes he would force in trick plays to the detriment of the offense when we were humming along just fine without them. But when those plays work to great effect, it almost feel like "stealing" points from the defense.

Can't even scheme up Spencer Brown to get the big man open in space, smdh

I've been harping about this for a while now. I think we finally attempted a gadget play last game with a double flea flicker or something... and of course the defense didn't bite even a little bit and it failed miserably. Trick and gadget plays are a a noticeable weakness of Dorsey's. Can't scheme them, can't call them. I feel like the poor screen game - which is at least something of a trick play conceptually - may be connected to whatever is holding back his ability to coordinate these types of plays. 🤷‍♂️

Not that I think he would've worked out here as a head coach, but there's an irony in that we hired two DC's to be HC's after him and yet his defensive scheme while here arguably outclasses both of them. Although it's hard not to give McD an asterisk for the year with the injuries they've suffered. First few weeks in, while healthy, his Defense really did look the part.

One way to think about Harbaugh is that he’s a guy who got Colin Kaepernick to a Super Bowl. Another way to think about him is that he’s a guy who lost to Joe Flacco in a Super Bowl 😵

I don't think it's the ideal plan for sure. But under the assumption McD's record and success is going to make it hard for Terry to fire him, I think it's the next best thing.

I think we'd have to target someone with a decent resume as an OC who's also flamed out already as a head coach at least once. Just for example: Pat Shurmur. I wouldn't be super excited for him, but he's done reasonable well as an OC while never having a QB of Allen's caliber. But he's already flamed out TWICE as a HC, which combined with his age makes him very unlikely to get another shot even if the offense here is lights out.

A combination of: - overcoaching his instincts out of him - lack of trust in what he's seeing - lack of ability to separate by our receivers Pick your percentage combination of the three.

A wasted challenge is the perfect coup de grace for this shameful outing of a game.

Trust the process. Some day they will. Some day…

Seems like every week sort of raises the bar there.

Yep was gonna post the same thing, by rule that’s not even close to grounding.

Trust the process. McD is positive that eventually one of these blitzes is going to get home! Just give it time!

Dane is bringing it tonight!

I think the refs saw our entire defense fail to tackle Burrow and just assumed there was holding 😅

Hey look, a not-worthless defensive tackle!

As soon as the rhythm on offense falls apart and Josh misses a few throws, it’s almost like clockwork that disaster strikes.

I am shocked they didn’t go for it there.

I think they probably have some pride. Size, speed and physicality on the other hand… maybe somewhat lacking.

That holding call on Brown was pretty weak. Not as weak as that roughing call on Settle, but pretty weak.

He hasn’t trusted enough process to be in the game yet.