Kelly the Dog

Just because he doesn't like speaking to the press doesn't mean he's not a strong personality. He dominates everything there. Players fear him.

Dammit. The Bills already screwed this up.

Yeah, but at least he repaid her by leaving her deathbed to screw the NFL players and fukk his secretary.

This is where the Magic 8 Ball really comes in handy.

Ian Rapoport ‏@RapSheet 6m6 minutes ago Ex-#Chargers coach Mike McCoy will meet with #Broncos coach Vance Joseph today about the OC position. They get 1st crack, may keep him there Hopefully we get second crack and Daddy Warbucks comes through. I'd prefer to keep Lynn if possible, but...

Sure looks like he landed on his feet. "Senior Assistant Tight Ends Coach." Jamison Hensley Verified account ‏@jamisonhensley Greg Roman will have the title of senior assistant tight end coach with Ravens. Current tight end coach Richard... http://es.pn/2jco4kY

You do know the difference between being a HC and an OC, yes? Oh wait, you don't care about stuff like that. You only want to B word about everything and everyone.

Funny. Vance Joseph was just talking to reporters minutes ago and he didn't mention it.

The holds the ball metric is the biggest piece of crap. Maybe bigger than drops. It counts the ten times a game when he is running around with the ball looking to throw for five-six seconds because the rush was on him immediately and he escaped, versus 29 other starters that just throw it away immediately and get rewarded on the holds the ball metric.

Ryan Billz allegedly does.

Exactly. It's football 101.

Tyrod makes nice long throws with ease. Dak doesn't. What does that prove. Dak had all day to throw the entire season. TT was running for his life the whole season. Enormous difference.

Usually one can easily tell when Leroi is reporting what he knows, like the Rex hire, Darby pick and McDermott hire, versus his opinion. He isn't 100% right at all times, but he clearly knows what is going on at ODB.

If you put Dak on the Bills and Tyrod on the Cowboys, the results would have likely been very close to the same they were. Dak rarely ever threw the ball downfield for the first 10 games. He had 10x the protection. He would have got killed on the Bills.

He's been in the league 24 straight years. He's been Assistant Head Coach for 4-5 years. He began putting together his own playbook and offense almost 10 years ago. The only experience he needs is calling plays, which he did for a full season. No one is going to offer him or try to hire him for a OC job when he is still in the running for a HC job because he's not going to accept it.

Agreed. I think they already did as well. Most everyone eventually went for the tank, but people, both fans and Sabres employees and front office that jumped on at different times. That's not surprising nor does it show disarray.

Excellent post, JC. Exactly what happened as I see it and very easy to imagine, as well as what the people that were actually there say, as well as common sense, as well as the way things work. The only thing that says otherwise is bitter conspiracy theory.

No, because he tried to hire someone behind Pegula's back and did other unseemly acts which Terry found out about and canned him.

That's not why he left. He was asked to leave the position like Oscar Madison was asked to leave the apartment. But Murray was not there when Nolan was hired, that's true.

The stat of drops is easily the dumbest stat that is kept and still used by fans. It's soooooooo subjective. People I watch the games with almost never agree on what constitutes a drop and what doesn't. And there is never a theory attached to it, like, it's not as if one way to look at it is if a WR gets both hands on the ball. It's always just the eyeball test. One guy will say that was too tough of a catch. One guy with say it's a drop. One guy will say he could have caught it but it was more of a bad pass. One guy will say the defender made a good play so it's not a drop.

And McBride and myself and a few others.

Anthony Lynn is going to be sent out there alone, however, to answer questions. Dysfunction junction! Sad!

Yep. Graham made two total touchdown grabs with one total hand.

And the agent wanting this so two teams may get in a mini bidding war and he makes a better commission.

I'm a TT fan, but I think far too many times he loses a good chunk of yardage by a "good pass" just getting the ball to a receiver for a completion when a "very good" pass will hit a guy in stride and allow him to break it or get a substantial larger gain.