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Allen threw that so hard he fell over lol

Allen is overcompensating for the turnovers. Not throwing deep AT ALL.

Allen has 27 yards.

He is. You can see it on his kick/punt returns. Bur he can’t do anything when he isn’t given the ball on offense.

Allen just looks “off”. Cant even pinpoint an exact problem, just “off”. Zero confidence and he looks confused.

Browns are on pace for 30 first downs. Bills are on pace for 0.

That series is a perfect example of: good result does not equal good coaching. Two open players should have each caught a touchdown. Both dropped it. Good result. Not good play.

Literally anyone. He is a liability.

Hines gets the 1st down on that 2nd and 2 pitch. He needs to be on the field on offense. And Gabe Davis needs to not be on the field unless it’s a deep pass. He is a drop waiting to happen.

He is completely unreliable. A liability on the field.

Davis needs to get off the field. He is dropping 1 out of every 5 passes. That is unacceptable.

This

Our Rb’s do not know how to cut back.

THAT is why we need to get Hines the ball on offense.

Good things can happen when you blitz!

McDermott is clapping.

I’d be shocked if it wasn’t mental. Physically he looks completely fine in every video i’ve seen.

He wasn’t doubled.

Woh! Didn’t realize having a discussion was taking a shot at you!? Do you and your friends never disagree? I was just pointing out that I think Chicago violence is a bit more widespread than you may have thought.

Agreed that 5 years would be too long. Allen would be going into 11th season with a new head coach. Not ideal. I think it’s likely they would move on from McDermott the same season that the new stadium is unveiled, which would be 3 more seasons. New digs, new coach, new direction, get the fans hyped up, etc.

Im not so sure that history shows that is random when you look at the big picture. A few years of randomness doesn’t misplace decades of opposite proof. Belichick, McVay, Reid, and Tomlin have been in 15 of the last 21 Super Bowl’s. Before that - Gibbs, Walsh, Parcells and Levy were in 11 of 15 Super Bowls. Before that - Knoll, Landry, Madden and Shula were in 10 straight Super Bowls. I don’t see much randomness in at least making a Super Bowl appearance. It seems like, outside of the random lighting in a bottle teams that make up a small percentage of Super Bowl appearances, sustained success coaches make up the majority of Super Bowl appearances and you either have one of those coaches or you don’t.

You talked about what history has shown you. I shared another piece of history.

That last paragraph. Their turnover differential is not sustainable. Their winning games due to a completely lopsided turnover differential that history has shown us does not stay like that for long.

Wow, that’s kinda frightening. So, we have the entire history of the NFL weighted against us. If you believe in that sort of thing. Thankfully I don’t. Still, fascinating.

I know some people like to compare the present to the past. By this time in Marv Levy’s tenure (6th full season as Head Coach of the Bills), he was on his way to his 3rd Super Bowl appearance.