Coach Tuesday

I will NOT have you sully the name of Reid Ferguson on this fine Sunday!

The biggest mistake he made was not double-dipping like he did with Benford in the Elam Draft. Coleman, man, what a clown. You have all of that God-given talent, a free path to targets, and Josh Allen as your QB. Work hard and you’re headed for a nine figure contract, no exaggeration. Some people are just low character.

Let's make sure to post this stupid fluff video every day for the next fourty years guys.

I haven’t read all 14 pages but my hope is that Josh is in between two stages of his career but is still ascending. Progress is not linear in most professions and aspects of life generally. Maybe he’s transforming into an elite pocket passer but needs to do it his particular way. That is my hope at least.

Rashoman!

You wonder if he has an internal mandate to achieve year over year competitiveness, because of the uniqueness of the Buffalo market - they cannot, like an LA team, afford 1-2 terrible years because they mortgaged the future. I don't know if that's the case or not, but it would make sense to me.

Also Metcalf. But you are arguing with State Media.

At some point you keep doing that you turn into Doug Morrone: a guy who would rather lose his way than win someone else’s way. Beane’s stubbornness is on the verge of becoming his undoing.

I think it’s kind of awesome. I am in the minority but I like McDaniels.

These are the kinds of threads FinHaven trolls come looking for. Way to go.

It was yet another boneheaded media appearance by Beane. Just say "I believe in the roster we have." Don't say you tried but failed to get them help and oh by the way there are injuries and bad luck because the bad teams are in the AFC East.

We have Marty Schottenheimer and Ted Thompson running the show.

Bernard is stealing their money this season. They did not plan for him, Taron and Rapp to totally regress, even without all of the injuries.

Loss was an entire organizational faceplant. Beane did virtually nothing to upgrade the offense in the offseason, then took time out of his supposedly busy GM job in August to go on the air and mock those pesky and ignorant fans who think there’s anything wrong with the Bills’ roster construction because Hey, I drafted Josh Allen seven years ago! Then scrambled to fix the roster at the trade deadline (for the exact same reason those pesky and ignorant fans were pointing to), then went on the air the next days with an Aw shucks, I feel just as mad as a fan that we couldn’t get a trade done! routine. Dude is a clown. He could be a great GM but he is suffering from a total lack of organizational accountability in a very “we’re just happy to have Josh Allen sell you PSLs” type environment. Malpractice.

This is the worst half of football I’ve seen in the McDermott energy. This team needed help.

They look like a team that was hoping for reinforcements at the trade deadline.

Taylor just CLINIC’D the Colts.

If THAT was the actual sticking point - Beane sucks at his job.

Why overpay for one elite player when you can overpay for six mid players with the savings?

I am not saying KC will take it I’m just talking about the Bills’ formula. But yes you’re generally in a good spot for January if your line is mauling people and you can run the ball effectively even against stacked boxes. Would just really like it if Ray Davis or Ty would get going.

I would just feel way better about it if they could get one of their other running backs going. I am super worried about trying to give Cook 20-25 runs a game through January as a strategy. And slamming Shakir into the teeth of the defense over and over. They are working hard for their yards right now and relying on some smaller guys to do it. If their offense starts to break down physically like their defense has, they are in real trouble.

It would’ve been better for Beane to have just said he liked his roster and was fine to stand pat. Just grow a pair dude. To say that he tried hard but couldn’t close - especially after ranting on the radio in the offseason about how his offensive weapons were fine - it’s just so unimpressive and weak. You suck at evaluating your own roster in the offseason AND you suck at making trades? He is killing me.

Shaheed also probably wanted to go play in an offense he was familiar with - he's in a contract year, playing for his former OC helps him ensure he finishes strong and gets paid. As opposed to languishing in the Moore-Samuel mid receiver rotation waiting for Brady to call 1-2 deep shots per game.

They probably still remember the time they couldn't cover him in London. Might have dodged a bullet not landing him although, man, they really put themselves up against it AGAIN in 2025, once again at the trade deadline desperately needing outside WR help. I just do not understand the thinking process over at OBD, it's like they know it's a huge need but always find reasons not to prioritize it.

Beane has had two awful offseasons right after paying Allen and compressing the cap. Just facts.