Chaos

Go texans

Should have let him score

Idiot Texans

I would rather be lucky than good. Every season its a strange and unusual bad luck excuse with this regime. Maybe they just are unlucky.

Right, less than perfect, just the best. Allen also leads in fourth QB comebacks during his NFL career. No one score lead is ever safe with McDermott's defenses if there are more than 13 seconds left in a game. This is an indisputable fact.

Finally, someone else gets it.

In Allen's career the Bills have been about the best at moving the ball between the 20's. Last year and this year the red zone offense was not nearly as good as the between the 20's offense. Any analysis of Bills problems on offense, other than the red zone woes, is a complete waste of time, because there are no other problems, only a lack of perfection, which is a completely different thing.

Nothing is evident in Allen's public personality to suggest he would ever undermine someone else. He also likely won't ask to be moved while he is under contract. But when his contract is up, if we are still dicking around with McDermott and/or Dorsey and having early playoff exits, Allen will enter free agency. Its incumbnent on Beane or Pegula to figure out the situation on their own.

Does this mean the same thing as : "Bills win in spite of poor coaching." ?

So if you decide to change the coaches, or keep the coaches, how does that change the answer to the roster decisions as it relates to the over aged over paid over injuried defenders?

That is not the hypothetical i responded too. I responded to some comment "if the bills don't beat the broncos by 2 td's dorsey should be fired". So you are not on point at all.

Why do you think the personnel situation will improve? Joseph and Douglas?

So your saying if the Bills beat the Broncos 48-38 (less than two touchdowns) Dorsey should be fired.

Age and injuries on the defense may force the roster decisions.

Everything except for this sentence seems well thought out in your post (at least I agree with the rest). The Bills defense has not been able to make a critical stop since London (one can argue the goal line stance that only happened because of crappy defense against the giants was a stop). But the last possession against the Bengals was more telling. The only time in the second half it truly mattered to Cincy whether or not they moved the ball, the defense reverted to "let them go through us like a hot knife through butter" mode. The Bills are fully capable of losing to the Chiefs or Chargers 42-40, or some other similar shootout score. If the defense doesn't play better, then "semblance of an offense" won't be close to enough. Unless of course by "sembalance of an offense" means, Josh Allen has to play at his full record shattering level potential and lead the offense to 40+ points.

In the poll “is ten wins enough” there is no consensus of whether or not it is. Split opinion. But I would say there is a consensus that 10 is the minimum to make the playoffs. In the second question “path to 10 wins”, the vote indicates that the voters think we will fall short of 10. However over 95 percent of respondents think beating the Broncos is part of a realistic path to 10. D-Day was a must win. Football is just a game. But the likelihood of making the playoffs seems to plummet if we don’t beat the Broncos.

The criteria provided is not beating the Broncos by two TDs. A mentally challenged criteria if there ever was one.

Complimentary posting. Obiligatory "defend the nonsense coach comments" post.

Harty is small and has average speed and average moves. Beane blundered on this one, not the coaches. Sherfield could never be as good as Gabe Davis, in anyone wildest dreams. That pretty much sums up why Sherfield has no impact. He is the definition of a JAG reciever. Every team has at least two guys like these.

Are you trying to kill people? Also you left out "complimentary football"

Andy Reid lost to the Broncos last week. Should the chiefs have relieved him?

After 100 votes, the fan estimates total to 9.4 wins for the Bills.

First, I do think McDermott gets another head-coaching job . But I think it is less than certain it’s hard to imagine any team who thinks they have their franchise quarterback in place hiring Sean McDermott. I also think any team with the draft capital to to land a franchise QB would not hire McDermott It seems like the teams that would be interested would be the teams that are starting guys like Sam Howell or Derek Carr, who don’t really have realistic championship aspirations

The past is the past. This includes McDermotts past successes and failures. The only proper question is who is the best person to maximize the chance for the Bills to a championship in the future. Maybe McDermott is the answer to that question. I did not know who Nick Siriani was before the eagles hired him. I did not know Sean Mcvay as a possibility. I am sure I don’t know all of the available options at this time. But if the Bills falter again this year, I feel as though the team should consider options and only retain McDermott if they believe he is the best option.

So your saying the TD passes are being distributed around. Why is that shocking?