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And in the end they conceded a TD by trying to defend a FG. Classic McDermott.
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If we are going to rush 2, that means we get to drop 2 extra guys back into coverage. Surely, McD must understand that the Hail Mary is an option here. So rush 2 if he must, but make those extra 2 guys like Mack Hollins and Dalton Kincaid. Instead of the munchkins Rapp and Johnson back there. He doesnt even understand his own bad strategies well.
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Hail Murray 13 seconds 16 seconds (the very next time we played the Chiefs week 6 of 2022) I'm sure there are others And now this All of them right after McDufus takes a Time Out. Embarrassing and pathetic. He has ZERO situational awareness. He has ZERO feel for the game. He has ZERO advanced strategy. We will continue to be embarrassed in these situations as long as McD is Head Coach.
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Trying to go "all in" for a Wild Card spot in the current AFC landscape at 2-4 is absolutely bonkers. They are so desperate. Love to see it.
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Then why fire the HC week 5? Woody Johnson has no idea what he's doing.
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I think he was in it up until the Raiders made it clear they wanted to offload the entire contract and were unwilling to eat any cash in the deal. Which could have been the first and only phone call.
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Yep, he's been a big issue on every team he's played for since high school.
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Tomlin has a knack for getting the most out of headcase WRs before they flame out. Pickens would be absolutely crazy under McDermott.
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And Bills fans think Diggs was a selfish, diva headcase?!?!? Wait til you get a load of Pickens. He'll be run out of Buffalo before Thanksgiving.
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Wide Receiver seemed to be the one strong point on the Jets last night. Classic Jets.
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If he hasnt learned it by now, with the multitude of examples he's failed in, then he's never going to. The dude just doesnt know how to coach situational football. He has no feel for the game or understanding of what is going on.
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Yes, this is the "I'm going to call into WGR and suggest trading Cook for Adams" vibe I've been looking forward to seeing today. Classic Mafia.
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They were my objective preseason pick for the SB, but it's tough sledding in the AFC. But yes, they are a very good team with a very good coach.
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WOO HOOO!! How did you get him back? Someone find him? You find him in a shelter? Or did the goofball just show back up like "what?"?
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Agreed, and loved seeing the old school Atlanta Falcons unis a couple weeks ago.
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For perspective, $9M to keep him, $11M to cut him and move on. So a $2M hit. Keeping him next year and waiting until 2026 would be $9.7M to keep and $3.5M to cut. I'd be fine with cutting him next year and taking the additional $2M hit, especially if we draft a couple of WRs, considering pretty much our entire WR corp would be on rookie deals. But we're also going to need to pay Shakir soon too.
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I think Sunday was nothing more than trying to show off and impress his ex. Just like when we rolled into LA for the 2021 opener, and Allen attacked the Rams with reckless abandon to show that it should have been the Bills in the Super Bowl after 13 seconds. The difference is, that time it worked. Whether through more luck, or more skill (at WR), or likely some of both. From what I saw Sunday (and unfortunately rewatched last night on NFLN) Allen went in trying to prove something. Trying to show off. Trying to show he can make magic happen with his arm-arrogance. Trying to prove he doesnt need a #1 WR. But it wasnt clicking. The hero ball on the last possession while the coaches were yelling for a 1st down pretty much proves this.
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Oh, I thought this was about a different type of house for adults....
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McDermott needs a end of game coordinator
DrDawkinstein replied to 86poker's topic in The Stadium Wall
While I agree with all of this, and it was a bad game for Josh (who seemed to be trying too hard to impress his ex), I think there is an underlying problem that comes back to McDermott. Josh is not great with situational football, and he doesnt have a HC who is a master of situational football to teach him and get him under control. Where as both Mahomes and Reid are excellent at it and make far fewer mistakes in that realm, which is really what puts them over the top. While it was Josh's mistake in the moment, it is also a failure in coaching for him to not completely understand why he needs to hit the open short route for a number of reasons.