Virgil

What were your impressions on the stadium itself? Do you feel it's in need of an upgrade or missing any modern updates? As per the noise, I'm curious what you thought on the Bills last offensive drive. That was the only time I thought the noise was excessive and distracting the Bills.

I've thought the same things. Receivers on the outside will typically check in with the judge, but Toney wasn't on the outside. He still could have checked in, but didn't. Toney has no one to blame but himself. I can't understand all the crying over this play. For me, who's to say Mahomes only threw it deep because he saw the flag, thought it was defensive, and took a chance on a perceived free play.

I have to assume that some duties weren't being addressed when Brady got promoted. I don't know what a QB coach really does, but Brady can't do both. I don't take this hire to indicate anything more with needing some help covering all duties.

I think people forget that Josh has a lot of respect and a good relationship with Kelce and Mahomes. People are getting on Mahomes for the post game handshake, but I believe their friendship goes beyond being impacted by that. I think Mahomes was just venting to a friend in the moment and they will talk after.

Remember that Dorsey looked good for a few weeks too. I think Brady is currently working to earn the right to apply for the job and be taken seriously. We have to remember that this isn't Brady's offense, as he is just working with the Dorsey playbook and making whatever adjustments he can with 4 games left. With that being said, he appears to be doing a better job. McD seems happier and Josh is getting that swagger back. His first two games looked really good, but I'm not thrilled with the second half of the Chiefs game. Granted, I don't know what adjustments the Chiefs made on defense, but Cook not being used out of the backfield in the second half was alarming to me. Also, the receivers could not get open to save their life. Was that because of the defenders, obvious routes, or the refs letting the defenders be handsy? If the offense continues to look like this for the rest of the season, I believe he definitely deserves the opportunity to apply. But I want to see then bring others in for competition. We should be a preferred destination to a lot of good candidates with Josh being here

I try to empathize as much as I can in these situations. As in, I try to think how I would react if it happened to the Bills. I'd be pissed at the WR, and only the WR. Now, if the receiver looked down to the ref and asked if he was good, and the flag was still thrown, I'd be pissed. But that didn't happen here and we've seen this called before. What's crazy to me is how much the Chiefs are losing their mind over this, compared to how the Bills handled the Eagles game where there were much more egregious calls that absolutely affected the game. Also, Mahomes didn't seem to lose his mind until he failed on the next 3 plays. To me, it shows a lack of maturity and ownership. With that being said, it's kinda nice to be on the other side of these situations for a change.

Yes. Cut him. It’s Gabe time

Never doubted the outcome for a second 😁

If nothing else, he can sure piss Kelce off

I don't even want to think about that game. That could be the highest of highs and lowest of lows. If only Milano and Jones could be back by then and we are in position. The idea of the Dolphins or Bills ending the other ones season on the last week...

I overall have a bad feeling about this new stadium. I think PSL's and seat pricing will drop too high and the team will eventually have to drop the prices a bit. But by that point, all the veteran season ticket holders will have lost their seat priority and really just mess the whole thing up. I'll be very happy to be wrong, but this process has just felt overly complicated and hush hush

I've started to wonder if they are trying to work towards another NFL Europe league. I can't imagine any teams will sign-off on having a NFL team over there. The travel for the opposing teams, especially those in the same division, would be terrible.

Any list that doesn't include Ryan Fitzpatrick is wrong

All I could focus on was the Steelers/Bills score. That's the same week Stevie dropped the game winning TD

3rd quarter? Try kick off

I agree and not saying he should have fixed it himself. But as the QB and the one relaying and executing the plays, I’m wondering out loud why he didn’t step up and say something

It was confusing to write, and I'm sure to read. I promise, I have a thought in this brain of mine that makes sense. I'm just trash at articulating today

This has nothing to do with how he looked last night

I'm saying McD has proven it's not him. So we need to take our chances and try someone else

I'm not necessarily blaming Josh, but I do see how you would take it that way. In this scenario, Josh so happens to be the one delivering the plays and commanding the offense. While I'm happy the offense appears to be back, it just sits weird with me that it was fixed so easily and not really addressed sooner by anyone else

Let me start by saying, there's going to be A LOT of assumptions in this post. Assuming the offense and Josh are back to where we saw them prior to Dorsey being hired, I'm starting to think that the players on the team knew Dorsey was the problem all along and only Diggs had the balls to say something. If we believe what we hear from the media, Brady is using the same playbook and terminology, just calling the plays to his liking. This isn't a new system by any means, yet Josh and the offense look magically like they did in 2021. So, if nothing besides the person calling the plays changed, would that not imply the entire issue was Dorsey's ability to game plan and call plays, not the players or playbook itself? With that, assuming that Dorsey was "Allen's choice" and was let down when Dorsey was fired, is it an issue that Josh didn't speak up sooner? Or that Josh didn't recognize the issues with the offense sooner? I understand that players will always take the blame for losses and don't ever throw anyone else under the bus. But if the problem was as simple as changing the plays, why didn't Josh take more command on the field with audibles or going to management sooner? I don't think any of this makes sense. Long story short. For a simple fix, how was it not called out by the players sooner, unless it was behind closed doors.

Let me clarify. If you are good with the AFC championship being your Super bowl, and still not winning that in your one appearance...McD is your man

If 10 win seasons and only making the playoffs is your goal, then keep McD. He got us out of the drought and will always be appreciated for that. However, we now need to get over the next hump, which is elite Super Bowl contender. There is no evidence to show he’s capable of that. There’s moreso evidence to prove he’s not.

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