Who has been the biggest disappointment?

[damj]

On 11/7/2022 at 9:07 AM, IronMaidenBills said:

For me it’s a tie between Davis and McKenzie. If it wasn’t for Diggs being the dawg that he is, we’d be in deep trouble. When we face good secondaries, we have nobody that can take over a game when Diggs is taken out. It’s depressing because I though Davis could be that dude after the KC game last year. What is even more maddening is Shakir has shown flashes and yet he doesn’t get the playing time he deserves over McKenzie. It blows my mind that you have an elite QB and you can’t even get 50 yards a game. McKenzie has been an absolute soul crusher. 

Davis.

 

I've been big on him since his rookie year. I wondered why they signed Sanders last year and didn't go to him. I guess the Bills weren't sold on him going into the season and must have thought he turned the corner in the play-offs.

 

Apparently, in hindsight, they're wrong

[Success]

Honestly, McDermott.

 

I look at coaches like Daboll, Saleh and even someone like McDaniel, and find myself wishing we had one of those guys instead.  McD obviously does some things well, but comes up far short in other areas. 

 

He is good w/ gameplanning and setting up proper defensive strategies depending on the opponent.  But adjustments in-game are usually lacking, his teams sometimes seem to lack enough motivation, and the situational awareness of this team in general has to be among the worst in the league.