HamptonBillsfan

As much as we all want to believe Cooks caught the ball, sadly it wasn’t clear enough that he did, to change the call on the field. Cooks had the game and our Super Bowl berth in his grasp and wasn’t determined to not be denied that catch. That’s an indication that he should not be brought back. He’s a nomad that goes from team to team because he’s just not worth tha cap space and is not a difference maker. Let’s hope we can finally surround our generational QB with a special receiver or receivers who can get us a championship that this fanbase deserves.

What a dog with fleas! How to ruin a national holiday. The NFL, in the interests of furthering the brand, which they crap all over themselves to do with international games, should have overturned the Cooks non reception and put the Bills in the SB. The Patriots,,a nice story but not a real SB team, was exposed on the biggest stage. I can’t wait for the most annoying fan base in football to get a load of the schedule next season. Good luck to NE making the playoffs. The Bills should learn from the 2 losses last season that were a direct result of not being prepared for a lesser talented team on the road.(Falcons, Dolphins) With home field for the first two playoff games, we’re in the SB. Even losing to the Pats at home was so damaging and unnecessary that all things considered the 3 games we lost other than Houston and Philly, was enough to end Sean’s time here.

Just imagine the most confident, trash talking, bigger than life gunslinger stepping out on the field with prolific receivers (Charley Taylor, Bobby Mitchell and Jerry Smith and the great RB Larry Browm, ready to score 30 with plenty of vertical passing genius. We love you Sonny, RIP

Well said, I was a huge Sonny fan. What a cool gunslinger. He was a little chubby with zero elusiveness but with the most effortless over the top quick delivery and what a leader. His receivers would run through a wall for him. Other than Kelly and Josh, my favorite of all time. That Redskin team with Allen coaching was a great watch. They never had draft choices because Allen would trade them for veteran starters. Sonny was als great with the Eagles when he teamed up with Tommy Macdonald and Pete Retslaff. In honor of Sonny have a Cutty and water.

No reason to be disappointed because he’s been either injured or ineffective for the last 4or 5 years. They signed him short term hoping to catch lightning in a bottle but he was basically a non factor down the stretch and in the playoffs. Beane has been highly ordinary in FA signings on defense in the offseason but I believe he had nice acquisitions during the season.(Shaq, Cooks, Davis,) All things considered our roster was limited by bad cap management, bad drafts and FAs that either got injured or underperformed. I think Beane will have some good offseasons when he can get our cap under control and he stops depending on Josh and the offense to win games by themselves.

C. J. was incredibly bad and couldn’t handle the moment. He panicked and became a liability with inaccuracy and ball security. The bigger problem is that Houston had another QB on the bench who gave them a better chance but couldn’t risk diminishing CJ because he has been established as the franchise QB.

Sal is just another guy with an expert opinion because he covers the team? He has no idea about Brady with regard to CEO abilities. Bottom line is that this team wins minimum 10 games with any pedestrian coach because of Josh/Cook and the O-line. So far I love Brady’s assistants especially Leonard. Sal would be best suited to keep his criticism of Brady to a minimum. You’d think he’d want to give a young HC some support after they absorbed 9 years of a guy who couldn’t get the team over the hump and had many questionable drafts, game day decisions and extensions.

Addition by subtraction

Addition by subtraction

I love Jim Leonard. What great anticipation and instincts he had. I think he would be a great DC.

Obviously Josh really supported this decision. The bottom line is Brady overachieved with this limited receiving corps. He called two games in the playoffs that were good enough to win against better rosters. He established a running attack that was arguably the best in the league. I guarantee his game day decision making is light years better than Sean’s. He’s already been hugely successful as passing coordinator and receiver coach for stars in the NFL,(Burrow, Jefferson and Chase) at LSU. If he can put together a staff that get more production than McDermott’s defense , which should be doable, we might have something good on our hands. Don’t dismiss this guy because he only had one other interview. The key is Beane making creative moves to improve the roster and getting the draft right for once.

The first week after the conference championships they can be interviewed. The second week it’s not permitted. The interview can take place the first week after the Conference Championships. The week before the SB is not permitted.

I don’t know if it’s necessary but Josh is the most exciting and mesmerizing character I have watched in my lifetime. The popularity of our team has exploded because Josh is must see TV. The way he takes responsibility for crushing losses and gives the credit for accomplishments to coaches and teammates makes him easy to root for. Even after being eliminated Bills fans know with this guy, every year is a four month thrill ride.

The guy should be interviewed this week and offered the job. His bloodlines and work with Darnold and other QBs have prepared him for this job. I think that the DC job is important as well as the new O -line coach. Kubiak is the most impressive of all the interview candidates. He would give the team and the fanbase a boost coming from a SB which Seattle will win.

Vrabel and the Pats spent 270 million in free agency on 7 big contracts. Given our never ending cap restrictions and limited access to anyone good, probably the same or worse if Vrabel coaches.