Mikie2times

I have thought Detroit was overrated all year.

That wasn’t a roughing on Daniel’s?

I watched him in college, very athletic dude. Like it.

It is nuts. He’s the best rapper of my generation in my opinion

Not to Josh directly, but the media has been crapping on the Bills all week. Questioning just about everything a normal man would not want to be hearing. If anything we need to stay disciplined early. We don't need the emptions in the moment causing mistakes. The first few minutes are going to be really intense football. Buffalo is going to be in kill mode and Baltimore is no patsy.

I know, I'm from there, just f'n around

That’s what I do when I eat everything but that last one. I put that bag back with confidence as if I had nothing to do with it

😂😂

They have nearly every team in max leverage moments and they don’t execute or make good decisions. They just aren’t used to it.

I went deep with those thoughts

Don’t cry CJ

If a flaccid johnson could be a person it would be a Stroud

Hey lady! Things are good! Looking forward to the game tomorrow. Just watching some football today!

Sure, miss the PAT

F Detroit, Eminems a lil B Not that hard

I feel McD's system is becoming outdated and his expertise on defense and not offense hurts the continuity of the offense (because our OC will leave in 2-3 max). It leaves us in a bad position, forced into a defense that is no longer ideal and unable to develop the offense even further. Imagine if we would have been able to iterate on our offense for the last 6 years because our HC is the brains of it? It's a huge advantage. One that a dynasty like KC is currently enjoying. If you want a defensive centered HC he better be flexible and scheme agnostic like Bill Belichick, but that just isn't McD. He's married to this system, it's who he is and most are married to one way, but not ideal with a HOF QB and system that is no longer optimal. Further his style of play puts our identity at conflict. On one hand we want to have this ball control, power offense, on the other, our defense is built to not be able to stop what we want to be. Well, the Ravens are it and on both sides. So what I won't take is "we lost to a GREAT Ravens team". It's put up or shut up time for him. It's his system which puts us at a perceived disadvantage in this game and it's not like it's a new concept that running and stopping the run wins championships. This is no longer a league where you can just play two deep and not get killed so the question is are we adapting? I don't think we are or we will. Now if he had some playoff success, ice in his veins, or if he was an extreme motivator then great. At least it's a fether in the cap to justify what ADDED value he brings. But he is none of those things. He's introverted and wound tight and borderline awkward in his post game speeches. It is entirely possible a coach like this can be so methodical he would be a great option for a rebuilding team. It's just as possible he is not a great option for one that is trying be lose and to win a Super Bowl. I actually feel like we could play well tomorrow. I have felt it all week to be honest. The disrespect to our team has been thick. He can change the narrative a considerable amount with a solid showing tomorrow so we will see.

Sad thing is nobody remembers any of it eventually

This or he's like a father to him, depending on some opinions around here.

2019 Allen took off. I give him some credit, but to look at this like it doesn’t work without him just not accurate. It doesn’t work with Allen. What McD gives us is replaceable.

You act like you haven’t heard about Ben Johnson or hell, even Joe Brady. Hire an offensive mind and you don’t need to lose your offensive mind every 2 years. Then the death grip McD has on this defense would open to a highly qualified coordinator. Eagles were one of the worst defenses in football last year. They made it a focus, hired Vic Fangio, and are one of the best units in football this year. Sort of sick of this notion that we should be a ball control, TOP offense, while we build a defense that designed in the complete opposite mold. It doesn’t make sense to build one side with that vision and then expose your defense to the vulnerability you’re trying to take advantage of on offense. It’s an identity issue, but that’s what McD knows, so that’s who we will be. This would be the most appealing destination of any opening in years.

We won what would be the league average with the QB play we have, certainly in division we have been in. Thats the point, and if you remember all division winners as far back as even two years ago, thats what it means. Sure it’s been a very enjoyable period to be a Bills fan, and you give that credit to McD and not Allen?

Since 2010, teams with a QB that finishes the year at a 70 QBR or better are 582-208 with a 73.67% winning %. Between 65-70 rating, 475-288 for 62.25%. Allen has 3 years above 70 and no years below 65. THIS IS WHAT BLOWS MY MIND Why do people feel without McD we all of sudden perform signifgantly worse than the AVERAGE performance when you have a player at a 65+ QBR or 70+ (which he has been for 4 years) Why do people feel McD has performed signifgantly better than the AVERAGE performance when you have a player at a 65+ QBR or 70+ since he has been here? The data pretty clearly says with Allen we should be winning 60%-70% of the games we play. Common sense tells us we should be winning 60-70% of the games we play. Winning 60-70% of the games you play gets you a home wild card game. We have gotten a home wild game. What additional success has McD brought to this team that people are so fiercely loyal over protecting or so scared of losing? We need a coach that won't just be "not the problem" but rather becomes "part of the solution". He has a chance to add a new chapter in this story Sunday, but to see so many on here basically like meh, doesn't matter Sunday. It's rather hilarious. At least research your fears more, they're unfounded.

I think public execution isn’t strong enough

We allowed 19 unanswered points in 15 minutes to blow a 16-0 lead. In 2020 we allowed a geriatric Phillip Rivers over 400 yards and needed the final drive to decide the outcome. Then we let the Skyler Thompson led Dolphins have a 2nd half lead before winning by three. What in these games gives you the impression a prime Deshawn Watson wouldn’t have sent us home? More hilarious, that it’s so obvious it wouldn’t happen you just remove the game from this conversation?

Says nobody with a hall of fame QB