Bill from NYC

The above blames Beane and excuses McDermott, but at the same time admits that McDermott is the more powerful of the two. OK then.

I know nothing about the man but judging by his name he sounds like a great communicator.

You now believe that Beane has more power than McDermott wrt the draft? When did you change your opinion? Do you think that McDermott did enough to bolster the WR position?

I know you're out there somewhere Somewhere, somewhere I know you're out there somewhere Somewhere you can hear my voice I know I'll find you somehow Somehow, somehow I know I'll find you somehow

Obviously this discussion is going nowhere. Let me know the next time (if ever) an original thought finds it's way past your filters and into your brain. Good luck!

You don't need another opinion. Just continue to follow the flock.

I don't disagree wrt the late round trades. These were smart moves and things like that would seem to enable McDermott to concentrate on getting better weapons for his GREAT quarterback early in the drafts. And yes they did trade that pick for Diggs which I applaud, despite the fact that he might have peaked at this point and is a bit wacky (or so it would appear). The Bills are in need of better receivers now. Do you doubt this? It seem to be a common concern of every poster on this board. More wide receivers and less ridiculous trade ups (Trevor Lawrence and Elam) would have given our generational talented QB a better chance to win. Oh, and there were plenty of talented WRs left when he drafted Oliver at #9. In any event, thank you for the dialogue which I appreciate, and for bringing facts into the discussion.

That was mentioned as part of his dismal performance, not as the primary reason that he should be fired. And seriously, if you think that Beane has more say wrt the draft than McDermott, then I suppose this would make you a robotic blind fasith loyalist, not quite capable of an original thought. Either way, have a great day!

Yes, a pick that he actually traded UP for. And yes, it is clearly evident that McDermott holds the power on draft day and even free agency.

Did you mean to type "wise up?" Wanting a football coach fired who gave away Mahomes for a cornerback, traded up for mediocre defensive players (while neglecting to give Josh Allen adequate weapons) and finds numerous ways to lose big games is not a sign of immaturity. It sounds to me more like having an open mind and not being guided by blind loyalty (or in some cases fan hating).

I doubt it. That makes a little too much sense.

Wow, that IS just a tad harsh! 😀

That's an easy question..... Sean McDermott has complete control over free agency and the draft. Beane is more of an administrator than a football man. McDermott is WAY underqualified to be in charge and this is evident by his screwy drafts picks and draft trades. What McDermott DID excel at was selling Mr. Pegula a bill of goods, telling him about the "process," (Nick Saban was using this term when McDermott was going to his high school prom). McDermott has a generational talent at QB and responds by not getting him enough weapons and focusing primarily on defense. He needs to be fired.

What you find-ah What you feel now What you know-ah To be real Ooh, your love's for real now You know that your love is my love My love is your love Our love is here to stay

Agreed and agreed. They should fire him for other reasons.

I don't doubt you but if the bolded is true, it is a sad reflection upon society. People are dying of cancer by the minute. The money should be spent on research, not funneled out to a steroid crazed douchebag to hawk a product with very mixed results. And before anybody goes there, I am not anti-vax. I had 3 shots (and of course had covid twice).

Very good post but the last sentence is debatable. It might however ring true, in that McDermott would have drafted cornerbacks for Mahomes instead of receivers.

He certainly deserves a VERY hefty fine to prevent this from becoming a trend. I hope that I am wrong but I have a strong hunch that this horse already left the barn with that shove.

That was a vivid indication of what was to come with McDermott.

I'm up on the tight wire One side's ice and one is fire It's a circus game with you and me I'm up on the tight rope One side's hate and one is hope But the top-hat on my head is all you see And the wire seems to be The only place for me A comedy of errors and I'm falling Like a rubber-neck giraffe You look into my past Well maybe you're just too blind to see

HBD Bro!

I never thought I could feel this way And I've got to say that I just don't get it I don't know where we went wrong But the feeling's gone And I just can't get it back

What you find, ah (I think I love you, baby) What you feel now (I feel I need you, baby) What you know-a To be real Ooh, your love's for real now You know that your love is my love My love is your love Our love is here to stay

I remember them and a tie was considered a lost bet, so none of the point spreads involved half points.