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This is harder than many on this board seem to believe. 2 things are true, McDermott is a good coach…. And McDermott is a scared coach, who point blank period doesn’t trust his players to make plays until he is left with no other option. This game should have been in Buffalo, he coached terrified on MNF, lost to Jacksonville, and got boat raced by Carson Wentz. Every game he coaches waiting for the other team to make an error, instead of letting his players make plays. It’s how we lost those games above and how we lost tonight. The inexcusable 4th and 1 punt, the run call before it, many run plays half. The entire defensive scheme, 13 seconds most of all. All of it, was in the hopes that they would make the mistake. He coaches to take the game out of his players hands. The kind of mindset that just might be, good, but never good enough

He’s afraid, when it counts, he gets outcoached. Plus, his trademark is his D, enough said

In the end, McDermott will always be scared, a change might actually be best, will never happen of course

McDermott may never win a super bowl. Colossly heartbreaking. He will hurt the team when it matters, good, maybe never good enough

Feels a lot like round 3 with NE is inevitable

Spoiler, a test grade doesn’t indicate how much you learned but that’s another matter lol

Probably. Not me though. I'm always of the same mindset. Love what Harbaugh does as well as an example

I don't want him fired, though I still have a fear that he will get conservative when it matters. Yesterday was a good job in that regard however

In my eyes, he was selfish and dumb in not getting the vaccine, but this isn’t a place to change that discourse. What I will say however, is him wanting no consequences is the true kicker. And that applies to many people, who are confusing freedom of choice, with freedom from consequences

Brady only laying 3 at home to a team that lost to the jags, that’s the side everyone was on for sure

Most of that is fair enough, not the run game though

I’ll just say this, if the point spread swayed the officals, the Bills would have gotten those calls

Why though? They don't really tear anyone apart, lost to WSH. Not saying it's likely, can score on them for sure though

Coaches don't allow them too. Tonight was an almost ideal scenario, where we run something close to a regular offense while the Pat's cannot. But the coaches were terrified

Buffalo would be better off without Sean McDermott. It won’t happen, but it should. That’s the takeaway from tonight

Here’s a hot take the National media needs, the QB isn’t a teams only player

Different thread, clicked on the wrong one, but a few on these boards are saying it

People on this thread with the Josh Allen is mentally weak take, I feel like they just think that’s like the only answer when things go bad… put it on the QB. The kid is an absolute warrior, giving 1000 percent every down, weak people don’t do that. He is being consistently let down by coaches who can not scheme to fit there personell or hide their weaknesses. It’s more likely that Bill Belicheck doesn’t act like a complete dick in any press conference the rest of his career, than it is that McDermott or Daboll will ever make an adjustment based on what’s actually happening on the field. It should absolutely blow people’s minds how far Allen has carried these losers, weak my ass

Still a playoff team, probably still a division winner, that’s it though, even in a weak AFC. Bound to be throughly outcoached in January, as Mcd is all too often, like today. Not a super bowl coach sadly

Follow the play design? Nobody involved in run plays has any skill whatsoever, Allen is aware of this, which is why he keeps

The Cardinals? Come on dude

I’ve noticed this for weeks and it deserves its own topic for me. I’m not overly concerned about last night, but every game this year, even the blowouts, I have said out loud, the most predictable good offense ever, as weird as that sounds. 1st Down- Pass 2nd and 5 or shorter- Pass 2nd and 6 or longer- Draw 3rd down- Pass. I’d love to see actual percentages. We give up so many 2nd downs, could be part of the red zone trouble too

6 straight scoring drives, gimme a break guys. Dude scored 31, despite every second and long being a draw play. This one is on the D

I always thought the fact that the defensive genius couldn’t stop a nosebleed for years said more, fraud might be a bit much but overrated for sure