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I figured I would bring last training camp up as a reminder that McDermott isn't sunshine and rainbows himself. Just to let OP to not be concerned because things were serious already.

http://www.newyorkupstate.com/buffalo-bills/index.ssf/2017/08/buffalo_bills_training_camp_day_14_sean_mcdermott_rips_into_players_11_observati.html Welcome home Daboll. You should feel right at home.

Defending him right now is doing about the same as criticism. Not that I have a problem with people being supportive or critical. I think I should be prepared for a season of speculation while Allen red shirts. I'm just going to sit on the fence.

I think AJMcbackup is the Bills version of a veteran QB bridge. Different year same game plan until things are more in order. I don't think Jay Cutler is the difference maker in the equation.

If I was a rich guy would my trophy wife care how I got rich? She wouldn't care if I won the lottery or earned it as long as the money is in the bank. The Bills made the playoffs and I loved it.

The Bills invested in Josh Allen and reputations depend on his success. That is good enough for me. Ride or Die Beane and we will see soon enough what one it will be. I myself could only be dissapointed if any QB selected after Josh Allen turns out to be the far superior QB. I'm not trying to talk myself into anything. I'm hopeful and skeptical. I want to be jumping out of my chair roaring while Josh Allen drives the ball down field. I want to be high fiving my fellow Bills fans about Allen. Those are my expectations and if Josh Allen isn't the guy then find some one who is but since the draft capital was spent on him those are my expectations. He will have to be really impressive or absolutely heads should roll. I will be supportive. I'll be patient. I'll root for Allen if he struggles. At some point if I'm not getting what I want then I won't be that guy any more.

Not much to say right now. Although anything said about focus on the offensive side of the ball is very welcome to me. I'm skeptical about it.

Insane in the Membrane Edmunds.

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The Government is filled with devil worshippers lol. They all attented cremation of care ritual at Bohemian Grove. I'd tell you to go check out the ritual if you can get past the armed guards. They all like to fly on jeffrey Epstein's plaine to his private island do to bad things man. I mean the all seeing eye of Lucifer is on the dollar bill.

The Train or Tre Train.

Watched the video. Interesting person for sure. Not going to jump in the debate. If she doesn't make it I do think there is women's football. At least that's what a friend showed me in a video one day. I never knew of it's existence before that day. If you didn't know about this.... You are welcome.

McDermott also broke the playoff drought. Although I'll give you credit for bringing substance to the discussion. I forgotten about this. It at least proves the point they have brought religious influence to the team. Now I can't argue against that. I guess people can worry about how religion will effect the team.

Some places in this world people are murdered for being Christians. They are not scared to hide it so don't be afraid to hide you don't believe in it. Malala Yousafzai was shot in the face for standing up for womens rights. She displayed more backbone as a kid then you just represented right now. Martin Luther King Jr died standing up for his cause. I don't care what a person believes but I'll respect them more for fighting for it.

I never seen him pushing any religious agenda onto the team. I've never heard any complaints from players about him. I never seen him in any pictures even wearing a cross. I've never seen any pictures of him with his family or in a church. If he want to preach religion he can go be a Pastor. He is a professional NFL HC and I think he knows the difference between the two jobs. If anything AJMcCarron is the guy to watch out for with the religious chest piece.

I've seen only a few people with a deep understanding of the word. Most people it's just a shiny badge to make them feel better. So I wouldn't be concerned about the Christians because you probably never met a real one. I didn't even care about the Bible until I had my mind blown by a few people with interpretation I never seen at a church.

Well I can't respect that prediction.

I don't think it will be a full year myself. I think Mayfield will get the test run unless Tyrod really does have the Browns winning more then 6 games or Mayfield just isn't looking ready behind the scenes.

I honestly think Tyrod is the right move for the Browns. I don't think he elevated the Bills W/L record to the point you would have confidence that it will happen for the Browns. It's not like he took the winless Bills to the playoffs. This team was borderline playoff pushing before his arrival. Things actually fell in the teams favor one season and we snuck into the post season. So even though I think he is a good fit for the Browns I would not be so quick to think he is the X factor to increasing a teams win/loss record or he wasn't the X factor in Buffalo.

I'm glad this thread was made. A place for all the Browns hype to be consolidated in one thread, to be dug out of the graveyard mid season.

All you need is draft pick #1 and #4 apparently and people are believers. That's all the Browns have done well. Losing and getting high draft picks.

That fact should be enough to back down some people on how strongly they feel about the Browns being amazing. The Browns being good will be a good topic to revisit during the season when the paper tiger gets shredded.

I still give credit to Rex Ryan for bringing in Tyrod. That would be my unpopular opinion. As much as I was glad to see Tyrod go, I still think it was a good move to bring him in. Tyrod wasn't that far off from being a decent starting QB and the next staff utilized him to saftey dance into the playoffs and got a 3rd rounder for him. I have to think that was a win for Rex Ryan. McDermott did would Rex couldn't even after trading away players and never made the bold playoff statement. So I would still say McDermott and Marrone are both more legit HCs.

I liked Doug Marrone way more then Rex Ryan. I never saw the point in bringing in a washed up Jets coach to save the Bills. I remember now, the move was to bring in a big name to sell tickets and it worked. Rex went on to being on TV and Doug Marrone went on to be a head coach of the Jaguars and bring them to the Playoffs. Doug is football and Rex Ryan is entertainment. I love the situation we are in now, but if I had to choose between Doug and Rex my choice will always be Doug no question. I don't miss Rex Ryan at all.

I mean when Allen was picked I was shocked because it seemed like a majority didn't think he was any good before the draft. I'm talking even before the leaked tweets. It kinda shocked me that Buffalo went with an unpopular pick, even after the tweets and knocks on him I seen floating around. Then I started to wonder why the pick was made and what the team saw in Allen. Why would Beane put his career on the line for this guy? I figured if it doesn't work out then yes, all those knocks before the draft and even the tweets will bubble back to the surface. So I did check out some YouTube video breakdowns of Allen. Kind of similar to this one. They all came to a sort of similar conclusions this one did. They all pointed me to plays that Allen can make. Sure they showed his bad plays as well, but when they did talk about his good play they gave high praise for the difficulty on certain plays. That gave me confidence in the pick. A QB with the size and athletic ability that probably needs to be coached up to avoid the mistakes. Sounds like a guy that can make all the big plays even if he did have bad plays. I like the pick a lot better today then when it happened but that is because I bought into the negative hype around him before the draft.