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Those who committed crimes on J6 should not be pardoned. If Trump does that, I'll criticize it.

No, it's on you/left win ideology. By letting everyone think that they deserve to/can get in, they make risky decisions.

Yeah but those aren't political...

Not to worry, the CHIPs act will save us...

No, that's what you believe. And after McD brought the team back to respectability after a 17 year drought littered with bad coaches...a bad sequence wasn't going to lose him his job. Not when the STs blunder likely would have altered the outcome. And it's not like the coaches hired in 2022 were anything special.

Coincidence? I think not.

I knew Samuel would start on the outside. Shakir is the slot guy. But Samuel will be moved all over.

Not if you consider the coaches themselves. Dennison was likely all McD could get as a rookie HC with no QB and McD moved on from him quickly to Daboll, who was a good hire and got a HC'ing gig (and could be back next year ). Two of the others were STs coaches and replaced after poor performances. Pretty stable on defense. It will be interesting to see how Brady and Babich. IMHO McD's tenure is riding on them.

Dennison yup and I think was a "I couldn't get anyone else" and was gone after a/McD's first year. Crossman he inherited and was gone after year 2. So that's 2 of the 4 within McD's first 2 years. Dorsey, yup but was also gone fairly quickly and in time to salvage the season.

Evans didn't make the 53 man roster. Neither did Travis Clayton (he's on IR) but they have him as 3rd string RT.

But Russia...

Probably going to see more of this, now that it's been done successfully twice. Great job, Harris!

First off, it was in France. Second of all, if people are going to illegally come to the US, employing dangerous means to do so, that's on them.

Is it? Again you crying over losing Dennison, Crossman and Dorsey?

The Army's priorities are so FUBAR'd.

I don't know for sure about Frazier, but I can see McD trying to give him his moment to shine so as to get another head coaching gig. Farwell I'm sure was responsible for not informing Bass of the change in kickoff strategy, and if so he deserved to be fired. I don't think McD fired him for no reason. And as for Josh seeing his D pizz away another playoff game, that was the only game they pizzed away. No one came to play against the Bengals the following year and last year the Bills were starting their backup LB's and a backup CB against the Chefs, and Bass blew the game-tying kick. Meanwhile some have said he could have won the game had he thrown the ball to Diggs on that final drive when they were in the redzone, to at least chew up clock so as to not see the defense pizz the game away. And hey, I'm all for getting a stud HC who is great at something. I'm open to suggestions. But I've never been a change for change sake kind of person when things are successful and I think it's going to have to wait until the Bills sorely under perform. And who knows? That could be this season.

Again, McD has fired just 4 coordinators in 8 seasons. The only ones were blaming are Frazier and Dorsey, for 13 seconds. I don't think anyone's shedding any tears over losing Dennison, Crossman or Dorsey.

That is possible.

The way the team turned the season around after the firing of Dorsey suggests otherwise. They could have easily packed-it-in if they wanted him gone. Even if the deep kickoff was on Farwell and/or play-calling had been on Frazier?

"Alexa, why are you lying?"

Glad to hear "across the country."

McD has fired 2 OCs and 2 STs coaches. Outside of Farwell, who you've convinced yourself wasn't at fault for the Chiefs game, and Frazier who left a year after 13 seconds, would you say any of the other 3 didn't deserve to be fired? Do you think McD should have been fired after 13 seconds?

"Global warming will lead to more/deadlier hurricanes!" 2024 comes. "C'mon, hurricanes!"

I's amazing how many on the left just bleat along with this...

I bet they wish they were in cages...