Joe Burrow on Joe Brady

[Over 29 years of fanhood]

30 minutes ago, BuffaloBill said:

 

 

Remember that Josh was (maybe is no longer?) a Dorsey supporter.  I think the Dorsey firing may be a message to Josh also.  

 

Hard to say because josh is Josh and no coach will ever take the gunslinger out of him.  The question is goes Brady have the hutzpah and ability to work with this?  Dabol seemed to be able to do so.

 

The other major issue is that Dorsey seemed to have no creativity with the run game.  I would say the same was true with Dabol.  One way to mak Josh better is to give him the threat of a run game.  This will likely mean moving him back under center more and playing RPO less.

 

I know it is a completely different era of football but Jim Kelly does not achieve what he did without Thurman.  In the modern era Josh needs to develop trust with his running backs as does the team.  We will not return to the bell cow RB situation but opposing teams need to perceive there is at least the threat of Buffalo running the ball.

 

a couple nuggets I’ve unearthed in the past few days:

 

1) McDermott in the interview hit on Josh needing more anticipation instead or reacting during the play. This is the offense Josh said he liked in the off-season and as the reason he didn’t over indulge on film. I think Dorsey failure was allowing too much play flexibility wrt to Wr option routes and placating Allen wanting a structured run and shoot type passing game 
 

2) RPO- a telecasted joked that in player interviews one of the lineman said the Bills called it PRO…. Because it was alway a pass read and never run

 

3) yesterday on mcafee, Aaron Rogers said almost the same thing Brady told Allen about his play. The ball needs to come out on schedule. Rodgers critique of Allen was almost identical to Tom. Improvise when you really have to but not every play. Ball has to come out on time. He said on time 15 times when talking about the issue with The bill’s offense. Take the open flat etc. 
 

My guess is Dorsey needed to manage Josh and not be his enabler…. That was his undoing. 
 

Can Brady be a hard ass now and force Allen to do the homework, read presnap and get the ball out on time. That will be the question. 

 

[NoSaint]

1 hour ago, zow2 said:

It’s not like Joe Brady is taking over to work with Tyson Bagent or someone of that caliber. This is Josh Freakin Allen. One of the best QB talents and athletic dudes in the entire league.  So this is an amazing situation for Brady to really shine here.  We’ll see. If he can break Allen out of this slump he will be The Man.

well and he’s still working in someone else’s scheme here so I won’t put 100% on him good or bad - but we can get a feel 

[Allen2Moulds]

1 hour ago, C.Biscuit97 said:

Haha, yeah. Now all we need are arguably the top 2 receivers in the nfl, a 1st round rb, and to play against college teams!!!!

 

brady got fired after 4 games in the nfl. Huge difference between the nfl and college. By all accounts, he’s a good and charismatic guy. But you aren’t going to magically have a different offense. You need to call/ encourage Allen to run more, stop constant shotgun, giving up on your best rb early in games, and take shots.

LSU has more offensive talent than most nfl teams had that year.

He got fired during year 2, not 4 games in. Plus, have you seen the dumpster fire that Carolina is? 

The key thing that sticks to me, that Burrow says, is that 1. He's very creative....and 2. He always has something for a defensive look, which leads me to believe, he'll be more of an attack style coach, like Daboll was.

 

Dorsey absolutely needed to be fired. Not sure what more we can do, or what else people want.

[Alphadawg7]

1 hour ago, RyanC883 said:

 

Agreed, but he has a decent amount of talent here, just poorly utilized.  

 

He got 4 HC interviews, and one of the teams said they nearly hired him.  For whatever that's worth.  

 

A good experiment for the rest of the season to see if Brady can do it.  If he can't, is it because McD keeps meddling in the offense? 

 

If he can, we may have our issues solved--perhaps.   

Except McD isn’t meddling in the offense.  Not sure why this narrative persists.  

[NewEra]

18 minutes ago, Livinginthepast said:

Ive wondered all these things but some or most of these could be connected to Dorsey's vanilla offense. If Josh is truly Brett Favre 2.0 then let him loose! Brady now has the reins, so its time to go for broke here. No more conservative, predictable play calls.  This offense needs to be pushed to be better and that was never going to happen with Dorsey. 

Yeah, could be. Just have to remember who’s telling Brady what he wants.  McD. Maybe McD will let him let loose….. I sure hope so

[Allen2Moulds]

1 hour ago, ngbills said:

Sounds more like he is everything Dorsey was before we saw what Dorsey was. Or maybe its what Dorsey became with McD in his ear. 

Hoping Brady is an actual interim and we finally hire a real OC. Dorsey was not ready and I dont think Brady is either. But maybe he will surprise me. He was essentially Dorsey right hand man and Allen coach the past two years and we have seen a steady decline. Fresh blood seems like what is needed. 

Allen has regressed this year, because we run the most predictable offense in the league. Haven't you noticed how often defenders sit down on our routes. That has lead to Allen trying to thread the needle too often, and at times when nothing is there.

[Giuseppe Tognarelli]

1 hour ago, dma0034 said:

Has Allen still been working woth Jordan Palmer?

No.

[ngbills]

3 minutes ago, Allen2Moulds said:

Allen has regressed this year, because we run the most predictable offense in the league. Haven't you noticed how often defenders sit down on our routes. That has lead to Allen trying to thread the needle too often, and at times when nothing is there.

Oh yes I have noticed. I am hopeful it is more of a scheme issue than an Allen issue. That is a much easier problem to fix...the alternative I would rather not think about.

[Giuseppe Tognarelli]

1 hour ago, 34-78-83 said:

Sorry for so many posters here... McD and his best ever Bills winning % will not be gone after one poor season. That would be such a drought era move. That will only happen if he loses his team in the locker room, which contrary to unfounded assumptions, there is no evidence of at this juncture. 

 

A "playoffs or bust" demand would mean we need to go 5-2/ 6-1 against the remaining schedule which includes PHI, DAL, KC, MIA, LAC. Not realistic at all to expect considering the team as is. Is it possible? Sure.

I will keep banging my head against this wall until someone notices:

[Captain Hindsight]

2 hours ago, FilthyBeast said:

I'm still skeptical of Brady because pretty sure most posters on this board could have been the OC at LSU and had similar success with the absurd amount of talent they had there when Brady coached.

 

He wasn't impressive at all when he was OC at Carolina either, but big difference between what he was working with (specifically at QB) compared to current situation in Buffalo.

His first year as OC he had 4 guys go over 1000 scrimmage yards with Teddy Bridgewater at QB. He’s a smart dude 

[Low Positive]

4 minutes ago, Giuseppe Tognarelli said:

No.

He did. Just differently. Jordan Palmer talks about it here: 

 

[C.Biscuit97]

8 minutes ago, Allen2Moulds said:

Allen has regressed this year, because we run the most predictable offense in the league. Haven't you noticed how often defenders sit down on our routes. That has lead to Allen trying to thread the needle too often, and at times when nothing is there.

Just curious: do you give Allen any blame for this? 
 

I’m a big point the finger at yourself before you point at other people. Allen is a legit star. But he was awful Monday and that wasn’t on Dorsey. 

16 minutes ago, Allen2Moulds said:

He got fired during year 2, not 4 games in. Plus, have you seen the dumpster fire that Carolina is? 

The key thing that sticks to me, that Burrow says, is that 1. He's very creative....and 2. He always has something for a defensive look, which leads me to believe, he'll be more of an attack style coach, like Daboll was.

 

Dorsey absolutely needed to be fired. Not sure what more we can do, or what else people want.

You are right. I heard he got fired about 4 games but saw it was his second year, which feels better (also Dorsey like). 

[Giuseppe Tognarelli]

28 minutes ago, colin said:

 

that's a good point.

 

joe brady has aspirations of being the best oc alive (they all do) and he's young and has had success.  being the guy to get allen back to form or beyond is how you make yourself known.

 

gase and hacket have made tens of millions off of very good qbs looking good under their coaching.  brady might just mess around and get the bills HC job!

I was thoroughly reading through the thread to see if anyone suggested this, because I was going to. If the rumors around discontent with McDermott are true, and if Brady can show that he specifically has the answers to unlock Allen and this offense, it would be a wise long term move for Pegula to lock in the offensive mind at HC; otherwise, we'll get 1-2 years max with Brady and then have to start over again.

[C.Biscuit97]

6 minutes ago, Captain Hindsight said:

His first year as OC he had 4 guys go over 1000 scrimmage yards with Teddy Bridgewater at QB. He’s a smart dude 

Carolina might have had better overall weapons (McCaffery, Moore, Samuel -1st round pick, and crazy Robbie Anderson who has 2 900 + yard seasons). 

[Allen2Moulds]

1 minute ago, C.Biscuit97 said:

Just curious: do you give Allen any blame for this? 
 

I’m a big point the finger at yourself before you point at other people. Allen is a legit star. But he was awful Monday and that wasn’t on Dorsey. 

There's enough blame to go around, but I like to look at the big picture. Cook fumbles on the first play of the game. Gabe drop robs us of an opportunity of 7, or the very least 3. Allen drops the ball for apparently no reason, and his 2nd pick of the half gives Denver 3 more pts.  Dorsey's offense has been failing for at least 6 weeks, maybe longer. For that reason, everyone was either uptight, or just trying to force it. In my opinion, this was leading to a lot of these miscues.

[Giuseppe Tognarelli]

9 minutes ago, Low Positive said:

He did. Just differently. Jordan Palmer talks about it here: 

 

He talks around it. Every time it was brought up this year, everyone talked around it. They didn't actually work together like they have in the past.

[34-78-83]

so many BS assumptions here by posters thinking they know facts

[Mango]

The offense was better last year. Dorsey called some lights out games this year. 

After a bad outing or two McD said he was going to be more involved. I get the sense everybody is gripping too tight and McD is probably to blame for that.

If the offense is absolutely lights out after the bye, I coulda kinda-sorta, maybe, after a few drinks get behind a youth movement at coach. Double down on the young offensive coordinator like LAR and MIA, and give Brady the reigns in 2024. (ducks and covers)

We could really make it dangerous, and after naming a totally inexperienced 34 year old HC, we could make Bobby Babich our 40 year old DC. 

 

Edit: But honestly, it would help maybe provide some continuity for Allen and the young guys we have coming up while shifting the priority to taking care of Josh long term. 

 

Edit 2: I am doubling down on youth here. Time to get Caleb Pressley to unretire and get this guy into the fold as the Supervisor of Morale"

For those unfamiliar, he is now a barstool guy, but he was recruited to play QB at UNC. He basically both stunk and didn't take it too seriously and he donned himself the Supervisor of Morale. They kept him on the team in his made up role. 

https://www.thescore.com/ncaaf/news/588506

Edited November 15, 2023 by Mango

[Blackbeard]

26 minutes ago, Allen2Moulds said:

Allen has regressed this year, because we run the most predictable offense in the league.

Wow.   WGR talked about the same thing last night!

[John from Riverside]

34 minutes ago, Over 29 years of fanhood said:

a couple nuggets I’ve unearthed in the past few days:

 

1) McDermott in the interview hit on Josh needing more anticipation instead or reacting during the play. This is the offense Josh said he liked in the off-season and as the reason he didn’t over indulge on film. I think Dorsey failure was allowing too much play flexibility wrt to Wr option routes and placating Allen wanting a structured run and shoot type passing game 
 

2) RPO- a telecasted joked that in player interviews one of the lineman said the Bills called it PRO…. Because it was alway a pass read and never run

 

3) yesterday on mcafee, Aaron Rogers said almost the same thing Brady told Allen about his play. The ball needs to come out on schedule. Rodgers critique of Allen was almost identical to Tom. Improvise when you really have to but not every play. Ball has to come out on time. He said on time 15 times when talking about the issue with The bill’s offense. Take the open flat etc. 
 

My guess is Dorsey needed to manage Josh and not be his enabler…. That was his undoing. 
 

Can Brady be a hard ass now and force Allen to do the homework, read presnap and get the ball out on time. That will be the question. 

 

So my question
 

If they were enabling Josh so much, why isn’t he running with the ball like he used to?

3 minutes ago, Mango said:

The offense was better last year. Dorsey called some lights out games this year. 

After a bad outing or two McD said he was going to be more involved. I get the sense everybody is gripping too tight and McD is probably to blame for that.

If the offense is absolutely lights out after the bye, I coulda kinda-sorta, maybe, after a few drinks get behind a youth movement at coach. Double down on the young offensive coordinator like LAR and MIA, and give Brady the reigns in 2024. (ducks and covers)

We could really make it dangerous, and after naming a totally inexperienced 34 year old HC, we could make Bobby Babich our 40 year old DC. 

I realized McDermott is getting it done on defense, but I would really like to see Bobby get his shot with this defense

[Mango]

8 minutes ago, Mango said:

The offense was better last year. Dorsey called some lights out games this year. 

After a bad outing or two McD said he was going to be more involved. I get the sense everybody is gripping too tight and McD is probably to blame for that.

If the offense is absolutely lights out after the bye, I coulda kinda-sorta, maybe, after a few drinks get behind a youth movement at coach. Double down on the young offensive coordinator like LAR and MIA, and give Brady the reigns in 2024. (ducks and covers)

We could really make it dangerous, and after naming a totally inexperienced 34 year old HC, we could make Bobby Babich our 40 year old DC. 

 

Edit: But honestly, it would help maybe provide some continuity for Allen and the young guys we have coming up while shifting the priority to taking care of Josh long term. 

 

  

1 hour ago, NewEra said:

Doesn’t seem like the play calling has been THE issue.  Definitely one of the issues. The biggest issue imo, is the regression of our QB.  Maybe it’s the shoulder injury?  Maybe it’s his reluctance to run?  Maybe it’s confidence. Maybe his accuracy issues are back?  Probably a combination of all 4 and more.  All I know is, Josh has taken a step back in recent weeks and Dorsey wasn’t able to figure it out. Can Brady?  Idk, but I’m glad we held someone accountable and I’m eager to see what the change will bring and how it impacts Josh’s play.  

 

I agree. I have been particularly hard on Josh this season specifically. At the moment he isn't executing, and he isn't hearing whoever is coaching him. Time to get somebody in who can get this get back to having fun. In hindsight I think McD's tight grip likely squeezed some of the fun out of him. After the last drive and the 12 men, I would have been open to giving Dorsey the reigns as interim HC just because I think if this team can go back to enjoying the game the rest won't matter as much, 

I don't think McD is a great CFO (Chief Fun Officer). Maybe we double down on the youth movement, and the success we see McDaniel's style is bringing to Miami and we bring in Caleb Pressley as the Supervisor of Morale. 

Anyways, this team looks miserable. 

[Captain Hindsight]

20 minutes ago, C.Biscuit97 said:

Carolina might have had better overall weapons (McCaffery, Moore, Samuel -1st round pick, and crazy Robbie Anderson who has 2 900 + yard seasons). 

Mike Davis was the back that year. McCaffrey was hurt 

[PonyBoy]

2 hours ago, ALLinALLEN said:

He had 3, 1k receivers with teddy two gloves so he certainly can scheme the passing game well.

 

Teddy Two Gloves 😀 Classic!

Reminds me of Goodfellas

 

Edited November 15, 2023 by PonyBoy

[PBF81]

2 hours ago, Ga boy said:

Joe should study the film of the opener and do the opposite.

 

He should feverishly nod his head when McD tells him what to do, then promptly ignore it.  

 

 

[BufBills83]

1 hour ago, 34-78-83 said:

Sorry for so many posters here... McD and his best ever Bills winning % will not be gone after one poor season. That would be such a drought era move. That will only happen if he loses his team in the locker room, which contrary to unfounded assumptions, there is no evidence of at this juncture. 

 

A "playoffs or bust" demand would mean we need to go 5-2/ 6-1 against the remaining schedule which includes PHI, DAL, KC, MIA, LAC. Not realistic at all to expect considering the team as is. Is it possible? Sure.

 

I think a couple issues are, Dorsey's offense was very predictable according to a number of people and when its predictable, it makes it that much easier to defend.  How many times lately are we seeing Allen double clutching the ball and looking for another option.  If defenses know whats coming, a lot of times receivers are going to be open, allen is going to get pressured and feel the need to escape, and bad things could happen.

 

Also as Rodgers said in his interview and I've been saying for a while, if the check down is open, he needs to start taking it way more often.  I've seen tons of plays where the check down in the flat or someone short is open, he has time and is looking downfield, but when its not open he won't even look to the check down.  He has to start taking these.  Instead of an incompletion, sack or even a turnover, it could be a 5-6 yard gain.  Even a 2-3 yard gain is fine, just move the ball a bit.  I'm not sure why he isn't looking there all the time but it has to start so we're more consistent moving the ball.

[34-78-83]

8 minutes ago, BufBills83 said:

 

I think a couple issues are, Dorsey's offense was very predictable according to a number of people and when its predictable, it makes it that much easier to defend.  How many times lately are we seeing Allen double clutching the ball and looking for another option.  If defenses know whats coming, a lot of times receivers are going to be open, allen is going to get pressured and feel the need to escape, and bad things could happen.

 

Also as Rodgers said in his interview and I've been saying for a while, if the check down is open, he needs to start taking it way more often.  I've seen tons of plays where the check down in the flat or someone short is open, he has time and is looking downfield, but when its not open he won't even look to the check down.  He has to start taking these.  Instead of an incompletion, sack or even a turnover, it could be a 5-6 yard gain.  Even a 2-3 yard gain is fine, just move the ball a bit.  I'm not sure why he isn't looking there all the time but it has to start so we're more consistent moving the ball.

I don't disagree with any of that. Not sure you intended to reply to my post with that, but either way, all good!

[Peter]

I wonder how Joe Brady the QB coach and now OC will be able to get:

 

1) The offense to improve from its already 3rd best DVOA in the NFL;

 

2) The offense to improve from already being best in success rate in the NFL;

 

3) The offense to improve from its already 3rd best in yards per play in the NFL;

 

4) The offense to improve from its already 2nd best in 3rd down conversion % in the NFL;

 

5) The offense to improve from its already 3rd best in red zone efficiency in the NFL;

 

6) Josh Allen to improve from 4th in the league in QBR;

 

7) Josh Allen the QB to score more TDs than his already league leading number of TDs;

 

8 Josh Allen to stop throwing INTs;

 

9) The receivers to stop dropping passes;

 

10) The line to block better;

 

11) The defense not to give up multiple game winning drives after the offense scores to put us in a position to win;

 

12) The team not to have too many players on the field to cause us to lose a game we had won.

 

Good luck Joe.

 

He will need it given that some people here and on WGR had their pitch forks out for the offensive coordinator who coordinated one of the best offenses in the NFL both this year AND last year notwithstanding all of the problems with player execution.

 

https://www.espn.com/nfl/stats/team/_/season/2022/seasontype/2/table/passing/sort/netYardsPerGame/dir/desc

 

https://x.com/minakimes/status/1724466437190975685?s=20

 

https://www.ftnfantasy.com/nfl/tools/team-total-dvoa

 

 

Edited November 15, 2023 by Peter

[transplantbillsfan]

3 hours ago, bmur66 said:

Allen has been in a funk since last year. Brady has been his QB Coach. Not sure that’s the guy that is going to pull him out of it. Time will tell I guess.

 

Last I checked the QB coach doesn't call the offensive plays...

 

this f'in place....

[clayboy54]

Rumor was floating around that Diggs' issues were with Dorsey and not McD. He and many others hated the Dorsey offense and eventually stopped playing hard for him.

 

I have no idea if this is true or not, but it sure seems plausible to me.

[Peter]

3 minutes ago, clayboy54 said:

Rumor was floating around that Diggs' issues were with Dorsey and not McD. He and many others hated the Dorsey offense and eventually stopped playing hard for him.

 

I have no idea if this is true or not, but it sure seems plausible to me.

 

Diggs has been a distraction since the end of last season. He is in full prima donna mode. It also is clear that he is using his brother to b--ch and moan on his behalf.

 

If it were not for the cap hit, I would trade him if he continues to be a distraction.

Edited November 15, 2023 by Peter

[Mikie2times]

30 minutes ago, PonyBoy said:

 

Teddy Two Gloves 😀 Classic!

Reminds me of Goodfellas

 

[SoonerBillsFan]

8 minutes ago, Peter said:

I wonder how Joe Brady the QB coach and now OC will be able to get:

 

1) The offense to improve from its already 3rd best DVOA in the NFL;

 

2) The offense to improve from already being best in success rate in the NFL;

 

3) The offense to improve from its already 3rd best in yards per play in the NFL;

 

4) The offense to improve from its already 2nd best in 3rd down conversion % in the NFL;

 

5) The offense to improve from its already 3rd best in red zone efficiency in the NFL;

 

6) Josh Allen to improve from 4th in the league in QBR;

 

7) Josh Allen the QB to score more TDs than his already league leading number of TDs;

 

8 Josh Allen to stop throwing INTs;

 

9) The receivers to stop dropping passes;

 

10) The line to block better;

 

11) The defense not to give up multiple game winning drives after the offense scores to put us in a position to win;

 

12) The team not to have too many players on the field to cause us to lose a game we had won.

 

Good luck Joe.

 

He will need it given that some people here and on WGR had their pitch forks out for the offensive coordinator who coordinated one of the best offenses in the NFL both this year AND last year notwithstanding all of the problems with player execution.

 

https://www.espn.com/nfl/stats/team/_/season/2022/seasontype/2/table/passing/sort/netYardsPerGame/dir/desc

 

https://x.com/minakimes/status/1724466437190975685?s=20

 

https://www.ftnfantasy.com/nfl/tools/team-total-dvoa

 

 

Josh needs a 3-1 TD to int ratio period, he isnt there. Stupid plays have to be cut down.  And YES there are many areas to improve esp with the scheme. Now if  players, Gabe Davis, keeps dropping balls I say bench his butt. He isn't a superstar, so send a message.  But yeah they can improve, esp. stop with the INT's at an alarming rate.

[Peter]

Just now, SoonerBillsFan said:

Josh needs a 3-1 TD to int ratio period, he isnt there. Stupid plays have to be cut down.  And YES there are many areas to improve esp with the scheme. Now if  players, Gabe Davis, keeps dropping balls I say bench his butt. He isn't a superstar, so send a message.  But yeah they can improve, esp. stop with the INT's at an alarming rate.

 

Indeed re the INTs. That is an execution issue though.

 

At the end of the season, I am going to compare the offensive metrics I posted above with how we end up.

 

Given all of the people who had their pitch forks out for Dorsey notwithstanding those metrics, I presume I should expect the offense to exceed each of those metrics now that McCoach has thrown Dorsey under the bus to try to save his own job.

[Sestak4ever]

I highly doubt that we will see a drastic change with our offense. It’s not like we’ve had all offseason to work with Brady’s system. The question will be can small changes make a difference this season? We will see.

[Allen2Moulds]

14 minutes ago, Peter said:

I wonder how Joe Brady the QB coach and now OC will be able to get:

 

1) The offense to improve from its already 3rd best DVOA in the NFL;

 

2) The offense to improve from already being best in success rate in the NFL;

 

3) The offense to improve from its already 3rd best in yards per play in the NFL;

 

4) The offense to improve from its already 2nd best in 3rd down conversion % in the NFL;

 

5) The offense to improve from its already 3rd best in red zone efficiency in the NFL;

 

6) Josh Allen to improve from 4th in the league in QBR;

 

7) Josh Allen the QB to score more TDs than his already league leading number of TDs;

 

8 Josh Allen to stop throwing INTs;

 

9) The receivers to stop dropping passes;

 

10) The line to block better;

 

11) The defense not to give up multiple game winning drives after the offense scores to put us in a position to win;

 

12) The team not to have too many players on the field to cause us to lose a game we had won.

 

Good luck Joe.

 

He will need it given that some people here and on WGR had their pitch forks out for the offensive coordinator who coordinated one of the best offenses in the NFL both this year AND last year notwithstanding all of the problems with player execution.

 

https://www.espn.com/nfl/stats/team/_/season/2022/seasontype/2/table/passing/sort/netYardsPerGame/dir/desc

 

https://x.com/minakimes/status/1724466437190975685?s=20

 

https://www.ftnfantasy.com/nfl/tools/team-total-dvoa

 

 

Since the 2nd half of last year, Josh Allen his willed this to happen. What we're starting to see now, is a tired, beaten Josh Allen.  One can only carry the burden for so long. Do you not agree that even when we were having some success, it looked very laboring?

[Buffalo03]

54 minutes ago, Mango said:

The offense was better last year. Dorsey called some lights out games this year. 

After a bad outing or two McD said he was going to be more involved. I get the sense everybody is gripping too tight and McD is probably to blame for that.

If the offense is absolutely lights out after the bye, I coulda kinda-sorta, maybe, after a few drinks get behind a youth movement at coach. Double down on the young offensive coordinator like LAR and MIA, and give Brady the reigns in 2024. (ducks and covers)

We could really make it dangerous, and after naming a totally inexperienced 34 year old HC, we could make Bobby Babich our 40 year old DC. 

 

Edit: But honestly, it would help maybe provide some continuity for Allen and the young guys we have coming up while shifting the priority to taking care of Josh long term. 

 

Edit 2: I am doubling down on youth here. Time to get Caleb Pressley to unretire and get this guy into the fold as the Supervisor of Morale"

For those unfamiliar, he is now a barstool guy, but he was recruited to play QB at UNC. He basically both stunk and didn't take it too seriously and he donned himself the Supervisor of Morale. They kept him on the team in his made up role. 

https://www.thescore.com/ncaaf/news/588506

The offense was better last year but still struggled compared to prior years. Ever since the beginning of last season, everything has looked twice as hard for them. And it just got a lot worse recently

[SoonerBillsFan]

15 minutes ago, Peter said:

 

Indeed re the INTs. That is an execution issue though.

 

At the end of the season, I am going to compare the offensive metrics I posted above with how we end up.

 

Given all of the people who had their pitch forks out for Dorsey notwithstanding those metrics, I presume I should expect the offense to exceed each of those metrics now that McCoach has thrown Dorsey under the bus to try to save his own job.

Peter, please do.  I HOPE that a change in scheme and approach will help Josh improve.  I mean hell, MAYBE joe's scheme can work in the NFL esp with Josh, but I think we both agree there is still something wrong with Josh that needs to get hammered out. I pray its not a deeper, off-the-field / Personal issue causing this.  I sincerely hope joe's system somewhat motivates Josh to want to get back on track and even improve over his past play. 

[Allen2Moulds]

21 minutes ago, Peter said:

 

Indeed re the INTs. That is an execution issue though.

 

At the end of the season, I am going to compare the offensive metrics I posted above with how we end up.

 

Given all of the people who had their pitch forks out for Dorsey notwithstanding those metrics, I presume I should expect the offense to exceed each of those metrics now that McCoach has thrown Dorsey under the bus to try to save his own job.

I think firing Dorsey was the best and only move we could make at this juncture. McDermott has at least earned the right to finish the season. Is it time for change, a fresh new start? Maybe. I guess we'll see after this final 7 game stretch.

[Peter]

5 minutes ago, SoonerBillsFan said:

Peter, please do.  I HOPE that a change in scheme and approach will help Josh improve.  I mean hell, MAYBE joe's scheme can work in the NFL esp with Josh, but I think we both agree there is still something wrong with Josh that needs to get hammered out. I pray its not a deeper, off-the-field / Personal issue causing this.  I sincerely hope joe's system somewhat motivates Josh to want to get back on track and even improve over his past play. 

 

I also hope there is not something deeper going on with Josh. 

 

Notwithstanding the INTs, I love the guy and think he is perfect for Buffalo and the Bills.  

[LABILLBACKER]

3 hours ago, zow2 said:

It’s not like Joe Brady is taking over to work with Tyson Bagent or someone of that caliber. This is Josh Freakin Allen. One of the best QB talents and athletic dudes in the entire league.  So this is an amazing situation for Brady to really shine here.  We’ll see. If he can break Allen out of this slump he will be The Man.

He can't possibly be as bad or worse than Dorsey.  So let's support him. Hope he can somehow coach these turnovers out of Josh. Devise schemes that gets them some semblance of wr separation and continue to use James.