I'm glad we have McDermott

[Sargent Hulka]

7 hours ago, GunnerBill said:

 

Yea damn Frazier and McDermott failing to execute the most fundamental part of football - the snap!

 

I don't give the awesome reaction often. This got an awesome. 

That's not nearly the only thing that lost the Minnesota game. What about letting Justin Jefferson run free with single coverage all game long?

4 hours ago, Toledo Bill said:

Or Harvey Johnson?

I don't think he's as good as Lou Saban or Chuck Knox.

[Billsfan1972]

Always love the McD luvfest!!!!  

 

As I asked is this Bills team and record about McD or is it about Allen?

 

 

 

 

[ganesh]

7 hours ago, KDIGGZ said:

Good leader, below average game manager. Bills have a great defense and the 2nd best QB in the NFL. Not to sound ungrateful, but any team that can say that should be winning super bowls.

The Bills have the best QB in the NFL !

[Rat-boy]

18 minutes ago, Sargent Hulka said:

Allen won them the KC and Detroit games. If he hadn't, the McDermott enthusiasm would be significantly less on here right now.

Pretty accurate for the KC and Detroit games

I love data cherry picker trolls with really weak takes.😒

[ControllerOfPlanetX]

1 hour ago, Billsfan1972 said:

Always love the McD luvfest!!!!  

 

As I asked is this Bills team and record about McD or is it about Allen?

 

 

 

 

was the Patriots record about Belicheat or Brady?
 

[3rdand12]

8 hours ago, Greg S said:

 

I would add Beane as well. We have a strong management team in place. We will need it because the AFCE is turning into one strong division.

It really is the impressive combination of talent and mindset of McBeane ( i sue that sincerely as they are seemingly conjoined in thinking and method.
 These two are fairly amazing, for all their faults.

Prefer we keep this thing running for good few years.

 

Maybe K Dorsey will gather himself after all ! Frazier is solid as a rock
We are so close to maintaining as  long term contenders. The trick is taking us over the top finally.
It hasn't been done in my Lifetime so is likely a superhuman act.

 I believe in Those two and trust that darned Process !

 

[mrags]

8 hours ago, RiotAct said:

I was PISSED at the coaching staff after the Minnesota game. (And still rightfully so, I assert).

 

However, they’ve been quite good this year overall - ESPECIALLY when you step back and look at the quality of our competition so far and all the injuries we’ve had to deal with.

That’s the problem with them. Most of the time we’re definitely pleased with them. But then a few times a year they end up screwing up like the Vikings game. Or the Allen sneak in Tennessee last year. Or 13 seconds. I’m general it’s fine 1-3 times a year. Not when those times cost you a 1 seed or a loss in the divisional round game that’s the problem. 

[Low Positive]

1 hour ago, Billsfan1972 said:

Always love the McD luvfest!!!!  

 

As I asked is this Bills team and record about McD or is it about Allen?

 

 

 

 

[3rdand12]

1 hour ago, ganesh said:

The Bills have the best QB in the NFL !

we have a sub par rookie OC who is learning the ropes the hard way
Part of HC is building constantly.
Losing Dabolls exp was going to happen but a big drop off with in game exp over decades.
 Like frazier does
I think McD lets em learn as they go. Experience being the ultimate teacher. we are 9-3 by sheer will i feel sometimes.

Team Game

[ArtVandalay]

9 hours ago, Success said:

That's it. I'm not even sure this is worth a thread, but after watching coaching all season, and particularly this past weekend and last night - it's pretty clear we have a good one in McD.  ALL coaches make mistakes and have moments you can point to that are sub-par, but on balance, this coaching staff is well-prepared, gameplans well & makes good adjustments.  

 

Around the rest of the league, the coaching is just bad.  There are obviously some good ones, but it's a pretty small group.  I'd put McDermott in the top 5 right now.

 

 

Single handedly cost us a Super Bowl last year. He has not gotten better on GameDay. Still our weakness.... hopefully this year will be different when it matters. 

[Billsatlastin2018]

6 hours ago, Alphadawg7 said:

 

The coach who made the FUBAR as you put it is gone to Jax

Yeah… but it’s always where the Buck stops… at the top!

[John from Riverside]

2 hours ago, Sargent Hulka said:

 He's a lousy in-game manager.

Like I said annoying, annoying that they keep on saying it and annoying that their little group pats each other on the ass when they do

[QB Bills]

You McDermott bootlickers are a special bunch. The guy basically stole a super bowl from the franchise last year after his balls shrivelled up for the second postseason in a row and people line up to kiss his ass. His cowardice is the biggest obstacle for this team to get over the hump. It's laughable that fans defend his mistakes by saying "he's learned from them" when the average fan was screaming at the tv while he was in the midst of making them.

 

You have possibly the most talented player in the history of the league at the most important position, not to mention studs all over the defense, and fans are happy because the team is simply competitive. The drought has scarred many of you.

 

Mark my words, if they lose in the postseason again this year, it's going to be another boneheaded tactical error by him that is the reason for it.

[Buffalo716]

1 minute ago, QB Bills said:

You McDermott bootlickers are a special bunch. The guy basically stole a super bowl from the franchise last year after his balls shrivelled up for the second postseason in a row and people line up to kiss his ass. His cowardice is the biggest obstacle for this team to get over the hump. It's laughable that fans defend his mistakes by saying "he's learned from them" when the average fan was screaming at the tv while he was in the midst of making them.

 

You have possibly the most talented player in the history of the league at the most important position, not to mention studs all over the defense, and fans are happy because the team is simply competitive. The drought has scarred many of you.

 

Mark my words, if they lose in the postseason again this year, it's going to be another boneheaded tactical error by him that is the reason for it.

We’d be going on 22 years of nothing without McDermott

 

Get a grip

[Richard Noggin]

29 minutes ago, QB Bills said:

You McDermott bootlickers are a special bunch. The guy basically stole a super bowl from the franchise last year after his balls shrivelled up for the second postseason in a row and people line up to kiss his ass. His cowardice is the biggest obstacle for this team to get over the hump. It's laughable that fans defend his mistakes by saying "he's learned from them" when the average fan was screaming at the tv while he was in the midst of making them.

 

You have possibly the most talented player in the history of the league at the most important position, not to mention studs all over the defense, and fans are happy because the team is simply competitive. The drought has scarred many of you.

 

Mark my words, if they lose in the postseason again this year, it's going to be another boneheaded tactical error by him that is the reason for it.

 

27 minutes ago, Buffalo716 said:

We’d be going on 22 years of nothing without McDermott

 

Get a grip

 

What a perfect thread for sussing out the obstinate contrarians on this board; just look at the "reactions" to the OP. Not a lot of surprises there. 

 

Consider the 1st post I've quoted here: calling fellow Bills fans "McDermott bootlickers" because they appreciate the organizational transformation from historical ineptitude to perennial contender under this coach? THAT'S obvious and "laughable" hyperbole.

 

The 2nd quoted reply is an appropriate response, and I should let that speak for me. Yet I can't help but wonder about this contrarian minority who seemingly HOPE for failure so they can be proven correct. It's a curious defect.

[HappyDays]

11 hours ago, GunnerBill said:

Yea damn Frazier and McDermott failing to execute the most fundamental part of football - the snap!

 

The coaches were unfortunately primarily responsible for the Vikings loss. Refusing to take 3 easy points and refusing to run the ball when up by multiple possessions. A young replacement level player in Cam Lewis making a stupid play in a big moment, when the coaches should have drilled it into their heads that in that moment you knock the ball down. That game was the result of coaching failures more than execution IMO.

 

But that's the only game this year where I think the coaches failed the players more than the reverse. Considering the ridiculous amount of attrition and brutal schedule we've faced, this year has been McDermott's best so far.

[Utah John]

One thing you don't see is any Bills player tweeting after games about how he's not being used right, or not getting enough playing time.

 

Even Brian Daboll, who turned a rotten NJ team into a playoff team (maybe), is going through that.  And in general the media aren't as nice to him in New Jersey as the Buffalo media were to him.  Well he was warned he's not in New York anymore.

 

As for McD, he is in his first NFL HC job.  He was well-prepared but still had to learn a lot.  Well, he has learned a lot.  I seldom scratch my head at his tactics anymore.  

[GunnerBill]

6 hours ago, Sargent Hulka said:

Allen won them the KC and Detroit games. If he hadn't, the McDermott enthusiasm would be significantly less on here right now.

Pretty accurate for the KC and Detroit games

 

Nobody is arguing against the idea that Josh Allen wins the Bills games. We are saying every win gets credited to Josh and every loss credited to McDermott. And that is what is inaccurate.

6 hours ago, Sargent Hulka said:

That's not nearly the only thing that lost the Minnesota game. What about letting Justin Jefferson run free with single coverage all game long?

 

They didn't do that. Which is why he went quiet for a long stretch in the middle of the game. They adjusted and rolled safety coverage his way. 

 

Next inaccurate statement?

1 hour ago, HappyDays said:

 

The coaches were unfortunately primarily responsible for the Vikings loss. Refusing to take 3 easy points and refusing to run the ball when up by multiple possessions. A young replacement level player in Cam Lewis making a stupid play in a big moment, when the coaches should have drilled it into their heads that in that moment you knock the ball down. That game was the result of coaching failures more than execution IMO.

 

But that's the only game this year where I think the coaches failed the players more than the reverse. Considering the ridiculous amount of attrition and brutal schedule we've faced, this year has been McDermott's best so far.

 

And yet if we execute a snap. A ***** snap! The game is won. That is the fact.

[Billsfan1972]

Look this is a pro McD website, so if you want to make friends & influence people, come here and post about what he has done for the team & franchise and you'll have plenty of compliments & applause.  

 

He came to a team that continually struggled in mediocrity (always 7-9 to 9-7) and no playoff births.

 

He started by working on the defense and decimating any vestiges of an offense the Bills had.  He was too responsible for the great Peterman fiasco and others, yet somehow got them in the playoffs year one (again thankyou Andy Dalton) at 9-7 and did find a way to be competitive most weeks (though people forget all the duds and blowouts particularly in years one & two).  

 

He got a transcendental qb, and to me that has been the reason for the improvement in the team.  What would be a 9-8 team (much like prior) is now a SB favourite thanks to Allen more so than anything else.

 

People too forget he blew the Houston playoff game.

 

So a cautionary tale is simply don't question McD as eball who posted a thread last week with 80+ likes and this one right now @ 37 positive (and 5 negative reactions), or else you will see thumbs down, disagree, eye roll and vomit emojies reacting to your posts.😉 

Edited December 7, 2022 by Billsfan1972

[John from Riverside]

14 hours ago, Joe Ferguson said:

McDermott and Frazier will still be blamed for the 13 ***** seconds debacle. That stain will be on their faces until Josh freaking Allen hoists the Lombardi trophy over his head.,

And even after that for some

7 hours ago, mrags said:

That’s the problem with them. Most of the time we’re definitely pleased with them. But then a few times a year they end up screwing up like the Vikings game. Or the Allen sneak in Tennessee last year. Or 13 seconds. I’m general it’s fine 1-3 times a year. Not when those times cost you a 1 seed or a loss in the divisional round game that’s the problem. 

You’re literally talking about almost every team in the league. Every coach in the league makes mistakes. Why should ours be any different you look at the overall body of work you’re upset whenever bad things happen and then you become a sensible fan and move onto the next game

[LyndonvilleBill]

15 hours ago, teef said:

i'm surprised this thread isn't more angry.

Idiots don't come until the weekend.😉

[Billsfan1972]

16 minutes ago, LyndonvilleBill said:

Idiots don't come until the weekend.😉

So if you don't follow and support McD blindly, you're an idiot?

[LyndonvilleBill]

Just now, Billsfan1972 said:

So if you don't follow and support McD blindly, you're an idiot?

No. But if you are always negative and look for things to complain about you are. Some (alot) people just have to live in a negative world in order to get the attention they need.

 

Does McD deserve constructive criticism? Yes, just like anyone else, however, he is still one of the best in the NFL and one of the best we've ever had.

 

To be honest, my biggest complaint about McD is I think he delegates and allows his OC/DC to do their thing. At least it seems that way to me. But, it can also be a good thing as it shows the trust he has in the people under him.

[Billsfan1972]

46 minutes ago, LyndonvilleBill said:

No. But if you are always negative and look for things to complain about you are. Some (alot) people just have to live in a negative world in order to get the attention they need.

 

Does McD deserve constructive criticism? Yes, just like anyone else, however, he is still one of the best in the NFL and one of the best we've ever had.

 

To be honest, my biggest complaint about McD is I think he delegates and allows his OC/DC to do their thing. At least it seems that way to me. But, it can also be a good thing as it shows the trust he has in the people under him.

And there we can agree.  He's grown on me, but still a little way to go.   I just admittedly am put off by the word "Culture" 

[Bob Jones]

He's an average coach. Let's be honest here, as somebody already mentioned, without JA17, his W/L record would be way worse. 

 

If he doesn't at least lead the Bills to a SB this year or next, then in my book, he needs to go. Obviously, they should have gone to the SB last year, and they didn't, and that was directly because of terrible coaching at the end of the KC game. This year, because of the injuries, I might be able to give him a pass, dependent upon what he does for the rest of the year. As others have noted, his game day coaching is mind boggling at times.

 

And I hate when people compare McDermott to other coaches, by saying "he's better than many other coaches in the league." That's crap talk; we deserve the best.

[newcam2012]

2 hours ago, LyndonvilleBill said:

No. But if you are always negative and look for things to complain about you are. Some (alot) people just have to live in a negative world in order to get the attention they need.

 

Does McD deserve constructive criticism? Yes, just like anyone else, however, he is still one of the best in the NFL and one of the best we've ever had.

 

To be honest, my biggest complaint about McD is I think he delegates and allows his OC/DC to do their thing. At least it seems that way to me. But, it can also be a good thing as it shows the trust he has in the people under him.

Should just said this instead of saying "idiots come on the weekend." Don't you think? 

[newcam2012]

7 minutes ago, Bob Jones said:

He's an average coach. Let's be honest here, as somebody already mentioned, without JA17, his W/L record would be way worse. 

 

If he doesn't at least lead the Bills to a SB this year or next, then in my book, he needs to go. Obviously, they should have gone to the SB last year, and they didn't, and that was directly because of terrible coaching at the end of the KC game. This year, because of the injuries, I might be able to give him a pass, dependent upon what he does for the rest of the year. As others have noted, his game day coaching is mind boggling at times.

 

And I hate when people compare McDermott to other coaches, by saying "he's better than many other coaches in the league." That's crap talk; we deserve the best.

I agree with most of what you are saying. He clearly blew the 13 seconds. No need to rehash that. 

 

I think he's an above average coach and I believe most football fans and so called experts would agree. However, this Bills team is built to win now and at the very least the next few seasons pending a healthy Allen. Anything short of a Super Bowl win or perhaps an appearance won't be a successful season. Coach McD has to lead this team to that Lombardi Trophy. If he can't it may be time for a change. Now, isn't the time for that. He deserves a chance to rectify his 13 sec blunder. 

 

I still see a coach who can motivate his players, has passion for the game, and players who respect and play hard for him. Look to the Diggs incident and the 12 day stretch where the Bills won 3 games under difficult circumstances. Look the the victory speech he gave the players after the Lions win. Vintage McD and that's hard not to like.

 

 

[Don Otreply]

19 hours ago, Inigo Montoya said:

This is a fantastic message board and it’s my go to place for all my Bills breaking news. Some of the regular posters here have as good of a perspective on the Bills as many of the media types that do it for a living.

 

That being said, this place turns into a suicide cult after every loss and there are a fair number of trolls who come here to stir the pot.

 

I’m not sure how any long term Bills fan can look at the totality of what McDermott has done for this franchise and not be incredibly grateful that he is our coach.

 

Does he deserve criticism for bad moves? Absolutely.  Should he be immune to accountability?  Absolutely not.  But, anyone on this board saying he’s a bad coach or we should move on from him is either a fool or a troll.

 

 

Agree, and as we all have seen, it is the same small group of trolls/fools every time, insisting that we fire/cut/bench someone or group of someone’s…, we all know what they are going to post upon seeing their screen names, they are TBDs flat earthers, they are always right, if you don’t believe me, ask them…, 

 

Go Bills!!!

[Billsfan1972]

26 minutes ago, Bob Jones said:

He's an average coach. Let's be honest here, as somebody already mentioned, without JA17, his W/L record would be way worse. 

 

If he doesn't at least lead the Bills to a SB this year or next, then in my book, he needs to go. Obviously, they should have gone to the SB last year, and they didn't, and that was directly because of terrible coaching at the end of the KC game. This year, because of the injuries, I might be able to give him a pass, dependent upon what he does for the rest of the year. As others have noted, his game day coaching is mind boggling at times.

 

And I hate when people compare McDermott to other coaches, by saying "he's better than many other coaches in the league." That's crap talk; we deserve the best.

That may be unfair.  I have no idea as do the majority on this board.  He has JA17 as we keep saying & no idea just how much he means.  

 

People keep going on about the Playoffs year 1, where he went 9-7 (following a 7-9) year and was heralded a hero, which he was not.  

 

I was very critical at just how much he ignored the offense and the issues I saw there.  Will bang the drum again that he thought Peterman was a starting NFL QB.

 

He is fine, makes some mistakes (and 13 seconds was unacceptable) and just hope that he isn't put in position this year to make them in the playoffs. 

 

This team was a pretty overwhelming favourite to win the PB at the beginning of the season and now are just one of 5 or 6 who can.  Who is to blame for that?  

 

 

[teef]

3 hours ago, LyndonvilleBill said:

No. But if you are always negative and look for things to complain about you are. Some (alot) people just have to live in a negative world in order to get the attention they need.

 

Does McD deserve constructive criticism? Yes, just like anyone else, however, he is still one of the best in the NFL and one of the best we've ever had.

 

To be honest, my biggest complaint about McD is I think he delegates and allows his OC/DC to do their thing. At least it seems that way to me. But, it can also be a good thing as it shows the trust he has in the people under him.

very well put.  there may very well be a point where mcd runs his course here, but we're not close to that yet.  i'm very curious to how this playoff run will shake out.  i understand it's very difficult to win a super bowl, but if the playoffs end in a 13 second/vikings type loss, i'm going to lose my mind.

42 minutes ago, newcam2012 said:

Should just said this instead of saying "idiots come on the weekend." Don't you think? 

nope.  he's 100% right.  some people here on the weekends during the games are complete idiot man children.

[LyndonvilleBill]

1 hour ago, newcam2012 said:

Should just said this instead of saying "idiots come on the weekend." Don't you think? 

No, Not based upon the post I initially responded to.😁

[mrags]

5 hours ago, John from Riverside said:

And even after that for some

You’re literally talking about almost every team in the league. Every coach in the league makes mistakes. Why should ours be any different you look at the overall body of work you’re upset whenever bad things happen and then you become a sensible fan and move onto the next game

Because not all coaches make terrible mistakes at the absolute worst times. Like when the game is in the line. In a divisional playoff game. With 13 seconds left. Yeah. I’m still not over it. It was an inexcusable blunder and we should have been playing the bengals at home for a shot at the SB. Back to the thread about whether McDermott is a good coach or not over a week ago. We lost that game because of him and Frazier. 2 defensive gurus that couldn’t see that with 3 timeouts left, the Chiefs didn’t need to go to the sidelines, yet we played a prevent defense and left the middle of the field wide open. 
 

but, like I said, there’s other times he’s screwed up and cost us big games. It’s a problem to say the least. Its bad that we have to hope that Allen and this team can create a big enough lead in games just so that the coaches don’t blow it. 

[BillsVet]

2 hours ago, Bob Jones said:

He's an average coach. Let's be honest here, as somebody already mentioned, without JA17, his W/L record would be way worse. 

 

If he doesn't at least lead the Bills to a SB this year or next, then in my book, he needs to go. Obviously, they should have gone to the SB last year, and they didn't, and that was directly because of terrible coaching at the end of the KC game. This year, because of the injuries, I might be able to give him a pass, dependent upon what he does for the rest of the year. As others have noted, his game day coaching is mind boggling at times.

 

And I hate when people compare McDermott to other coaches, by saying "he's better than many other coaches in the league." That's crap talk; we deserve the best.

 

Every coach who has an elite QB is made to look better than they are...it's why finding a franchise guy should be job 1 for a new regime.  Carolina didn't figure that out and they're on to another HC.  Credit to Buffalo for, after the 2017 1st round when McD was collaborating with Beane through backdoor channels, they found their guy the following year.   

 

Most fans are never going to expect greatness, i.e. a SB win, for fear it won't happen.  It's just human nature to protect one's ego/fanhood because many people associate their team with their identity and when the team fails that hits too close to home.  

 

After they signed Von Miller it was SB win or bust for me unless a major injury occurred.  Anything less given the spending (particularly on defense) and having Josh in his prime demands that result.  I believe McD's vision for NFL strategy has topped out, but we'll see this post-season.  

[Royale with Cheese]

9 minutes ago, mrags said:

Because not all coaches make terrible mistakes at the absolute worst times. Like when the game is in the line. In a divisional playoff game. With 13 seconds left. Yeah. I’m still not over it. It was an inexcusable blunder and we should have been playing the bengals at home for a shot at the SB. Back to the thread about whether McDermott is a good coach or not over a week ago. We lost that game because of him and Frazier. 2 defensive gurus that couldn’t see that with 3 timeouts left, the Chiefs didn’t need to go to the sidelines, yet we played a prevent defense and left the middle of the field wide open. 
 

but, like I said, there’s other times he’s screwed up and cost us big games. It’s a problem to say the least. Its bad that we have to hope that Allen and this team can create a big enough lead in games just so that the coaches don’t blow it. 

 

Yes they do and these are always all hindsight.  

Edited December 7, 2022 by Royale with Cheese

[Billsfan1972]

15 minutes ago, Royale with Cheese said:

 

Yes they do and these are always all hindsight.  

But can we all agree that vs. KC there were multiple errors and all McD (or him in collaboration with the coaching staff) needed to do was make one correct one and they win?

 

Compound that with offering no defense during OT (which we continue to see too often with long drives and bend not break strategy that cost the Bills the Jets & Minny game). 

[ddaryl]

21 minutes ago, Royale with Cheese said:

 

Yes they do and these are always all hindsight.  

 

 

in hindsight or forsight... IT SHOULD NOT HAVE HAPPENED. 

The fact that we can not afford to lose 1 more game to contol home field advantage this season by allowing losses to the Miami and Jets is another Blunder. We should not be in this predicament. Injuries have a part to play in it, but a teams depth has to be ready to step up and keeep those things from happening. I believe we have the depth, so then w elok at coaching and preparedness.

We have gotten little help from Cook and Shakir early in the season. They're stepping up more so now, and hopefuly they can make a huge difference down the stretch...

If we lose home field advantage for the playoffs and then fail to make the Superbowl these situation will be brought up all off-season over and over and over again, becuase that is where the compass will point. I fully expect us to dominate Miami and the Jets when they come to us. Cinncinatti will be the game that could make or break us, and the Bengals are a prime candidate to spoil our offseason... SO this will be a huge test for the Coaches and the team in general. Failure is NOT an option 

With Allen and Von Miller and other offseason aquisitions I fully expect to dominate the rest of the season and through the playoffs, anything less will be a MASSIVE dissapointment and probably more Bills franchise follies to add to the pile.

3 minutes ago, Billsfan1972 said:

 

Compound that with offering no defense during OT (which we continue to see too often with long drives and bend not break strategy that cost the Bills the Jets & Minny game). 

 

 

I struggle with the bend don't break Defense, because if the other QB is having a solid day bend don't break don't stop *****.

But playing the odds bend don't break probably favors the D, but not against hot or top QBs bend don't break seems to make a game easier to lose IMO

Edited December 7, 2022 by ddaryl

[Royale with Cheese]

3 minutes ago, Billsfan1972 said:

But can we all agree that vs. KC there were multiple errors and all McD (or him in collaboration with the coaching staff) needed to do was make one correct one and they win?

 

Compound that with offering no defense during OT (which we continue to see too often with long drives and bend not break strategy that cost the Bills the Jets & Minny game). 

 

You're only going to be satisfied if we always 100% blame everything on McDermott.  It's the only thing you want. 

4 minutes ago, ddaryl said:

 

 

in hindsight or forsight... IT SHOULD NOT HAVE HAPPENED. 

The fact that we can not afford to lose 1 more game to contol home field advantage this season by allowing losses to the Miami and Jets is another Blunder. We should not be in this predicament. Injuries have a part to play in it, but a teams depth has to be ready to step up and keeep those things from happening. I believe we have the depth, so then w elok at coaching and preparedness.

We have gotten little help from Cook and Shakir early in the season. They're stepping up more so now, and hopefuly they can make a huge difference down the stretch...

If we lose home field advantage for the playoffs and then fail to make the Superbowl these situation will be brought up all off-season over and over and over again, becuase that is where the compass will point. I fully expect us to dominate Miami and the Jets when they come to us. Cinncinatti will be the game that could make or break us, and the Bengals are a prime candidate to spoil our offseason... SO this will be a huge test for the Coaches and the team in general. Failure is NOT an option 

With Allen and Von Miller and other offseason aquisitions I fully expect to dominate the rest of the season and through the playoffs, anything less will be a MASSIVE dissapointment and probably more Bills franchise follies to add to the pile.

 

I think this is pretty dramatic.  If we don't win the Super Bowl this will be a follie?  This isn't the 1992 Dream Team that it that much better than anyone else and beat everyone by 60.  We have a great roster but so do other teams.  The Chiefs, Eagles, Cowboys and Bengals are all good enough to win the Super Bowl.

[Scott7975]

15 hours ago, Chaos said:

Everyone who plays the "Belichek sucks without Brady game" needs to realize that more than half the coaches with the NFL would make the playoffs with Josh Allen on the roster. 

 

How many make it with Tyrod Taylor and Kelvin Benjamine?

[Billsfan1972]

1 minute ago, Royale with Cheese said:

 

You're only going to be satisfied if we always 100% blame everything on McDermott.  It's the only thing you want. 

Asked a question and again you try and turn it on me.  

 

And you happily absolve him (or say sh!t happens)?

Just now, Scott7975 said:

 

How many make it with Tyrod Taylor and Kelvin Benjamine?

They were 9-7, quit pretending it was the greatest coaching feat ever.  The prior year they were 7-7 and were eliminated in week 16 in OT (btw a last minute TD vs. Miami) and then Rex was fired and no one cared the following week.  

 

He did not turnaround a 4-12 team.

[Royale with Cheese]

Just now, Billsfan1972 said:

Asked a question and again you try and turn it on me.  

 

And you happily absolve him (or say sh!t happens)?

 

Because it's the truth.  You're obsessed about it.  Why don't you create another attention seeking thread complaining about something again?