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Beane gets the players McDermott asks for. McDermott runs the show.

I think the coaches told Epenesa to lose another 20 pounds. We’re not allowed to be physical on either side of the ball.

Beane gave the coaches a mauling Guard in Teller and they didn’t want him. He signed Breida and they’d rather stick with the Singletary/Moss tandem. A change definitely needs to be made on the Offensive coaching staff.

If I’m Beane, I’d tell McDermott to fire your OC. I draft the best Guard in the League and can’t use him in your offense. It’s not the personnel. It’s the offensive philosophy.

Patriots will destroy this team. Can’t see Bills winning the division. And this team don’t have enough fight in it to scratch its way to a wildcard spot. 9-8 tops. More likely 8-9.

I think McDermott has gone overboard on the analytics and it’s resulted in a soft finesse team that others have figured out. Not figuring out how to use a soon-to-be All Pro Guard, asking your 2nd round Defensive End to lose 25 pounds and now he gets rag dolled when teams run at him. We’ve gone so overboard on finesse.

It’s about their football philosophy. If you’re the more physical team, you always have a chance. We are rarely the more physical team.

I don’t think he should be on the hot seat, but I think he needs to adjust his philosophy. We need to get more physical on both sides of ball and that probably means getting rid of possibly both coordinators. Daboll has shown no ability to put together a run game that doesn’t include putting his franchise QB in harms way. And Frazier asks his D Linemen to be way too light and plays nickel the whole game. The 2 ass beatings we are gonna get from New England will be final nail in coffin for Daboll and Frazier.

Barmore was too big and physical for McBeane. The analytics tell them to take finesse guys.

I think we needed a couple more respected veterans who were chasing rings. These guys clearly got too full of themselves after last year. McBeane brought everybody back and exchanged Brown for Sanders. Team needed an infusion of a little more new blood.

What on earth are you talking about? You do know the LaSalle that McDermott attended is in Philly.

Loose is actually the right way to describe this team. Sloppy and no attention to detail.

3rd and a foot and you drop back your statue QB. Good play-call.

Cue the Dennis Green clips. He is who we thought he was.

I get the half the distance thing. But it should still be a first down.

Seems like everybody’s jumping on the pile. Here’s to Daboll shoving it up all the armchair expert’s asses tomorrow. 4 wideouts and Knox the whole game.

Smart to take a PI there by Ravens. And refs can’t even get that right.

He’s gotta be tipping the scales above 250. Maybe Brissett is following the Dawkins diet.

Was Brissett always this hefty?

Yes. You get 70’s OJ. Murders didn’t happen yet.

One of the RB’s. Whoever was the best at short yardage and catching the ball.

The Teller thing is hard to process. O Line play is a bit of a black box to most fans including me. But given how bad the Bills O-Line has played and that the Bills traded away one of the best Guards in the NFL for a 6th rounder suggests something ain’t right. Add in two 3rd round running backs that look pretty bad the majority of the time and paying Spain then cutting him weeks into the season. Things kind of points to the running scheme or the lack of will to run the ball. Not the players. Bloom has certainly come off the Daboll rose pretty quickly.

I suspect if we lose to the Jets, we’ll find out how the offense feels about the coaching. Zero balance and no commitment to the run… my guess is the O-Line feels like they’re not put in a position to succeed. They’re certainly playing that way.

I’d love to know if there’s a stat on how fast a RB gets to the LOS. I guess that’d be hard to measure based on how far behind LOS the RB gets the ball and what route they take to the LOS. Yes the run blocking stinks but seems like our RB’s run with no violence or aggression. Just like a QB holding the ball too long effects pass blocking success, a RB who can’t hit a hole hard effects the run blocking.

Yes. Without context, I’m not sure what that number should mean.