BillzFreak

Terry wanted to be real with this...this was far from a coached press conference. He isn't the greatest public speaker but he said what he felt. Like it or not it took some stones to make this decision. I hate that over a few days the media wants you to believe this whole organization is nothing more then dysfunction and chaos, I call bs on that and actually look forward to them finding a new voice and hopefully whoever it is can get us through as Terry said that playoff wall.

The media around here has been clamoring to hear from pegula for a long while now, so he finally gives them what they want and now it's he shouldn't of talked. Honestly the decision was the right call, this team needed change and a new voice. So many years of the same mistakes repeating themselves. Let the media complain about how it was handled all they want, we all know if he wouldn't of done anything they would be complaining on why McDermott was still here in a few weeks. Content for clicks that is all this is.

I swear I remember hearing McDermott had a certain criteria for how he liked his defensive ends to be. So honestly if he was basing draft picks on height and weight instead of potential talent, there is a definite problem going on there.

I wouldn't be surprised if he came out dressed as Billy Buffalo and sang the shout song. You're going to get the most let's go buffalo ra ra speech you have ever seen tomorrow. It's a show now folks just sit back and watch.

Honestly I'm expecting a total different approach to free agency and the draft this year.

Idk man whoever replaces McDermott has the chance to do something no other coach has been able to accomplish here and go win a Superbowl. It's pressure for sure but with Josh Allen the juice is worth the squeeze. I have all the respect in the world for what Sean accomplished here but in the end the ultimate goal wasn't achieved. They can only run it back so much and imo they did that to many times already.

Good point but with his injury history imo the Bills weren't bringing in Bosa to play as much as he had to. I think there hope was with there usual rotation they could of kept him fresher for the playoffs. I think they would of but hoecht going down and Jackson being so terrible forced there hand. That's just my opinion.

Not a huge workload but some.... hoecht being out hurt the beginning of the season but you're 3rd round pick couldn't even get on the field...I honestly can't imagine that was the plan for him.

I'm not so sure about Bosa though... something tells me he wasn't supposed to be used for as many snaps as he was playing. Landon Jackson was probably supposed to take some of that load but as they quickly realized that dude was butt cheeks so instead of bosa being a sort of pass rush specialist he had to play allot.

Not saying that but just like us fans that losing feeling when things go wrong has to be a thing for the players to. They have experienced it time and time again and I'm no psychologist but I truly believe there is a mental aspect during these games that the players have. That omg it's happening again feeling when things don't go there way... either be it on a call or freak play.

My theory is that in the face of adversity the players who have experienced these playoff losses have that mindset when something goes wrong in those type of games they will lose.

I mean I would care if they actually made changes that showed they care. It's been far to long since this team played with any fire.

He isn't in yet he has a great shot but anything can happen on game day

I mean unless he could of placed a different brain in Stroud during halftime there is no helping him

Imagine having to settle for a field goal there because you can't trust you're QB at all.