FireChans

Have we had a Rapp update?

Brady’s feel for what’s right is already so much better. Josh rolling out on 4th and short should be pretty close to automatic conversion.

I’ve seen enough. Brady > Dorsey

It’s meant to be insane.

Mac Jones has stolen Josh’s body.

Does Gabe Davis understand option routes?

Team looks so much better when the offense doesn’t have 1 score until the fourth Q. Who knew?

Win TOP, win TO battle, play with a lead, and beat bad teams. simple formula.

Again, what are they supposed to do now? They jumped into the Rodgers deal. They have a team ready to compete. Sell off all their talent and try to trade up for Caleb? Fans won’t accept that and neither will ownership.

What are they supposed to do? we are in the same boat with Von

See above. IMO, what made the Chiefs so dynamic last year was their RB’s. I think you could argue their biggest non-Kelce weapons were Pacheco and McKinnon. They have struggled to replicate that this season and have put more on the WRs and Mahomes.

I disagree that he has been very good. IMO, he is the weakest link on that OL and that's not good when he was the shining addition this year. His PFF grade is well below average for OT's (it's worse than Spencer Brown which is surprising, but it's PFF so there's a boulder of salt there.) Rashee Rice is currently 61st in the NFL in receiving yards. He's a bright spot in an underwhelming WR group. Again, IMO, but that Chiefs receiving group is even worse this year and they were nothing special last year.

Jawaan Taylor sucks and was a horrific overpay. They also drafted a horror show of WR talent. Defense has been great. Eagles will beat them comfortably.

Only one of those will prevent week 11 injuries!

Less than once per year no?

Make it a 0 week season then lol

Lots of coaches bench fumblers. They don’t bench pass droppers nearly as much.

Lol a week 11 injury is probably not the best example for this point Watching Browning outduel Josh would have probably got Dorsey fired earlier

It’s just too difficult to keep together a great defense and a great QB in the salary cap era. The benefit of a defensive coach should be being able to do more with less on the defensive side. That’s what BB did. Constantly buying low and selling high on guys for at least an opportunistic defense year after year. Definitely a strategic failure imo

That's fine. The metrics are wrong. The Bills in their current iteration are not the third best football in offense. Their offense is disjointed and needed a change. Can't fire the QB or the WR's or the RB's. So they fired the OC. I'm comfortable with that.

Honestly, now they can call it a year, and get some nice high draft picks for the next couple years. Sucks, but this season was a longshot for them anyway.

But we're third in DVOA. Execution can't be a problem. And we are averaging 20.5 PPG since the Dolphins game. I got that wrong. But we're third in DVOA, so 6 games straight with an average PPG less than league average can't be a problem.

Probably because Bill Cowher didn't have a losing season until year 7. He was a good coach. Tomlin is a good coach.

Coaches get fired a lot because they usually suck and it doesn't take 10 years to figure that out. Blaming the fans for bad coaches getting fired for being bad is wrong.

i took this as not flaming Dorsey tbh