MrEpsYtown
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Devonshire is a former Panther so…
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1 minute ago, Juice_32 said:
Ugh. Can't blame McD for that. But I still want to.
I do. It’s his job to make sure his team is prepared to play. Week after week we make the dumbest mistakes. It falls at the feet of the HC. -
1 minute ago, Lost said:
Whatever happened to Keaton Bills?
Making pizzas with Jon “it’s not delivery, it’s” DiGiorgio -
Played for Ryan Nielsen in Jacksonville. Nielsen hand picked him to be his safety so there is a connection here. He can ball, just been miscast over the last year or so.
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Somebody post that big baller Beane picture with the reflective sunglasses
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11 hours ago, Warriorspikes51 said:
Some nickel in that video there. That seems like a place he can certainly help. The move makes sense.
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Trade him to the Giants.
But yeah, in all seriousness, if he somehow wins this whole thing, he gets that lifetime pass that a lot of fans have given him for ending the drought.
I'd still trade him to the Giants though.
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36 minutes ago, HappyDays said:
Giants are permanently living in 2nd and 9 because they refuse to give up on these hopeless 1st down runs
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7 hours ago, ColoradoBills said:
In my mind Anderson's future is revolving on whether he can be the LG next year.
What are your thoughts on that?
It's good he can sub in at RT if necessary.
As a RFA next year, is a 2nd round tender too much for him? I'm thinking not. Having him in camp next year would be great.
100% I think he may be penciled in at either center or guard with both McGovern and Edwards up for free agency. I think he can step into either spot. They have clearly been grooming him. I think a 2nd round tender is fair, especially if he is projected to have a role. I give him a ton of credit for holding his own yesterday in a tough spot.39 minutes ago, ganesh said:He looks too small for being a guard. We need maulers at the guard position and not finesse players
He’s essentially the same size as David Edwards. Kromer likes em long and athletic, former tackles. Doesn’t mean he can’t stand to gain a few pounds, but Anderson is big enough. Thats why the Torrence pick was a little weird, not the typical Kromer linemen. Anderson is atypical as well, as he had a terrible RAS. But they seem to like him and he has been groomed. The guy to really watch imo is Grable.-
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1 hour ago, Livinginthepast said:
Just watched the end of the Denver game. Incredible how many poorly officiated games there were this weekend. The Colts game, ours and this one. The full on tripping on that Mariota sack in the 4th should have been corrected by the replay assist for a flag when it happened. Year after year, the NFL just cannot get their sht together for officiating, especially when games start to matter.
What is crazy is that replay assist steps in at the weirdest, unnecessary moments, but doesn't jump in when these obvious errors occur. And that's a huge red flag.
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40 minutes ago, Spiderweb said:
Lots of rose colored glasses around here now. What I saw was that Anderson is a mauler in the run game but his pass pro was terrible. Van Demark's play is definitely of backup quality. I love how some seem to completely lose sight of reality.
Anderson is not an NFL RT and struggled, but you have to commend him for contributing to the win and finding a way.
The quality of OL play around the league is so bad, Van Demark deserves a shot to start somewhere. He is at the very least serviceable. He looks a lot better on the left side than he does on the right imo.
I am the anti-hope guy, but I think those two deserve some credit for contributing to the win and making it through in a tough spot.
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Need to see more of Grable at some point but Van Demark has played solid in tough spots over the past couple of years and I think he deserves a shot at being a full time starter in the league. It certainly feels like Anderson will be starter here somewhere next year whether it be at guard or center depending on what happens with Edwards/McGovern.
It does feel like Dion is somewhat replaceable with some of these guys, however with his restructure and such he does not seem like a realistic cut candidate.
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I’ll throw my weekly Kingsbury love out there. I love what he was doing offensively, scheming guys open and getting vertical stretch down the field with Mariota playing qb. He's primed and he’s smart. He’s going to have success in his second go round as a HC.
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13 hours ago, Lost said:
Shoulda been a Buffalo Bills horror movie the way this season is playing out
Maybe like you have to clap and if you stop clapping you die or something-
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Cleaning house aside from trying to keep Kromer. My head coach hire is Kliff Kingsbury. He obviously knows offense and knows how to move the football. He’s the most obvious guy to have more success in his second go around. I don’t see him as a retread, I see him as a guy who had some success and some failure and will do better in a better situation. Someone will hire him this year and his success will on some level depend on his QB is. He’s done some really good things with Jayden Daniels.
He took the Cards to the playoffs with Kyler Murray missing multiple games, and receivers like a washed AJ Green and Greg Dortch and TBD favorite Andy Isabella behind DeAndre Hopkins who got hurt and was a big part of their late season collapse. He also has found very creative ways to utilize Zach Ertz, something he could do with Kincaid.
He needs to be paired with an experienced DC like Jim Schwartz. Maybe it’s a Flores or something, but I would target Schwartz.
Thats the move I make. Kliff maybe isn’t as kind and God fearing as McDermott, but to me he’s the kind of offensive coach who needs another shot and is a perfect pairing with Josh. He is able to maximize skill sets, and he has shown an implementation of more gap runs in Washington which shows that he has likely learned from some of his mistakes in Arizona and his vanilla zone scheme. Often these guys find success in a second go round and to me he’s the guy to target.
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46 minutes ago, Kelly to Allen said:
The saddest part is realizing that not only are we never winning a championship with this dick jaroun clone, it's that he probably cost us a couple championships already.
And that's why we gotta stop the bleeding here and now. More years of this is just not good.
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IMO, you cannot be scared to move on, worried about who will replace him. That's playing scared. That's McDermott's philosophy, and now it makes sense why people in that headspace want to keep him. People are afraid to lose. McDermott is afraid to lose. You can't live that way. Get busy living or get busy dying...this thing has been fading away for years now.
And that seems to be the sentiment. We all pretty much know he sucks, and deep down know he won't win the big game. And the fanbase seems to be split into a group that knows he sucks but is afraid to move on and a group that wants a different voice. Then have your few loyalists who give him cart blanche because he ended the drought.
He isn't it, and it will never happen with him. It does not matter who you hire because in this situation, different is better. He's a terrible head coach.
Does anyone really, truly, deep down believe that we can win a Super Bowl with this guy at the helm?
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100% has outstayed his welcome, and his expiration date is long overdue. Everyone can see what is happening here. Getting us into the playoffs doesn't give one a lifetime achievement award.
Beane needs to go with him. Total overhaul.
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2 minutes ago, transplantbillsfan said:
This team is so Jekyll and Hyde. Getting sick of Brady's predictable play calling.
Maybe the wild card path is this team's route to the Super Bowl. Winning the division hasn't been working.
One good thing about living in Hawaii and watching a game like this is that it ends before 7 pm, which gives me enough time to process everything so I can actually sleep.
Time to take several days off from this board. Gonna suck here.
Perhaps. At least the wild card path puts the chip back on their shoulder some. Maybe they become road warriors. Josh is typically at his best when everyone thinks he blows and he feels like he has to prove the haters wrong. -
12 minutes ago, Buffalo716 said:
I mean at the end of the day Tom Brady would chew out players and so would Peyton Manning
You follow your leader which is your quarterback
I'm not blaming Josh... We've all seen this team doesn't rise every week compared to what it's sometimes does against a big time opponent
Sean McDermott has been the same guy for 9 years.. he is consistent
Josh gives us way more ebbs and flows.. I understand the grind of a 17 game regular season with postseason and even Tom Brady didn't wake up 17 times
If Josh is saying they wanted it more he also means it includes him.. not that he's the problem
When Josh has the troops riled up... You usually see a different team
This was a short week on the road a great defense.. maybe the bills don't care if they have to play the Patriots in the postseason because they think they're going to wake up for that and they're not worried enough one game take all
I'm just spitballing... Because we have to hope
I mean yeah I agree. And my psychoanalysis of Josh, and again these are just my thoughts that many will disagree with, and that’s fine being a public forum…but he’s gonna stay humble and be a good teammate and a good soldier because he’s the guy who was never supposed to be here and he somehow is. And I’m sure in some weird way that is always going to be in the back of his mind. Sometimes we see things spiral and unravel when he makes mistakes and that’s a confidence thing. The only hope for change is that he turns on these guys, and it just isn’t going happen.Josh sometimes feels like he’s happy to be here. Brady was a killer, he was more like F you, I’m the man…you thought I wasn’t, you doubted me, now I’m going to aggressively make you pay for years for doubting me. And his coach was a POS who was out to embarass people week to week by any means necessary. Our guy is a nice guy who claps and our QB is a nice guy who is happy to be here. And while that can have good vibes, it typically doesn’t win. Iron sharpens iron, championship teams push each other to the brink. True leadership sometimes forces you to be the bad guy and that’s where Josh has to get to for this to work.
He needs to be a dick, like Brady, like Rodgers, like Mahomes. He kinda needs to call out his teammates and coaches, but instead he blames himself every week. Either that or we need a coach who is a dick who will get the best out of his players. This nice-nice stuff just doesn’t win the majority of the time. Somebody needs to do something to shake things up.
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1 hour ago, HappyDays said:
Yeah so where I've gotten to is this staff gives us nothing on defense and they give us nothing on offense. It's just utterly generic NFL coaching on both sides of the ball, and the GM made the fatal mistake of investing in his vanilla coach over his generational QB. McDermott got everything he wanted and he needs to own this mess.
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2 minutes ago, SCBills said:
Do we … not want it?
What is the point in saying this if that’s not what he’s implying?
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3 minutes ago, Buffalo716 said:
You can't drive a Bugatti when you don't have an engine
Our offense was puttering with stef diggs... So they went ball control
Like if Josh threw 60 times today he would have left on a stretcher I don't know how anybody thinks they should open this up to a Bugatti
Josh will literally be flatlined.. has to be in offense that can run the ball and work off that this season
There's no just going out and throwing it 45 times
The offensive system and the players on offense and defense are more of the issue... McDermott is trotting out no names at defense every week and over the hill slow veterans
It's not his fault beane paid $80 million dollars to a defensive end who can't get a sack.. 45 million to a middle linebacker who is the size of a safety 15 years ago
Yeah you defintely make good points. The fact that they never tried to build this into an offensive machine is a great tragedy of wasted opportunity. When you have Josh, you should not be ball control. It’s just a failure of epic proportions and I place it at the feet of McDermott and Beane. I don’t understand blaming Josh or Brady. This is what this brain trust built and this is what they wanted, and it’s dumb.-
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Rank top 5 bills we need healthy for playoffs
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