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Two actually. He’s up to 16 turnovers on the season. Josh has 17.

Sooooo it’s likely that the clock will strike 12 on those other teams and they’ll turn into a pumpkin? Meanwhile we pick up steam and get to go to the ball?

I'm pretty sure most of McDermott's anger that day was the gathering away from the field AND it being on camera. That was a different time in the world. Within the NFL that could have been disastrous - imagine their entire WR room being out for a game. It was a stressful time and McDermott is responsible for making sure they adhere to those kind of rules.

Why is the cut off 2021? McDermott is 28-25 in his career and they're 14-15 dating back to 2020 when Josh Allen emerged as a premier QB. That .483 (14-15) clip is trailing Harbaugh by one in the win column and better than McVay (5-1 Playoffs), Shanahan (4-2 Playoffs), Taylor (5-2 Playoffs) and Belichick (0-1 Playoffs). Tomlin (0-2 Playoffs), McCarthy (1-2 Playoffs), Reid (7-2 Playoffs), Stefanski (0-1 Playoffs) and LaFleur have been the best of the bunch. Tomlin and Stefanski is particularly impressive - QB situation in both places have been terrible. *McDermott has Josh Allen, he needs to win more!* Well, 2nd most wins in the league dating back to 2020. 4-3 in the playoffs during that stretch.

I’m not sure I’ve been making excuses? Someone wins and someone loses. They’re both good football teams, the best in the league pretty much since Mahomes and Allen took over. I’d like the Bills to win and continue to win.

They still have Travis Kelce?

So what point are you trying to make?

What is preventing KC from having two #1 WRs today?

When we lost to them in the playoffs they had two #1 receivers. I don’t care that Travis Kelce plays tight end.

I think they’re asking for you to go back and pull quotes to support your point of view. You made the statement, the burden of proof is on you.

It was never actually a 6/$114M it was always 3/$52.5 Fans of other teams (and ours) just react to the Adam Schefter tweets and fail to read anything longer than 150 characters to understand what actually was agreed to.

A fumble can occur when running the football, but it’s not exclusively a “rushing turnover” as you described it above.

Because a fumble isn’t necessarily a rushing turnover?

As is tradition with this poster.

It's actually amazing how that all played out. In the event the Ravens and Bengals played in Week 3 that year and Tyler Boyd caught a game winning TD on 4th and 12, nobody would ever point to that and say the BIlls lucked in. It's all because of the timing of it.

1980 when we added OJ Simpson to the Wall of Fame. Take him off and all of our problems go away.

Lol yeah, that was after he hurt his arm. I forgot about that no-call.

Because people aren’t capable of thinking rationally. They’re upset, so they hate him as a person too.

I think he got hurt in the first half. Took a helmet to the arm and came up holding it and not really moving it. He played after that, but I wouldn’t be shocked to see him on the injury report.

I just said I’m ok moving on from him… you’re possibly the worst troll on the board.

Look, I’m at the point where I’m ok with moving on from McDermott. You’re spewing off in other threads about how he has total control and is calling the shots… well if that’s the case he made the decision to draft Josh Allen. You can’t have it both ways. You’re in every thread this morning just running your mouth. You’re on pace to post in like 20 different threads in less than an hour with nothing of substance other juvenile comments like “McDildo” How old are you 35-40? I mean Jesus Christ.

I think the point is Miami has not beat a team .500 or better (at the time they played them) dating back to Week 3 of 2022 against Buffalo - the heatstroke game. Which, for reference, we’ve done 10 times in the same span. It doesn’t mean we’re running the table, but it also means there’s a good chance Miami doesn’t either.

I actually can… the exact same scenario played itself out in the Jaguars/Texans game yesterday. Texans trailing the Jaguars by 3 points. Incomplete pass stopped the clock with 34 seconds left. Texans lined up for a 58 yard FG and Doug Pederson called his second timeout to ice the kicker. Kicker hit the crossbar, game over.

I understand better now and agree with you.

Beane drafted Singletary and Moss hoping that they would start in the NFL, but Houston and Indianapolis were able to make those determinations years later with NFL tape. With the same tape, Brandon Beane also made the same determination. I get what you’re saying, but is that necessarily a fair evaluation? These teams are making decisions with way different sets of facts and information on the player.