Cheektowaga Chad
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8 minutes ago, colin said:
Ok, tell me why he's a worse coach? Is it because he only won one w a HOF QB? Do you think his side of the ball has under performed MCDs side of the ball?
Honest question, why is he a worse option than our current coach?
This was googles ai response - just copy and pasted for you
Mike McCarthy's tenure with the Dallas Cowboys, while marked by some success, was also criticized for lack of playoff success, particularly in crucial moments, and issues with team discipline and consistency.
Specifically, some of the reasons cited for criticisms of McCarthy's coaching include:
Lack of Playoff Success:
Despite a winning record and multiple playoff appearances, McCarthy's Cowboys struggled to progress deep into the playoffs, failing to capitalize on their regular season success.
Discipline and Penalties:
The Cowboys consistently ranked among the most penalized teams in the league under McCarthy's leadership, highlighting a perceived lack of discipline and focus on the field.
In-Game Decision-Making:
Some questioned McCarthy's in-game adjustments and decision-making, particularly in critical situations, leading to losses and missed opportunities.
Inability to Develop Young Talent:
While the Cowboys had talent, some questioned McCarthy's ability to fully develop and utilize young players to their potential, leading to inconsistent performances.
Lack of Consistency:
The Cowboys often displayed inconsistency in their play, both within games and across seasons, contributing to a feeling of underachievement under McCarthy's guidance.
Coaching Style:
Some argued that McCarthy's coaching style wasn't conducive to maximizing the talent on the team or fostering a winning culture.
In essence, while McCarthy led the Cowboys to a winning record and playoff appearances, the team's lack of deep playoff runs, persistent discipline issues, and overall inconsistency led to criticism and ultimately, a parting of ways.
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2 minutes ago, KentuckyBillsFan said:
Cool. I'll see you back here next year when the same ***** happens.
Who can you hire tomorrow that would be an improvement?
Who tomorrow can guarantee a chance at the super bowl next season?
People want to change a coach because McDermott is wasting Allen's career, but if you fire him and hire a brand new coach you likely set the franchise up to rebuild for two years to get that coaches players in
The time to move on would have been last season when the bills entered this "rebuild", not now
The bills NEED talent, they lack talent at nearly every position besides QB rb and offensive line
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Just now, <bills4life> said:
It should have happened after 13 seconds.
I agree with that
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This isn't the year to move on from McDermott
The bills were a young/ inexperienced team. Really weren't expected to be as good as they were. This was never supposed to be the Superbowl season (that's the next two seasons)
Might have been his best coaching season
Get some experience and more talent at the positions of need - safety, corner, pass rusher , and pass catcher
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Just now, TDO'Kearney said:
I think Bishop is better than Rapp in this game. I don't think we're seeing poor Benford until 2025 season.
Benford might be done for his career
They had to buckle him into the cart so he wouldn't fall out
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We will find out pretty quickly if we have a game on our hands
All season they have been lights out with adjustments, hopefully that continues
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I hate the chiefs so much
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Brutal start
I don't know if you could imagine a worse one
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18 minutes ago, Brand J said:
I heard 70-75% of the money coming in is on the Bills, so wouldn’t the line move KC’s way to entice more bettors to throw money on KC?
I've heard the same
Which means this would be considered reverse line movement, which is generally bad news for the bills fans/bills bettors
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On 1/24/2025 at 9:47 AM, zow2 said:
Pretty cool that the NFL has chosen the one referee (Clete Blakeman) who KC has a below .500 record against (5-6) and also one of the only referee who does not favor the home team. 54% of his penalties have gone against the home team. Home teams this season have gone an NFL worst 5-11 straight up with this guy as ref.
I think the NFL threw the Bills a bone here and took away the narrative that the Ref has any pre-game bias for the home club or KC.
Just to play devil's advocate - I mean if the league needed a ref to change a game in the favor of the chiefs after all the talk this week
Blakeman is the guy, no one will question it because of his history
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I'm generally a go for the win, it's two yards. The team is built around the offense
But really depends on the game script
At 27-26, that means the bills were likely getting some stops, was it a complete comeback like the chiefs only scored 7 or less points in the second half, where it was punt after punt? Or was it turnovers that got the bills back
Like I see both as reasonable
But I would go for two either way, josh Allen is the best player on the field put it in his hands
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There was a point in the game against the lions where you could hear the confusion of the fans as to what was happening on the field
Please give me that sound Sunday at roughly 7:05pm
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57 minutes ago, Awwufelloff said:
Any update on the flu going around the team? Heard it around the grapevine that 12/13 players got it this week?
Wouldn't worry too much about the flu, the drugs these teams can shoot players up with it won't even matter
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2 hours ago, VaMilBill said:
It does leave little margin for error
Little room for error is why the rams game even though a loss was nice to see
Showed that if the bills needed to start scoring fast and furious they still have it
Past seasons the bills only had a fastball, this season they have a fast ball, a curve ball and a change up
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The bills play aggressive until they don't need to
Once they get a lead they just consume clock
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If the jags had done this three weeks ago, they would have gotten any coach they wanted
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9 hours ago, DJB said:
I know the graphic is just the colors of the Superbowl logo this season
But it almost looks like a Kansas City chiefs team graphic highlighting a new signing or something
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Whoa what a turn of events
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Notre Dame attempting a FG there and missing is hilarious
Trying to make a two score game a two score game
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I bet his wrist is injured worse then they have ever let on
And with the bills offense and how much they ask receivers to block a hurt wrist hurts the effectiveness
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Love McDermott taking a shot at the "City of losers" comment
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6 minutes ago, DaVinci said:
How is it that the team with turnovers and drops is the "better team"
It's the same way that the team where their key and most important part to winning is how the running back plays but their QB is hands down the MVP of the league
In other words makes zero logical sense
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35 minutes ago, Ralonzo said:
Yeah that's how your coaching career goes from pro to college to high school.
I said the same thing to myself after watching that video
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Outcoached AGAIN
in The Stadium Wall
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The bills had the ball with the chance to win on the road with 3 minutes left and 3 time outs left
I'll continue to take that situation in AFC championship games, that's a spot Allen and the bills will win the majority of times