Chaos

People who compare the Beane / McDermott regime against the Russ Brandon / Buffoon Coach regimes of the Bills past as the standard of comparison will always be happy. The Brandon / Buffoon era is among the worst of in the Super Bowl era. On the other hand, I don't understand how anyone can try to refute the fact that the Veach / Reid regime and Tobin / Taylor Regime have simply been more successful. This is true in two regards, 1) more successful in actual results in the past several years and 2) better postioned from a cap perspective for the immediate future. Football has a lot random bounces and injuries, and the Bills could certainly find themselves champions in 2023. But there is no real obvious reason as to why the Bills will become consistently better coached/managed than the Chiefs and Bengals in the future.

Are these regular season rankings? or do they include the playoffs? If they are all inclusive and If you are going to credit Bienemy as the chiefs OC, then he is #1 by far.

If I take the homer out of me, Tasker is not in the top 3. I am not sure how this list works. Do the pick three of the 31 and then next year add to the list. Or do they pick 3 of the 31 and the other 28 are just out of further consideration?

The playoff coaching has been so woeful, one would have to be blind to blame the playoff failures on Allen.

I concede and am willing to consider McDermott on the same level as Mike Sherman and Coryell

Josh’s body of work proves otherwise

Of the 31 listed on that list, who do you rank ahead of Tasker? How many behind. Seems unlikely all 31 get in at some point.

Only one of these guys had a future HOF QB on their team for at least 5 seasons.

McDermott took over a Bills team that went 8-8 in 2015 and 7-9 in 2016 and went 9-7 in 2017. Then he got Josh Allen. Some people seem to think he took a team that was winless and then went on a deep playoff run with Tyrod Taylor. Reality is he was one win better his first season than Rex Ryan was his first season with the Bills

Luck never had the benefit of a true coaching process. If he had, he would have avoided injury, played 15 years and won 5 or 6 superbowls. In my imagination.

Or we can consider the more obvious answer. Allen is as good or better than Manning.

mmm poast

a check down on third followed by a punt is the functional equivalent of a turnover. Add up the Bills punts + turnovers and anyone will realize Allen is the best.

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When you consider than in addition to the regular QB duties, he has to carry the entire coaching staff and offense on his shoulders, this is an amazing stat.

I am very concerned.

Regular season is fun. Not sure how McD would do without Allen. But he can't get past the divisional round often with Allen. So its pretty likely the season is over if Allen is not available for the playoffs.

just trying to determine how wierd the current convo is. It seems currently to have nothing to do with the subject of the thread description. .

lighten up francis. you are the one who needs to get over yourself. your pretty much a stalker. my point was the 3 other sports don't suck. i am pretty sure I am entitled to my opinion as much as gunner. So again, get over your stalking behavior and get over yourself

I haven't followed this convo. Are we arguing about who is the best coach among Bill Bellichek, Dick Jauron and Sean McDermott?

Just to clarify, those are these among the top 4 sports leagues in the World. Japan had the good sense to get on board with Baseball after WWII, or it would be a clean sweep.

More offensive plays run through Josh, than any other player in the NFL. His turnover rate is fine. Allen is the only part of the Bills team who has no significant room for improved productivity.

The Tom Landry experience from the 1960's and 70's was fifty+ years ago. People would have thought you are silly if you were discussing Red Grange or Jim Thorpe during the Super Bowl. But in any case, once Landy had his franchise QB, Roger Staubach in place, things went pretty quickly from there. It is actually pointless to compare win-loss success among coaches with HOF caliber QBs to coaches without them.

Ron Riviera, Mike McCarthy, Doug Pederson were all fired after winning Super Bowls. Extending / firing coaches seems to have "expectations" as a significant component of the decision making. For example when you have Aaron Rodgers as your QB, a couple of super bowl appearance, a super bowl win and regular playoff appearances does not carry a coach indefinitely.

this is settled. I just completed the trade. everyone can stand down.