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You could see the Diggs and Davis departures coming a mile away — and they didn’t prepare for it. Trading back to take a slow WR in the 2nd ain’t it. Meanwhile, they had no trouble trading up this year for defense. Personally, I think Sean’s been put on notice by the owner who wanted Mahomes and has watched the defense decline since Leslie left. Not a wild take at all.

They missed on Kincaid. They missed on Coleman. They were caught unprepared when Diggs departed. Sean is tired of his D not being at the level of Leslie and wants to secure a DC job next year if he fails to make the Super Bowl again.

While you're at it, bring back Leslie. This D hasn't been as good since he was pushed out.

Gale Gilbert reaching 5 straight Super Bowls

Howie asked him why they run the exact same sneak over the left guard time and time again and thought nobody would pick up on it when my 9yo figured it out early last season.

Kleenex missed a marketing opportunity.

"I wish for infinite rotational D-Linemen"

More of a Magical Mystery Tour. He expected the whole top floor would be the Beatles but actually it was Bon Jovi. lol

I think you're off by a year....2021 (Leslie #1 ranked DVOA) was the healthy year. 2022 (Leslie #2 ranked DVOA) and 2023 (Sean #12 ranked DVOA) were the heavy injury years. But even in 2022, Leslie Frazier’s #2 ranked D went 13-3 missing the following players.... Micah Hyde - 15 games Tre White - 11 games Von Miller - 8 Games Christian Benford - 7 games Damar Hamlin - 5 games Jordan Phillips - 4 games Jordan Poyer - 4 Games Gregory Rousseau - 3 Games Tremain Edmunds - 2 Games Ed Oliver - 2 Games Daquan Jones - 1 Game (Bengals Playoff!) Boogie Basham - 1 Game Dane Jackson - 1 Game

Took my Bills/Beatles obsessed 9yo to R&R and NFL HOF last summer. Awesome trip. Don Shula's restaurant was meh. So was the aquarium.

Dan Marino: 301 rushing yards over 17 seasons → 17.7 yards per season Tom Brady: 1,123 rushing yards over 23 seasons → 48.8 yards per season Drew Bledsoe: 1,198 rushing yards over 14 seasons → 85.6 yards per season

Sean has yet to field a defense that's matched what Leslie Frazier delivered in 2021 and 2022, when much of that staff was in their 4th or 5th year together. Aside from Babich, it's been a complete overhaul — Sean keeps tinkering hoping to get back to what he had with Leslie.

Question for all: If Andy Reid was our HC, would Buffalo have a Super Bowl by now? My answer: Probably 2, if not 3.

McBeane is approaching Free Agency like it could be their last. And should be if they don't reach the Super Bowl. Feels like ownership may have them on notice for wasting the last 4 years of Josh's prime.

I'd rather have a head coach that doesn't make terrible decisions.

1: Richard Todd

I swear to god if someone seriously puts Rob Johnson on this list.

Cam Newton hit the wall at 32. Josh might only have 2-3 years left if the Bills continue to fail to give him legit playmakers on O.

This team fails to make the Super Bowl again next year, and ownership refuses to move on from Sean, I could see him making demands for a trade.

Sean's pathetic D would have been destroyed, no doubt. And Saquon Barkley would have been the MVP.

This is the defense Sean failed to build in 7 years. And he pushed out the DC who gave us the best chance.

So this is what a good defense looks like? – with an offensive minded head coach no less.

It's like an abusive relationship. If we lose to Andy again next season in the playoffs for the 5th consecutive time, they will still want Sean back.

No red helmet until after we win a Super Bowl, and even then, only as an alternate.

LOL first off...my post was about Dorsey. I figured my reference to taking over Allen/Diggs in their prime and putting up 10 points against the Bengals in the 2022-23 season would have made that crystal clear. But I see now that responding with "The first two of those three playoff games..." would have been a better choice.