HereComesTheReignAgain

This is smart and the Bills are clearly interviewing people that they feel could fill out a coaching staff in addition to any head coach candidate. When they hire Klint Kubiak, they will be already have a list of potential staff. They have the time to do this while they wait to formally interview Kubiak.

The roster was not bad by any stretch of the imagination. The idea that McDermott worked miracles with a bunch of scrubs and Josh Allen is lazy and ignorant. QB - best in the league RBs - easily top 5 group. TEs - 3 deep top 5 group when healthy. Best blocking TE in the league. WRs - weak but Shakir is a top slot WR when used properly. O line - top 5 unit if not one of the best. DEs - Rousseau is tough to judge, Joey Bosa looked good at times. Hoecht looked dominant in his few plays DT - Ed Oliver looked great pre injury. Sanders and Walker have potential. Jones was OK. I think a new coach goes bigger at DT LBs - Milano was an all pro in '22 and looked good this season. Shaq Thompson played very well. Bernard had a disappointing season. CBs - Benford is excellent. Tre White played very well and was a great signing. Hairston is a 1st round pick and looks very promising. Taron had a down year but was an all pro and considered a top nickel corner before this season. FS - Cole Bishop is young and looks very good. SS - weak. Poyer was forced into a starting role and was serviceable. Out of all position groups, only boundary WR snd SS could be considered bad. Every team has a few weak spots. Beane can't control injuries. I think he did an admiral job assembling a roster. Especially considering the Diggs cap hit and a star QB contract. I was very disappointed that he did not sign a high end WR, but I'm not sure Brady would have used anyone like a true #1 anyway.

This may be the most embarrassing thing I have ever seen Bills fans do. And that is saying a lot!

Brady very rarely took advantage of a team's weakness. For instance, the Bills played several teams that were known to be weak against TEs. Instead of loading up the game plan with TE plays, he would run the normal predictable offense. A good OC attacks weaknesses. Like when the Broncos immediately targeted Dane Jackson and Darnell Savage when they entered the game.

I know all but 1 of the upcoming interviews are just formalities, but I would be incredibly disappointed if the Bills hired Brady.

Giving McDermott and Brady a top tier WR would be a waste of resources. We all saw what happened to Diggs as soon as the keys to the offense were handed to Brady. It would be like giving a standard transmission Ferrari to someone whose foot has never touched a clutch pedal.

I just wrote this in another thread. Why was there such an insistence on rotating players on the D line? Pick the best players and let them play the vast majority of the snaps.

The Incessant rotation of defensive players drove me nuts. I am wondering if that is why none of our D tackles seem to perform at a high level consistently. Do other teams rotate lesser players in constantly? Pick your best players and let them play.

No. That is not the definition of insanity. insanity noun in·san·i·ty in-ˈsa-nə-tē pluralinsanities Synonyms of insanity 1 dated : a severely disordered state of the mind usually occurring as a specific disorder 2 law : unsoundness of mind or lack of the ability to understand that prevents someone from having the mental capacity required by law to enter into a particular relationship, status, or transaction or that releases someone from criminal or civil responsibility 3 a: extreme folly or unreasonableness the insanity of violence His comments were pure insanity. b: something utterly foolish or unreasonable the insanities of modern life *Sorry, that is a huge irrational pet peeve of mine.

You mean this Mina Kimes? The one who had a school girl fit after the Bills drafted Allen? I could not possibly care any less about Mina Kimes' opinion.

I knew who wrote this article before I got down to the "by" line. Timmy does love his negative articles! It is amusing to see Timmy spin the Cook negotiation and contract as a negative. Beane negotiated with, and signed the future NFL rushing leader to a very fair contract.

McDermott and Brady would turn JSN into a blocker with 45 receptions and 600 yards for the season.

Who cares. Do you really think the Bills are worried about losing candidates to the dolphins or raiders? The only job close to as desirable is the Ravens.

The vast majority of radio show callers are mouth breathing idiots that can't get anyone to listen to their ignorant rants face to face.