Dan Darragh

Until Sean owns 13 seconds, he'll never have the full confidence of the fans. I wonder if he has the same problem with the players. Time for some transparency and some accountability.

So the consensus seems to be that Beane shouldn't be fired this week.

Eat your heart out Sam Adams!!!

You should use its full name. It's "Tiny" Coe College

Josh McDaniels October 31

Wow, I got all the way to the second page of this thread without seeing a single post calling for the Bills to fire Dorsey and hire McDaniels as OC.

and Complementary Football 101

Only because of rampant ageism.

Wrong. Robert James did it in 2 consecutive seasons.

100% How soon they forget.

Or Devon Levi. Another CB/Goalie connection for the Bills and Sabres?

He's lost more Super Bowls than Josh has.

I like a different approach. When I was a kid, the International League had baseball teams in Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Montreal and Toronto. I think that's the way the NFL should go. Throw in Ottawa and Albany for good measure.

I remember that game. I got disgusted and turned it off, then later I turned it back on just in time for the Hooks play.

An actual thought that I had when it looked like the Bills were about to hand a win to Tampa Bay: "If we lose this game, reading TSW is going to be especially entertaining." So thanks, guys, you're the next best thing to an easy win.

Is he available? Can we get him for a late rounder?

Is that your way of saying you couldn't care less?

Dorsey? I'm a 69 year old retired lawyer watching the Pats game last week with my son who's an engineer, and we're saying "They need to run the no-huddle a lot more" and "They need to scheme Davis into the game a lot more." It's Dorsey's profession, we're just a couple of dopes watching the game. Dorsey should be telling me this, not the other way around. Anyway he can't hear me through the television.

Agree. Bad play calling cost the Bills 11 points in the first quarter.

I think it could be fun having Henry and Josh Norman in the clubhouse. Like a class reunion!

Are these in any particular order?

Tua played after a concussion. Like one minute after a concussion.

https://theathletic.com/4995928/2023/10/25/nfl-trade-deadline-needs-bills-patriots-packers/?source=pulsenewsletter&campaign=8085160 The Bills get a linebacker for their defense Last week Buffalo played without four starters on defense, and a fifth, edge rusher Von Miller, played sparingly. Defensive tackle Da’Quan Jones, cornerback Tre’Davious White and linebacker Matt Milano are on injured reserve, and their best defensive lineman Ed Oliver missed the game with a toe injury. It was clear they could not hold up against what had been a feeble New England Patriots offense. The Patriots got 11 first downs in the fourth quarter alone and pushed the Bills all over the field. Bills QB Josh Allen actually had regained his team the lead late before the defense faltered again and gave up a game-winning drive. I don’t think the Bills can go on like this, and they are going to be forced to make a deal. I would start in Denver with the much-maligned Broncos, but before you laugh and say, “Why would we want anyone off a historically bad defense?”, remember that even bad defenses have players with effective individual skill sets. Against the Patriots, the Bills started two young and unproven inside linebackers and replaced one in the second half with a college free agent — hardly a recipe for long-term success. Denver inside linebacker Josey Jewell, at age 29 and in the last year of a contract, makes some sense as a rental for the rest of this season. Broncos coach Sean Payton has made it clear he will listen to any and all offers. Jewell is a steady traffic cop who can get everyone lined up and has consistently shown a very good nose for the ball. And he might have a calming effect on a group that is reeling right now. Additionally, if the Bills are willing to part with a little more compensation they should ask for defensive tackle Mike Purcell as well. Purcell is a versatile nose who can also play 3 technique and is also in the last year of his deal. He is playing 36 percent of Denver’s defensive snaps and holds the point of attack very well, gets off blocks and plays with a consistent motor and pad level that the Bills are really missing with Jones and Oliver out of the lineup. Both Broncos can be expected to get a shot of adrenaline in coming from the chaos in Denver to a really good Bills team, and neither has an exorbitant salary, so they should fit in under a tighter cap. I would make either or both of these deals in a heartbeat. I’m not sure that the Bills couldn’t acquire them both for a fourth- or fifth-round pick. The Bills have to be somewhat desperate and not quibble at this point. I did not realize this. Shocking!

Alex Van Pelt.