Coach Tuesday

They have the same energy as the Jags game. Sleepwalking.

Complete sh- show.

Team captain.

Tepper will pay it.

No.

He missed a few tackles to my eyes and his attempt to behead Prescott was the kind of stupid play that could’ve really cost his team in a closer game.

Not really - he was having a pretty terrible game before the score forced Dallas to become one dimensional.

Rapp is a jacka-.

Not even close.

The dreaded Interim Coach debut game…

Whuh?

Yup. Again, if he’s an introspective person - and he seems to be that - Dunne did him a huge favor by mapping out for him exactly what he needs to work on. McD’s main issue may just be that he’s a slow processor - we all know the type. He can coach during the week but sometimes has trouble making quick adjustments and decisions in the heat of the moment, which seems to cause him to tighten up. But if he can fix some of those issues and get better at relating to his players (there are plenty of professional development consultants who specialize in this kind of coaching), he can emerge a much better coach.

https://theathletic.com/5133811/2023/12/14/buffalo-bills-jordan-poyer-ayahuasca/

Totally agree. Used to think Vrabel was a meathead but now I think he and McDaniels are two of the best coaches in the entire league. Their teams are prepared and innovative.

There is a nonzero chance the Jets’ front seven ends Tua’s season on Sunday.

From what I’ve read this week it sounds like they did a better job of preparing and practicing 2 minute defense last week, including the blitz choreography.

That tracks.

McDermott might really benefit from that hit-piece. It's basically a published personnel review (albeit a negatively-biased one) spelling out for McD the specific flaws he needs to work on to repair his relationships with his players and fellow staff members, and directing him to loosen up his approach during gameday. If McD is truly interested in self-correction and self-improvement (and Pegula is willing to be patient with him), the article is kind of a gift. And honestly, as much as the article rang true to me and as much as I don't love McDermott, it was totally over the line and unfair to him. He's got serious flaws but he's not a bad person and he truly wants to be great and help his team win. Dunne went totally overboard. I hope it does become a positive for McD, that would be beautiful irony.

Do folks not realize what an absolute GIFT it is for the Bills for Mahomes and Reid to blast the officials for doing their jobs? Good luck getting helpful calls now, Kermit.

Let's see how much defending their coach the current group of players does. Will be fascinating.

Lol you are such a broken record. Classic.

What are you talking about? Bobby Hart is a player. Booby Hart is maybe a stripper you know? This is barely legible stuff here.

This is, in my memory at least, one of the all-time most savage hit pieces ever put out there by a sports writer. EVER. It is a straight-up hit job and Dunne surely knows it. Not saying any of it is wrong, in fact it all makes COMPLETE sense to me and is exactly what I'd assumed based on the results on the field, the demeanor of McD's press conferences, and the rest of the "smoke" surrounding the franchise over the past few years (Dabs, Leslie, Diggs, etc.). But it is SAVAGE. (I will add, some of you are just conditioned to completely distrust "media elites" no matter what, but especially when the message is something you'd rather not hear. You should, um, do some work on that.)

I am sure the Chiefs are terrified at the thought of having to defend Fournette’s 2.9 YPC.