Dan Darragh

Whoever that guy #17 is really sucks.

Should never have worn the blue pants last week.

That Jags game in week 1 was lost when Nate Clements tried for a pick on 4th and long and he deflected the ball to the receiver. If he had just knocked it down, the Bills would have been in the playoffs. Yes, it still bothers me.

I've wondered whether Davis' failure to shine is a lack of talent or whether he was being schemed into oblivion by the play calling. I guess we're about to find out.

Are you kidding? 13 seconds was the thing that helped me get over wide-right.

Get over it???

I blame the blue pants.

And look how well THAT worked out.

Here's what I expect: 1. A flea flicker 2. A halfback pass to Josh 3. A fat man touchdown 4. Fumblerooski all in the first quarter

Threads like this one make me consider going cold turkey on the message boards.

Maybe he forgot his mantra.

I thought we were past the stage where we were happy merely to be thought of as an actual NFL team. We're supposed to be hoping for a superbowl victory, no?

You're giving Sean a do-over which means you won't have a new coach here until Josh's age 30 season. I think there needs to be more urgency than that around this issue.

This. If nothing else it would show the league that the Bills consider him rehabilitated, even if they don't sign him. I have a lot of trouble with teams cutting players on the basis of unproven allegations. I think my high school civics teacher used to talk about "innocent until proven guilty" (or some other quaint 18th century expression) but I guess that doesn't apply in sports.

So clearly the solution is to find the guy who has been coaching Josh personally all year and promote him to OC. Got it.

Maybe Frasier comes back? They already have him in the HR database. Well, we did play the Rams in the very next game after the SB and we blew their doors off. Just curious - what kind of icing do you put on a s*** cake? Chocolate? (It certainly works aesthetically.)

Don't tell that to Elway or Peyton

Reminds me of 2016 when Rex fired the OC (a day after scoring 31 in a loss to the Jets) - mostly to deflect fire from himself

Didn't they already beat us this year?

I understand that the former general counsel is a gamer

I've written this before and got flamed for it, but Sean's biggest failure was never owning 13 seconds or even explaining what went wrong. It was obvious in the moment that this was caused by coaching failures. Not being transparent about it cost him the fan base and maybe the locker room.

After McD gets fired he can post on this board.

You forgot to mention the Punt God

If we lose to the Jets, shut him down for the season?

Those are the ones with the fly in the back?