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Are there any more Brady apologists out there now? Anyone willing to argue he's not one of the worst coordinators the Bills have had in its long history? Go ahead, tell me about how the offense is top five, and how this stat means something when Brady single-handedly loses games for the Bills: benching Cook, refusing to protect Allen against a fierce rush, sticking to his bubble screens like a child with a favorite toy, showing zero flexibility, adaptability, or creativity. The man is a parasite, feeding off Allen and weakening him without adding anything of value.

Well, there goes the season.

Wow, that's like the only play in Brady's repertoire!

At this rate, the only chance of winning is scoring a TD here while using up the clock then scoring a TD on every other drive.

We're seeing how the playoff game in 2023 would have played out. We're one turnover from a loss, even if we score touchdowns every other time. Thank you, McDermott.

He wants to save his timeouts to allow the defense to collect their thoughts before another 3rd down conversion.

Is it them or the scheme? I can't tell.

71%. The Bills are helping them smash that record.

That may be the only way to win, unless the Bills keep pace AND double dip after halftime. But the Bills offense is struggling to get down the field, relying on Allen heroics. Burrow looks like he's playing with children.

They're toying with the Bills defense, teasing them with runs on first down to get their hopes up like little kids.

Nope.

Glad they scored, but there is no question--none--that the Bengals defense, statistically the worst in the league--is playing better than ours.

The worse pass defense in the NFL and they can't get open in seven seconds?

Coleman is a liability out there. Better to put in anyone else. Anyone.

This could be a blowout.

He'll always hold up his end of the bargain, just like in the 13-second game. Hall of Fame coach.

McDermott's defense is an embarrassment. Where are the adjustments? Why are they playing so soft?

Time to play way behind the sticks.

He's a real linebacker. If we had Milano in his prime, they'd be one of the best duos in the league.

Let's see if McDermott has learned anything.

Sorry, it was seven minutes.

It's like we put on the tape. Now the Bills offense will struggle to get down the field and kick a field goal before giving Burrow the same look. 14-3 minutes from now.

I'd like to hear the rationale. Are they hoping the receiver will drop the ball? Or they'll get discouraged catching only for eight or nine yards a pop? Where is the logic?

Waiting for them to drop a ball or commit a penalty. The ultimate passive defense. So ugly to watch when it's your team, like letting someone spit in your face and doing nothing.

So much for my hope for a physical defense. It's like they're playing with their nieces and nephews in the snow, letting them catch it then playfully tackling them.