Billz4ever

Yeah, I'm not a big fan of the HC's available. That's why I'm OK with the coordinators being replaced. It's like a catch 22 though because the likelihood of the coordinators being let go is far less likely with McD there.

Yep, we always seem to try and do it on the cheap so we can fill up our roster spots with D-lineman.

If we're talking about the Kelly-era Bills, yes it was. If you're talking the offense we run now? No, far from it. Playing in front of the Mafia is an advantage, but the weather is definitely not to our advantage.

Nope, we simply got trucked by the better team and they wanted it more.

Without getting a legit WR2 and upgrading this O-line, I don't possibly see how this team wins 13 games again or how they get past the Divisional round, if that.

Yep, you're probably right. Sucks, but that's most likely going to be what happens unless Dorsey is offered a HC job and moves on.

Reich is as big a no-brainer as it can possibly get IMO.

I'd love to have him back, but none of our opinions matter unfortunately. He'll be signed mid-season (again) after they realize (again) that our receiving corps is below average outside of Diggs.

If you listen to this interview, I think it's pretty clear he's not under contract for next season.

For how little Dorsey used the short throw, I don't know why they even bothered bringing him back. As Florio points out here, the personnel they have doesn't match the offense Dorsey is trying to run. https://twitter.com/MichaelFFlorio/status/1617562332665872384?s=20&t=MtvA-GMGthvzdXjk9saWWQ

At least Beas didn't try to sugar coat anything. He said, "They did a great job of preparing and they outplayed us really...just got beat."

It's borderline criminal what this coaching staff apparently thinks Josh should be able to work with. If it weren't for Josh's mobility, this year's Bills probably set a new record for sacks taken in a season.

https://www.sportscasting.com/bills-firing-dc-leslie-frazier-1st-step-recovering-embarrassing-bengals-loss/

Our D-line can be summed up this way: Our line is quantity over quality when it needs to be quality over quantity.

I would like to agree with you and also ask Terry this question...If the organization is going to stick with the current coaching staff and their coaching philosophy, what's going to be the difference maker that gets this team to the next level?

Beane should have that play on loop when they start contract negotiations. Pancaked by a backup OT.

Heck no. Nobody should. He looked terrible most of the season and yesterday he was an embarrassment to the position.

McD is a great guy and he was the right guy for what the team went through this season and was the right guy when this team was rebuilding. I just don't see him as a championship-level coach. IMO, Josh has carried this team and that masked many of the holes it has. We'll see what happens this off-season. If Josh isn't given help on the O-line and at WR, then they just don't get it.

Saffold is one of the last guys I want to hear from. The dude looked like a friggin' turnstyle yesterday. He's looked bad all year and hasn't remotely earned what we paid him to come here. Now he says he wants to stay. Hard pass. And if they can't get up for a game that's 2 away from a SB, then that's on them and the coaching staff.

I don't have optimism for next year. We don't have the talent on our O-line or our D-line to compete against teams like Cincy. Absolutely positively dominated on both sides of the LOS. If the organization is going to stick with the current coaching staff and their coaching philosophy, what's going to be the difference maker that gets this team to the next level?

R U serious? Josh spends most of the time on the field running for his life thanks to a porous O-Line. He's essentially left with busted plays because they turn into Josh having to create on the fly, which are not going to be high percentage plays. If it weren't for Josh's mobility, the Bills probably set a new record for their QB getting sacked in a season.

Disagree. They just ran into a better and hungrier team than they were. Nobody is deciding they don't want to play any more 2 games from the SB.

So I'll pose this question to you...If the organization is going to stick with the current coaching staff and their coaching philosophy, what's going to be the difference maker that gets this team to the next level?

So continued early exits from the playoffs is acceptable to you all the way until McD retires? Yikes.

I'm no Jerry Jones fan either, but the point I was trying to make was he's an owner that is always involved with the team, who wants to win, and will do what he thinks he needs to do to make that happen. I'm not sure Terry has that same commitment to try and win a championship. He's always struck me as more of a guy who wants to field a competitive team, but doesn't show a lot of interest in trying to go beyond that. Not nearly as bad as tightwad Wilson was, but also not a night and day difference either.