Kyle Williams and Sean McDermott Monday WGR Segments

[26CornerBlitz]

9-10: Kyle Williams with Schopp & the Bulldog (16:27)

 

#Bills defensive tackle Kyle Williams joins Schopp & the Bulldog now for his regular Monday appearance!

 

Williams - Have to go through and try and correct the mistakes. Have to learn and get better because of it.

 

Williams - A guy like Tremaine, Taron, Harrison is letting them know that every detail is important. That way you can do your job in a clean, fast way.

 

Williams - Anytime Coach McDermott is critical, he's critical in our meetings. He may be close to the vest in interviews, but he's critical with us.

 

Williams - We need to get turnovers. We need to provide our offense a second opportunity, a third opportunity.

 

Williams - Things can snowball. You have a good series or two, but then they come down and score.

 

Williams - The worst thing you can ever do at golf is get good and raise your expectations.

 

Williams: "We have to go through and try to correct the mistakes"

Longtime Buffalo Bills defensive tackle Kyle Williams joined Schopp & the Bulldog Monday afternoon as part of installment number one of the 2018 version of Buffalo Bills Football Monday.

 

Williams, entering his 13th season with Buffalo, is replacing the spot previously held by retired center Eric Wood.

 

9-10: Sean McDermott with Schopp & the Bulldog (13:40)

 

McDermott on the QB situation - Ultimately I'll be the one making the decision.

 

McDermott - Nate got the start, couldn't move the offense as well as we would've liked. Josh came in and did do some good things.

 

McDermott - Always looking to improve our process. Our roster of what we inherited versus what we have now, we've come a long way. Still work to do for where we're trying to get to.

 

McDermott on Peterman - The thing that jumps out is he's a young player still. He's going to continue to learn & grow. What part was his versus what part were the other guys. That's not an easy place to play, or easy defense.

 

McDermott - Overall you can't give up those points and win a football. Tremaine early in the game could've done a better job, but as the game went on he flashed. Started to look comfortable. Forced that fumble.

 

McDermott: "You cannot give up those points and win a football game"

Just an hour after his scheduled Monday press conference with the Buffalo media, Bills head coach Sean McDermott joined Schopp & the Bulldog. They discussed everything from Week 1 to the ongoing quarterback carousel, as well as the state of the defense following the team's 47-3 loss at the hands of the Baltimore Ravens.

[Helpmenow]

Watch more tape and then go to the banks and cash our checks, blah, blah

[BillsFan4]

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Williams - Anytime Coach McDermott is critical, he's critical in our meetings. He may be close to the vest in interviews, but he's critical with us.

 

Exactly. Some don’t seem to get this. 

 

McDermott gains nothing by pubically throwing his players under the bus.

But just because he doesn’t openly criticize his players to the media doesn’t mean he isn’t doing it behind closed doors. 

[BillsFan4]

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McDermott on Peterman - The thing that jumps out is he's a young player still. He's going to continue to learn & grow. What part was his versus what part were the other guys. That's not an easy place to play, or easy defense.

 

I agree. Nate will grow with experience. 

 

But it what I have trouble with is, why go through a throw away season struggling to overcome Nate’s rookie growing pains only to most likely have to do it all over again next year with Josh Allen? 

 

Now if Josh shows that he is sinking, and just truly isn’t ready to be on the field, I get it. I don’t want to ruin him. But otherwise, if Josh looks capable and this is going to be a throw away season anyway, might as well have him starting so he can hit the ground running next year. 

[Coach Tuesday]

He’s right about golf.

[Warcodered]

This might the most significant sign it might be Allen Sunday. Sure he's giving Peterman excuses of being young and still learning, but at what point is that pointless when he's starting so there less of a shock from Allen doing the same.

[Kelly the Dog]

Nate hasn't learned or grown. 

[Best Player Available]

This coach is living in a effing  bubble

[outsidethebox]

They just need to study more tape. Yep, that's it. 

[dayman]

2 hours ago, 26CornerBlitz said:

 

 

McDermott - Always looking to improve our process. Our roster of what we inherited versus what we have now, we've come a long way. Still work to do for where we're trying to get to.

 

 

 

That they have. Did they follow up on that statement or just let that slide? We've lost of a lot of guys that could really help us...the most damaging weren't really decisions and were on the Oline but the WR group is suffering by choice...as is the Dline. LBs always sucked and I guess they did ok w/ the secondary (hard to tell w/ no rush but even there we are missing a #2 CB)...QB is worse but so it goes nobody holds that against them. 

 

So is that the truth then? We just say "hey...it's ok we deliberately the WR group and Dline go from not good to trash....and the Oline deterioration wasn't our fault...and everybody was sick of Tyrod anyway and the LBs were always trash." That's basically where we are at. The "whatever" approach to roster building. 

Edited September 11, 2018 by dayman

[Jpsredemption]

This is the product when you ship out all the talent and preach culture. You lose.

 

You need talent to win.

[Fadingpain]

1 hour ago, BillsFan4 said:

 

Exactly. Some don’t seem to get this. 

 

McDermott gains nothing by pubically throwing his players under the bus.

But just because he doesn’t openly criticize his players to the media doesn’t mean he isn’t doing it behind closed doors. 

Is there no middle ground between saying absolutely nothing and "throwing his players under the bus?"

 

 

[dayman]

3 minutes ago, Fadingpain said:

Is there no middle ground between saying absolutely nothing and "throwing his players under the bus?"

 

 

 

The modern NFL is an entertainment product. NFL followers are owed some honest insight weekly from coaches and players...it's why they are required to do interviews. To say nothing may work for Bill in NE but he's earned that...the rest should give us something (and btw nobody is more entertaining while saying nothing than Bill...maybe Marshawn but Bill is def. #2). Hell, if they give us trash on the field at least give us some gold in the presser. 

Edited September 11, 2018 by dayman

[BillsFan4]

7 minutes ago, ScottLaw said:

There is no telling if Nate will grow with experience.

 

The sales industry takes a lot of experience and can be an ugly business. Trust me I know. Maybe he has what it takes, maybe he doesn't. 

 

I don’t know that he will ever be even a backup caliber QB, but I still think he will grow from experience as most people do... that’s all I meant. 

 

6 minutes ago, Fadingpain said:

Is there no middle ground between saying absolutely nothing and "throwing his players under the bus?"

 

 

I am sure there is. 

 

I havw no no issue with McD’s pressers though. I think it’s smart not to give up any info to the press. Other NFL teams try to exploit any possible advantage they can find, so if McD is guarded to the press, then so be it. I’d rather have a coach handle the press like McD than one who handled it like Rex did. But that’s just my preference. I understand why a lot of people loved Rex’s press conferences. He could definitely be entertaining. 

 

4 minutes ago, dayman said:

 

The modern NFL is an entertainment product. NFL followers are owed some honest insight weekly from coaches and players...it's why they are required to do interviews. To say nothing may work for Bill in NE but he's earned that...the rest should give us something (and btw nobody is more entertaining while saying nothing than Bill...maybe Marshawn but Bill is def. #2). Hell, if they give us trash on the field at least give us some gold in the presser. 

 

I keep seeing people saying this, but Belichick has pretty much always been that way with the press. 

 

When he was the head coach in Cleveland, he was tight lipped too, and he surely hadn’t earned it at that point. 

 

Belichick has never believed in sharing any unnecessary information with the media. 

[GaryPinC]

1 hour ago, Best Player Available said:

This coach is living in a effing  bubble

This is looking more real and is a huge concern for me.  It could explain him seemingly losing this team.  Peterman should not see the field again as a starter and I can't respect coaches who refuse to see that.

[26CornerBlitz]

 

[26CornerBlitz]

Williams: "[Yesterday] was a tale of two halves"

 

Buffalo Bills Football Monday has rolled around for the second time this season, and as per usual veteran defensive tackle Kyle Williams joined Schopp & the Bulldog for an afternoon discussion.

 

Williams conversed with the guys about the Bills' loss to the Los Angeles Chargers, Vontae Davis, Taiwan Jones and the struggles that defensive players wrestle with in terms of penalties to quarterbacks in the National Football League.

 

Here are some notable quotes from Williams' time on WGR Sports Radio 550.

 

McDermott: "Nobody said this was going to be easy"

 

Buffalo Bills Football Monday chugged right along as, following Kyle Williams' appearance, it was head coach Sean McDermott's turn to join Schopp & the Bulldog this afternoon.

 

McDermott discussed about a potential rebound for the 0-2 Bills, the progression of the youthful playmakers on the team and everything else that awaits the team as the 2018 season continues along.

 

Here are some excerpts from the head coach's conversation on WGR.

[Punching Bag]

On 9/10/2018 at 7:59 PM, Helpmenow said:

Watch more tape and then go to the banks and cash our checks, blah, blah

 

I am sure when you have a bad at work you do not cash your paycheck.

On 9/10/2018 at 9:47 PM, dayman said:

 

The modern NFL is an entertainment product. NFL followers are owed some honest insight weekly from coaches and players...it's why they are required to do interviews. To say nothing may work for Bill in NE but he's earned that...the rest should give us something (and btw nobody is more entertaining while saying nothing than Bill...maybe Marshawn but Bill is def. #2). Hell, if they give us trash on the field at least give us some gold in the presser. 

 

Billicheat earned nothing; cheating earns you nothing.  

[John from Riverside]

On 9/10/2018 at 5:35 PM, Best Player Available said:

This coach is living in a effing  bubble

Maybe he should be listening to you instead

 

.....no he should not

[DC Tom]

1 hour ago, 26CornerBlitz said:

 

McDermott: "Nobody said this was going to be easy"

 

 

Yes.  In fact, I've heard that it's hard to win in the NFL.

[26CornerBlitz]

Just now, DC Tom said:

 

Yes.  In fact, I've heard that it's hard to win in the NFL.

 

Sounds vaguely familiar. 

[26CornerBlitz]

Williams: "We went in [to Sunday] knowing we had to be our best"

 

Buffalo Bills' defensive tackle Kyle Williams joined Schopp & the Bulldog Wednesday afternoon for his first visit following a Bills victory (!!) this fall.  What a Sunday it was; Buffalo turned major tides and effectively flipped the state of Minnesota on its side with their 27-6 underdog victory.  Williams touches on that, among much more in his conversation with the guys.

 

Here is some of the best from his time on WGR 550.

 

9-24: Kyle Williams on WGR (15:25)

 

Williams - We've got a strong group of guys in the locker room. Things we think will correct themselves will.

 

Williams - When we looked at film, we saw if we could win on early downs, get them 3rd & 5 or more, there were things we could take advantage of.

 

Williams - When you get your 1 on 1 matchups, that's when you have to deliver. Some games, a guy like me or Jerry you may only get 5,10, or 2. We don't decide who gets the sacks.

 

Williams on his favorite sack - Any on Brady. I had a bet years ago with Jairus Byrd that if I got to ten I would do the Ric Flair dance.

 

Williams - The main thing is you're going to play a team that was looked at as a Super Bowl contending team. A top defense, high end QB, knowing we had to go out to be our best.

 

Williams on the Allen hurdle - I saw it from the sidelines. You're watching going "Oh my god!", then he gets to the sidelines and you have to tell him never do that again.

 

Williams on the Allen hurdle - That kind of effort resonates with everyone. You look at Taiwan Jones, Lorenzo, Milano, guys see that type of effort and feed off it.

 

Williams on if anyone has ever hurdled him - Not that I know of even though I'm a lot easier to jump over than Anthony Barr. I'm a bit shorter.

 

Williams on Lambeau - It's special. It's a fun experience. We've got a big week in front of us, that guy (Rodgers) is one of the best to ever do it.

 

Williams - On Monday's you appreciate a grass field a little more. At the same time on Sunday you really don't pay attention to the difference.

 

Williams - I'm going to watch my man Fitz tonight, hope he wins, and see what he wears in postgame.

 

Williams - I think (Fitz) may come out in just a bow tie if they win tonight.

 

McDermott: "Our play yesterday was very aggressive and controlled"

 

Buffalo Bills [Victory] Football Monday continued right along here on WGR 550 with head coach Sean McDermott joining Schopp & the Bulldog for their scheduled discussion about the state of the Bills and beyond.  Impressive team and individual showings headlined Buffalo's historic victory over the NFC-darling Minnesota Vikings, including Josh Allen's breakout performance in the first road start of his NFL career.

 

Here is the best of McDermott's visit with the guys.

 

9-24: Sean McDermott on WGR (13:48)

 

McDermott - There's some motivation baked in when it's relevant, but for right now it's just about developing.

 

McDermott - Thought we had a good week of practice. I was happy mostly for the coaches and players.

 

McDermott - The Josh hurdle will stay with me for a while. Just happy he stayed healthy through that. It stood out how fired up he was after the play. It showed he meant business and we meant business.

 

McDermott on Allen being fired up - The biggest thing it it's genuine. I want all our players to go out and be themselves. We give them a lot of space to show their true personalities. It's about having fun and it should be fun.

 

McDermott on the Tre White penalty - I was pretty fired up, that's my personality, whether I show that a lot or not. We're looking for consistency so the players know how that'll be officiated. We're waiting for an explanation as we speak.

 

McDermott - I want an aggressive football team. Sometimes that'll happen. You don't ever want to see someone get hurt because of poor technique, but I thought it was an aggressive play.

 

McDermott - We want our corners to be able to hit, and tackle properly. I though Tre did that.

 

McDermott - Leslie coached out there for a few years. There's an emotional side of that, extremely happy for Leslie and his family.

 

McDermott on Allen - He did a good job. I thought he generated offense. Play fakes, throwing the ball down field, moving the pocket, moving his feet. He did some good things, certainly a lot yet to learn.

 

McDermott - We moved Jerry around, it was fun to watch. He played great. That spreads around the defense, it's infectious.

[LeGOATski]

McDermott comes off as a strict coach, but he's really not. He's always told the players to be themselves. I'm glad he's not looking to oppress personalities. 

 

Being able to that is all about acquiring the right personalities.

[26CornerBlitz]

 

[wppete]

I get angry listening to McDermotts coach speak. Can this guy speak like a normal human being???? It’s ridiculous. 

[26CornerBlitz]

Williams: "We're all putting a lot on the line for a [potential] win"

 

 

No matter if Sunday produces a win or a loss, Buffalo Bills defensive tackle Kyle Williams joins Schopp & the Bulldog either way.  The Green Bay Packers brought the Bills back to Earth after Buffalo's beatdown of the Minnesota Vikings two weeks ago, and Williams discussed the game from Lambeau Field among much more.

 

10-1: Kyle Williams on WGR (14:24)

 

Williams on aiming for 17 points let up - Defensive coaches come up with a baseline goal. It probably comes from studies on what gives you a chance to win.

 

Williams on his fumble recovery - There was another guy trying to grab it. Might have been our guy, but you never know.

 

Williams on fumble piles - Pile etiquette is just trying to get the ball. There's some not so nice stories. They can be limited only by your imagination.

 

Williams - We're all putting a lot on the line for a W. You're all putting it on the line for that ball, you don't know what might come out of you.

 

Williams - The tough thing for the position I play, there are plays that even if you play your block right, you're very rarely a factor on outside runs.

 

Williams on Micah Hyde - Hopefully we get him back as soon as we can. What he does in terms of communication & making plays in really invaluable.

 

Williams - Taron (Johnson) & Siran (Neal) coming in and making plays is good for their development. Especially with Hyde out.

 

Williams - In the long run we don't talk about the loss ruining anything. It's a clear sign of execution and preparation. We don't have the luxury of riding the roller coaster of whether we're good or not.

 

Williams - I've been out to hot starts and bad finishes and bad starts and good finishes. At least we get to come home this week, we're excited for that.

 

Williams on Allen - There's a difference between feeling good about yourself and knowing how you have to prepare. Never getting too high or too low. Sometimes you have to weather success, how will we handle this? Have to make sure he's understanding the right things.

 

Williams on the #Sabres - I may or not take my son. Always follow those guys and I'm pulling for them.

 

McDermott: "I thought we got away from our game"

 

 

Head coach Sean McDermott graced the airwaves of WGR Sports Radio 550 for the fourth Monday in a row as the Buffalo Bills' season rolls on.  Despite the 22-0 shutout loss to the Green Bay Packers, McDermott and the team feel that hope is not yet lost.  Here is the best of the second-year head coach's time with Schopp & the Bulldog.

 

10-1: Sean McDermott on WGR (15:53)

 

McDermott - When you play good team offense you can establish the line of scrimmage, play action, throw the football, a lot of hands needed to establish that.

 

McDermott - There were times yesterday it was up to our standard, and times we weren't. I thought we got away from our game.

 

McDermott on McCoy's touches - It's low. LeSean is one of our better players. He's a guy we have to get the ball early in the game and often. With good running backs, the more touches they get the better they are.

 

McDermott - When you go into a game the best thing to do is have a bullet pointed check list. Wanting to do things early, have something done by halftime.

 

McDermott on getting McCoy the ball - Plain and simply put we didn't do a good enough job of it.

 

McDermott on whether McCoy is frustrated - I wouldn't doubt it. He's a prideful guy. He's a guy that wants touches and we have to get him them.

 

McDermott on Micah Hyde - He didn't get a chance to contribute back in Green Bay where he started his career. I thought the guys that stepped in did a good job, Siran Neal and Rafael Bush.

 

McDermott - We coach our WR's to make sure they're going forward when they go out of bounds to stop the clock. We coach our defense to try and make the guy with the ball go backwards out of bounds.

 

McDermott - We have to shape every game plan in a way we can protect our QB. This is a situation where Josh will continue to learn. You either win or you learn and he has a lot to learn from yesterday's game.

 

McDermott on Allen - I got to him a couple times yesterday telling him what I thought he needed to do. In particular the play right before half. He needs to learn from that. We have one of the best kickers in the NFL, could've had three there.

 

McDermott - This is one of the greatest sports in the world because it's exciting and points are being scored. Defensively, I'm not a big fan of it, but you're seeing scores at the college level even in the high 30s consistently.

 

McDermott on college schemes coming into the NFL - 25-30% of the game is what you see at the college level. It's certainly changing.

 

McDermott - At the end of the day you have to be able to score points. Defensively the goal used to be keep the other team under 14 points. Now it's 17. That meter is going up.

[Fr. Jerk]

Listening to these segments = as entertaining as watching paint dry, ya dig?  

[TFBillsfan]

I respect KW but at this point is he really anything more than McDermott’s asst coach?  KW has been pretty much invisible this season with the exception of a few plays.

 

McDermott’s coach speak is starting to get really annoying when the results are becoming all too familiar!

[BuffaloRush]

Are we really going to put all the interview summaries in 1 thread!?!?!?!?  

[26CornerBlitz]

10 minutes ago, BuffaloRush said:

Are we really going to put all the interview summaries in 1 thread!?!?!?!?  

 

I'll bet you $5K that the answer is yes. 

[BuffaloRush]

Just now, 26CornerBlitz said:

 

I'll bet you $5K that the answer is yes. 

 

Get a job

[26CornerBlitz]

Kyle Williams - The new rules go toward offensive production

 

 

After a 13-12 victory over the Titans on Sunday, Bills defensive tackle Kyle Williams joined Schopp and Bulldog for his weekly appearance on Tuesday to talk more on the defense's success, the QB hitting rules, the addition of quarterback Derek Anderson and more! Here are some quotes from his Tuesday appearance:

 

10-9: Kyle Williams with Schopp & the Bulldog (14:31)

[26CornerBlitz]

10-15: Kyle Williams on WGR (13:56)

 

Williams: "You have peaks and valleys anywhere in life. Peterman has definitely had some of those so far in the NFL."

 

Williams: "I think we've got some really sound-minded guys in this room. You're either going to let it define you and learn from it, or go in the tank."

 

Williams: "I think [the defense] really put the team in a position to win. Unfortunately, we as a whole were not able to put that nail in the coffin."

 

Williams: "It was a good day, not a great day. A great day would have been closing out that win."

 

Williams on parity: "That's the ultimate challenge as a football team. You look at the last two weeks, there were like 7 or 8 teams that lost this week, who were coming off a win two weeks ago."

 

Williams: "The main statistic I pay attention to is wins."

 

Williams: "At this point in my career, the only thing I'm chasing is wins."

 

Williams: "I don't sit at home after games thinking about the great plays I made, I sit there thinking about the plays I missed."

[26CornerBlitz]

10-15: Sean McDermott on WGR (7:52)

 

McDermott: "When you look at it, you always look back and evaluate yourself, and things we could have done differently. We didn't get the result we wanted yesterday."

 

McDermott on Allen's injury: "It's a numbers deal. You only get so many guys that you can suit up on an active roster for any given Sunday."

 

McDermott on Derek Anderson: "That represents a challenge since he's only been here a week, but we'll do what we can this week. Is he ready to play in a game physically, and does he know the offense well enough to get through a game?"

 

McDermott: "It's a challenge. You can't always get the roster that you want on a given week because of the numbers game with the roster."

 

McDermott on Peterman: "You feel for him in some regard. He drove us to a lead, and had things ended differently this would be a different story. He has to learn from it."

 

McDermott: "At the end of the day you want to make sure that you're putting the players in a position to be successful."

[Punching Bag]

11 minutes ago, 26CornerBlitz said:

10-15: Sean McDermott on WGR (7:52)

 

McDermott on Derek Anderson: "That represents a challenge since he's only been here a week, but we'll do what we can this week. Is he ready to play in a game physically, and does he know the offense well enough to get through a game?"

 

 

That is the key thing.  While Derek Anderson may have thought he would get calls during the year when an injury occurs he probably did not stay in game shape on his own. Obviously he passed a physical but did he pass a conditioning test like players do in camp?

[26CornerBlitz]

 

[26CornerBlitz]

10-22: Kyle Williams on WGR (15:01)

 

Williams - At the end of the day we have to be able to adjust on the fly. We didn't do a good enough job.

 

Williams - We're not where we wanted to be. We've been on the road a lot. A good portion of our remaining schedule is at home. The only way to get through it is to work your tail off.

 

Williams - Playing with high emotion. I like that word better than effort. Guys will always be running around doing things, but is that intensity.

 

Williams - Consistency is a by product of preparation and effort during the week. Never being comfortable where you're at. It's not just going to happen because we did it the week before.

 

Williams on Derek Anderson - It's not ideal, kinda an unfair deal for him. He comes in to help Josh learn. Josh gets hurt, he has to play a week later.

 

Williams - Ultimately we all have to be better. Derek did some good things, some things he'd like back.

 

Williams on playing Brady - He knows a lot of what you're doing. You have to be sound, takes a whole sixty minutes to beat those guys. Not too much chirping or too much talking.

 

10-22: Sean McDermott on WGR (11:36)

 

McDermott on Anderson - He was knocking off some rust, but he'll continue to get confident and comfortable.

 

McDermott on Anderson - He's a pro, he's been around it. He certainly understood that his teammate Nate Peterman wasn't going to be the starter.

 

McDermott on run/pass ratio - You do what you have to based on what you are offensively and who your opponent is. There's coaches that are trying to score 50 points out there, realistically that's not who we are right now.

 

McDermott - I'd love to score 50 points, that'd allow me to sleep a lot easier. Balance is key, but you want to be able to attack the weakness of the defense. Where we live in Buffalo, you want to be able to be physical and run the football.

 

McDermott on Tre White shadowing WRs - We did it with Josh Norman in Carolina. Josh embraced that every week, and that's how I think Tre'Davious has reacted to it.

 

McDermott on White not shadowing WRs in the slot - Overall we allow our nickel player, Taron Johnson, to stay on the inside. That game is different on the inside.

 

McDermott on Monday Night Football - Thankful to be home, be in front of our fans. Opportunity for us to grow and get better. Important for young players to stay poised.

[Helpmenow]

Kyle you came back for this crap, sad 

[Agent 91]

On 9/10/2018 at 8:03 PM, BillsFan4 said:

 

Exactly. Some don’t seem to get this. 

 

McDermott gains nothing by pubically throwing his players under the bus.

But just because he doesn’t openly criticize his players to the media doesn’t mean he isn’t doing it behind closed doors. 

Well his "process" ain't workin either

[stony]

2 hours ago, 26CornerBlitz said:

 

McDermott - I'd love to score 50 points, that'd allow me to sleep a lot easier. Balance is key, but you want to be able to attack the weakness of the defense. Where we live in Buffalo, you want to be able to be physical and run the football.

 

Does he believe it, or does he think fans want to hear this in Buffalo?   

 

It's Buffalo, not Patagonia.  Someone show him some film of the offense in the 90s.

 

Edited October 23, 2018 by stony