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GerstAusGosheim

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  1. Sean's 13 second blunder cost his entire coaching staff a huge playoff bonus and a shot at rapid career advancement. Of course they don't like him!
  2. Frazier certainly did not get a pass in the Bengals playoff game missing Von, Daquon Jones, Hyde, Damar and 1/2 Poyer – while the O absolutely sucked. Why would Sean? But this isn't the right game to ask that question, because the D played pretty well.
  3. The offense being really really good in 60% of the games, and dogpoop in the rest, isn't going to cut it.
  4. I trust my source, and no, it wasn’t Michael Lombardi – Lol – but he basically says the same thing here. Sean called the D during 13 As for being overruled on the squibb kick, Heath Farwell chose to leave for Jacksonville job because of it. Sean kept quiet about the whole thing allowing Farwell and Leslie to take all the blame with the fans and media. The only person who admitted any fault was Levi Wallace. 90% of the Leslie hate on this board began with the false information people believe about :13 You don't have to like, believe or agree with what I've said. But I have no reason to make it up.
  5. Sean called the D during 13 seconds after he overruled the squibb kick. Are you saying Sean is incompetent?
  6. We know it was Sean. Right after he overruled the squibb kick.
  7. You're right about one thing, Sean cost us the 13 second game, but not how you suggest. Sean overruled the squibb kick and called the D during the :13 debacle. Y'all continue to blame Leslie for everything.
  8. The biggest difference could be that Sean has a better Dline than Leslie ever had. I don't think enough people recognize that. Adding Leonard Floyd to the mix of DaQuon Jones, a healthy Ed Oliver and Greg Rousseau entering his breakout 3rd season was huge.
  9. I didn't get it from an NFL insider, my sources are way better than that. lol Fact: Sean overruled the squibb kick. The result of that action prompted Heath Farwell to make a lateral move to the Jags. Fact: Sean also called the defense during the :13 debacle. Then, Sean sat back and let everyone crucify Heath and Leslie.
  10. Sudden bursts of shouting are expected during a game. What I can't stand is when he starts shouting during One Bills Live. Over something completely unnecessary.
  11. I swear y'all got amnesia or something. Sean called the D during the 13 second debacle. Right after he overruled the squibb kick. Unless he wins the Super Bowl, that game is his legacy.
  12. Because Sean is not HIM. He overruled the squibb kick Heath Farwell called. Then, took over the defense from Leslie in the final :13 seconds and completely blew it. That was our best chance in 30 years.
  13. The NFL is fully in bed with gambling now. So while they are playing along during preseason games to make it look like they genuinely care about player safety, it will have to be a Damar type situation for them to cancel a regular season game.
  14. This guy should not be forgiven but definitely forgotten. He's a terrible human being who doesn't deserve to be treated like a celebrity. He should be on the NFL blackball list.
  15. I think people are underestimating the leadership lost when Daboll and Leslie exited. That's a significant turnover in guys leading the offensive and defensive meeting rooms. Not saying the other guys can't step up, but sometimes consistency matters.
  16. The Bills & NFL legal machine have been executing a step-by-step plan from day one. First, fire the safeties coach quickly and publicly (something Sean rarely does) to legally distance the Bills from Damar’s coach. Let’s not forget this coach was highly praised for developing Taron Johnson as the nickels coach and was dealing with 4th string safties and and underperforming Dline that wasn’t helping. Next, publicly show support for Damar and make it clear that if he’s medically cleared, he’s still part of the team. Then, sign Taylor Rapp and resign Dean Marlow pushing Damar further down the depth chart. Then they cut him. Numbers game. Or bury him deep on the practice squad with no intention of calling him up ever. If he dies in a game, it would significantly damage the Bills, the NFL, and the future of youth football. The lawsuits would be never-ending. That’s what I think, anyway.
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