Coach Tuesday

Now that Allen is on the shelf I guess it doesn't matter as much.

I highly doubt Manning sticks around to mentor a new QB next year. He's done in NY and probably done period.

The Giants are an example of how bad decision-making can cascade through the league and cause consequences to other teams. The Maras stuck Shurmur and Gettleman with Manning for 2018, which was a bad directive. Gettleman passed up on the chance to trade down, acquire picks, and still likely draft a QB of the future - so he could take a running back. Horrible decision when you factor in the opportunity cost. Meanwhile Gettleman’s stubborn idiocy probably cost the Bills the chance to draft Darnold, the consequences of which remain to be seen. And now, the Giants are shedding talent to acquire extra picks to guarantee themselves a top QB prospect in 2019, which they should’ve dealt with in 2018. When you factor in the amount of picks that Gettleman passed up on acquiring, along with the picks he may have to spend to trade up, it’s astounding - deferring the QB decision will cost the Giants like 5-6 draft picks and some quality players. And those are just the consequences to the Giants - as I said above, their stupidity affected other teams such as ours...

Maybe the dumbest idea I’ve ever heard here, which is saying something.

The only way to screw up Josh Allen’s development more than the Bills already have is to sign, midseason no less, the nephew of the most famous QB ever to play in Buffalo, who also happens to be a complete, unaccountable knucklehead. Brilliant idea!!

One of the most underrated players in the league.

No one is saying it affects his performance - the issue is whether his teammates still believe in him.

I mean, I don't disagree, but he didn't get hit that hard and he was sobbing like a baby. I'd hire him to work at my law firm, but it's tough to lead a football team after something like that, it just is.

Yikes. Something about that family, they're just not mentally tough enough for the position.

Post of the Year, honestly. This says it all.

Visual evidence the Bills had 22 players on the field?

Terry doesn't like being embarrassed, on national TV, at home, against the division rival. No, it's not "new," but it's not supposed to be happening under McD and I'm darn sure it wasn't part of the plan. You're positive the owners are in lockstep with McBeane. I'm positive you're wrong about that. I predict we'll find out soon that I'm right, but who knows.

We'll find out soon enough - this team is days away from being humiliated on national television and if my prediction holds true, that will cause Terry to peek out of his turtle shell and start making noise...

Hey, it worked in Cambodia...

I mean, they can do that right now, given that the team is moving, right? Perfect time to gut the roster. The Vegas fans won't be nearly as attached to the existing players.

OMG make it stop with the Brandon Reilly nonsense!!!! There is no try-hard white guy who is going to come and save the season. ENOUGH.

Well, if we're talking about trading picks, that's another conversation. But the idea that you have to draft and develop players on offense is simply not true. There are different ways to do it - it's about resource allocation. Spending draft picks on college players is just one way to spend limited resources.

The Rams spent first round picks on Gurley and Goff. That’s it. Most of the rest of their high picks have focused on defense, FYI.

Can we trade ownership?

Most clueless owners in professional sports - they need to hire an intermediary because their products are a joke.

Don’t like the product? Vote with your dollars.

Anderson is Ortoning it down the field today - constantly throwing short of the sticks. He didn’t want to leave his couch and it shows.

McD is in serious hot water starting in January. This is a disaster.

McD may lose his job.

Team checked out after Clay’s fumble.