Dan Darragh

I think 13 seconds broke this team and damaged their trust in the unaccountable coaching staff.

Cut Codrington and put him on the 53.

I say trade Josh straight up for Mahomes. Actually I don't say that, but it's an amusing troll.

Because it worked so well against the Dolphins and Falcons and Patriots. This is where you tell the opposing players how handsome they look in their spiffy uniforms.

A Hardman is good to find.

6-6 baby! That's where we were in 2023 before ripping off six straight wins and taking the division.

I like this!

Anyone here remember 2023? I think we were 6-6 at one point after an OT loss to Philly. We closed out 6-0 before winning a playoff game and then observing sacred Bills tradition of losing to KC in the playoffs. But I'm trying to remember how much panic there was on the boards when we were at 6-6.

Hard Knocks, Chuck Knox, it's all the same to me

Only WRs who can play DT.

My fear is that Gabe is just another retread like: Tre Poyer Jordan Phillips John Brown when he came back to the team Cole Beasley when he came back to the team

How is it nobody mentioned the loss to the Vikings? Or the loss to the Jets when Rodgers went down in the first possession?

The malpractice was trading down twice to get Coleman, and letting better prospects get drafted by our rivals.

I thought I was the only one still harping on this. This is not a well-coached team. They've looked ready for maybe 3 games all year.

Close

I seem to remember Madden winning a SB decisively against the Vikings.

Try living where I live for a while.

Actually, I'm not a "fire McD" guy but any Bills fan with a pulse would have to confess some disappointment with him. It's not the "zero Superbowls" thing, it's that with a "defense-minded coach" we've had way too many games where we couldn't get a stop on third down, especially with all the draft capital we've invested on defense. And I may have said this once or twice (or maybe 15 times) - I think his biggest failure is NOT 13 seconds, but his failure to be accountable for 13 seconds. It was clearly a coaching meltdown in several aspects, yet he's never owned it or told us why it won't ever happen again. So I think he's a guy who's got a damaged public persona, and some geek with a new HP calculator found a way to put him on the same list as Paul Brown. It sounds pretty lame to me. Still, I don't buy the "fire McD" approach, partly because so many new coaches fail and partly because I'm a Sabres fan too and I've seen what happens when Terry gets to hire folks.

Right, I bet Mike just sits there wondering "How does Sean stack up against the greatest coaches of all time?" A cynic (who, me???) might ask if McD is even the greatest Sean coaching in the league right now. Consider that he plays 4 games a year against the Fish and the Jets, who are a combined 109-172 during Sean's tenure. And if you add in the post-Brady Patriots, it's even more skewed.

https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/with-next-win-sean-mcdemott-will-be-sixth-coach-with-100-in-first-nine-seasons Dumbest article ever, trying to cement Sean's place in the "pantheon" of great coaches. What the person who wrote this doesn't know (why would they?) is that the NFL season was only 12 games until 1960 (Paul Brown's era) and was only 14 games from 1961-1977. The 17th game was only added in 2021, which the PR team apparently knew. And until the Superbowl era (1967) there were no playoffs, just a championship game between the two conference winners. So Paul Brown would have coached no more than 13 games in any season. In Sean's era, it would be 20 games assuming he went to a Superbowl, which he would have done if he was properly one of the 6 greatest coaches ever.

Next time, check https://www.shadedseats.com/ "Any seat in the 300-level (upper deck) should be safe from the sun, no matter the time of day. Because the upper deck is set back from the playing field, it has almost full protection provided by the canopy. Additionally, seats in sections 142-150 and 242-250 should stay sun-free for the entire game. You’ll want to avoid the lower level on the north (visitor’s) side if you want to stay out of the sun. Sections 114-122 will be the toastiest sections of the stadium. The east end zone should be sun-free during an early afternoon game, but the west end zone may have some seats in direct path of the sun."

But think, he could do that every day in practice rather than just once or twice a year in games

Remember all the angst on this board about what a bust he was?

Yup, he "passed away"

When did they start wearing short pants? I liked it better when the pants went over the knees. Now they're beginning to look like hockey uniforms, which, much as I love hockey, are the most absurd thing in sports. At least they wear socks, unlike college football.