Mikie2times

When he's done golfing and marrying

We hear a lot of people say the Bills need to part ways. But I would guess McD decides to part ways sooner than we decide to do it. He's basically coaching every season with Super Bowl or bust expectations. Mounting pressure as he and Allen break into statistical categories that haven't occurred in the sport for achievements without going to the big game. That can't be fun and it can't be sustainable. He either does it and pulls a Dungy and walks away or he doesn't do it and he takes a break from coaching.

That's some intense clapping

It's like trolling a Ravens fan on a Bills message board. It doesn't even register on my moral radar.

Now do this one

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcAiI69P9lw Now do the Taron Johnson game ender.

So either the WR ran the wrong route and Lamar wouldn't own the mistake, as Allen would have (because that's what leaders do) or Lamar made a bad read. Sounds like two different looks that aren't that great for your boy.

You're getting outflanked by people who actually understand the game. Fly away fanboy.

Have you ever caught an accurate out route with your hips completely turned and your back on the opposite side of where you're running? An accurate pass puts his hips pointing where he is running, his back behind him. He's not contorting to adjust to the ball which is why he dropped it.

Lamar doesn't have the strength to make that throw with defenders on him. He's bird bones. No strength in his game. He can evade and make plays be he can't shrug of defenders like Big Ben, he's just not strong enough, which is what was required on that throw. I think we can measure accuracy with circumstances right? Lamar's inaccurate 3 yard pass with no pressure vs Allens 30 yard pass with two defenders hanging on his body. Logic has left you long ago. But really, this is all that ever needs to be said about this conversation Lamar has 13 TD and 11 turnovers in the playoffs Josh has 32 TD's and 6 turnovers in the playoffs

Lamar doesn't get that throw off. Nobody in the NFL gets that throw off. Not even Allen 9 times out of 10. It looked like he was just throwing a desperation pass because he had defenders literally draping off him. Turns out he hit his receiver in the hands 30 yards downfield. It would be considered an all time play in postseason history if the Bills go on to win that game. The 2 pointer was a routine play and not perfectly thrown, he should have caught it. What are we talking about here? These two plays couldn't be more different.

WAY too early. Obviously we want this one, but we follow this with Jets, Dolphins, Saints, Patriots, Falcons, Panthers. Even with a loss we have a very clear path to be 6-1 for Kansas City. I would say that is the one that will be must win. This team was always going to peak in the 2nd half either way. With all the rookies up front, Max, the suspensions, and early injury problems. I'm not going to draw a ton of conclusions from this outcome if it doesn't go well. We need to peak at the end. That is what matters at this point.

As much as I give him crap that I don't think he can do it, it would be even better if he is the one. He's earned it no doubt, but so have all of us after all that's happened.

In the NBA playoffs something called the zig zag theory exists, which is a strategy of fading the team that won last. Oddsmakers account for that by adjusting the spreads against the previous winning team. They have become so adjusted at this point you should almost be fading the zig zag. These are people and while you can always expect a certain baseline level of effort it is absolutely the case that at times teams play up or down and it can follow predictable patterns. As an example the Ravens had this exact spot last year in week 1 vs the Chiefs. It was a slugfest and they lost. That was a big game for them. They went from playing the Super Bowl champions and trying to avenge the AFC championship game to playing the Raiders the following week as an 8.5 point favorite. They did not show up and lost that game. They were highlighted in that spot well in advance by savvy betters. Again, it's inches here. At this level you don't have the luxury of losing a day or losing even 5% of your focus. Part of what makes McD good is he is excellent at managing this element of the team. Are these spots a bit overblown? Sure. In this particular one, Buffalo is going to show up as will the Ravens. It's week 1 and this is big game for both teams. I wouldn't classify this spot as a clear situation where motivation could be in play. If it was in Baltimore, it would just act as an escalator. But it's not. So I think this one is fairly straight up and if it isn't shame on us.

Browns, Giants, Panthers, Texans

That is my vote for worst one in a tie with Ernest Wilford.

As evidence we remember the bad more than the good, it took about half a second to remember my least two. The Patriot beat down is a clear #1 for me. I thought that was the start of something special.

With you. I just don't see it as a path to a better roster and I don't know of any examples thus far that have really moved the needle.

“Luck is when preparation meets opportunity”

Do we know what is going on with him? It's crazy to me that we would extend him if we didn't know for sure the concussions would not be a concern out of the gate.

It's like Rex Ryan era Jets fans and McDaniel era Dolphins fans had a baby.

Lamar has 13 TD and 11 turnovers in the playoffs Josh has 32 TD's and 6 turnovers in the playoffs I actually think you guys will win on Sunday, but you aren't exactly repping your fan base very well.

I still don’t think it will work, but either way, it’s a long season. Teams don’t just gel with new everything. Can he hold it together thru the growing pains and build or will he lose the team or lose interest? That is the story for this season.

Let’s say that is true. So now your hero has given us two divisional round playoff wins with his horrible decisions and failed play making. We haven’t won all of our playoff games, but I can’t recall a single one where I could say Josh Allen lost it for us.