For all you McDermott haters, who would you want? (Now a poll)

[Alphadawg7]

4-1 and in the drivers seat for the 1 seed.  Yes we lost - but we lost because Josh made a terrible pass and choice on the INT, and Knox and Allen collided on the snap to cause a fumble and Keon got stripped of a fumble.  Josh doesn't make those 2 mistakes alone and we win by multiple scores.  None of that was the fault of McD, but we have a fire McD thread because the players made poorly executed ball control after setting an NFL record for not losing the turnover battle literally all the way into this one game?
 

McD may or may not need to be fired by seasons end, but this is kind of absurd right now and has exactly 0% chance to happen.  

 

Also, its comical to see McVay on this list.  There is literally no possibility for this.  Rams are not trading him lol.  Might as well propose we are trading for both Myles Garrett and Justin Jefferson before the trade deadline too, it has about as much realism to it as trading for McVay.  

Edited 3 hours ago by Alphadawg7

[Mikie2times]

5 minutes ago, QCity said:

 

We're in coaching purgatory.

Only because we keep taking the "this will be the year" medicine. 

[CincyBillsFan]

52 minutes ago, Billever76 said:

And run the risk of looking back after all of Allen’s career is squandered and wonder what could have been if we would have got him a top offensive minded or proven defensive guru HC 

I agree that this is the risk and it's very real.  But unless the Bills suffer a complete collapse I don't see Pegula parting ways with McD.  

 

On the bright side, Tony Dungy won a SB at Indy and IMO McD is a better coach then he was. And Allen is as good as Manning so there may yet be hope.

 

 

 

 

[GoBills808]

1 minute ago, Alphadawg7 said:

4-1 and in the drivers seat for the 1 seed.  Yes we lost - but we lost because Josh made a terrible pass and choice on the INT, and Knox and Allen collided on the snap to cause a fumble and Keon got stripped of a fumble.  Josh doesn't make those 2 mistakes alone and we win by multiple scores.  None of that was the fault of McD, but we have a fire McD thread because the players made poorly executed ball control after setting an NFL record for not losing the turnover battle literally all the way into this one game?
 

McD may or may not need to be fired by seasons end, but this is kind of absurd right now and has exactly 0% chance to happen.  

yup much easier to put it at mvp Allen's feet...every time i swear it's like clockwork lol

 

teflon sean skates 

[Pecker]

I’ve wanted Jim Harbaugh since he left San Fran 

[97bills]

It’s all about pegula he’s just happy we’re winning games, any other coach and GM with a QB like Allen would be on the hot seat, but I never even hear the media talking about them on the hot seat. 

[Ed_Formerly_of_Roch]

Really have to understand the love affair with Sean McVay who has a regular season winning percentage of .606 compared to McD  at .667 and McVay is 8-5 in playoffs, compared to 7-7 for McD.  Yes he's won one SB, but two years he didn't even make the playoffs.  And Shanahan win percent is even worse at .540, 8-4 playoff record which on one hand sounds better, but also mean more years he didn't even make the playoffs.  McVay got to hand pick the QB he wanted so hard to argue the Allen is so much better argument.  Besides if McVay is that much better, you'd think he could coach a lesser player to play as well as Allen?

 

Interesting all three started the same year so basically all coached same number of overall games.  McD has one less game played due to the Bengals no game.

 

When Belichick was at NE I gave him about 60 to 70% of the credit and 30 to 40% to Brady.  But once Brady left, realized I was wrong there.  Belichick's teams also went downhill (admittedly it took a number of years) once Scott Pioli left and BB was doing the drafting so that's another big red flag with him, very poor drafting.  I also wonder too if part of BB problem in later years was due to all the social media, advanced technology, etc. made it tougher for him to cheat without getting caught and that also may have led to his downward trend.

 

[Mikie2times]

28 minutes ago, Ed_Formerly_of_Roch said:

Really have to understand the love affair with Sean McVay who has a regular season winning percentage of .606 compared to McD  at .667 and McVay is 8-5 in playoffs, compared to 7-7 for McD.  Yes he's won one SB, but two years he didn't even make the playoffs.  And Shanahan win percent is even worse at .540, 8-4 playoff record which on one hand sounds better, but also mean more years he didn't even make the playoffs.  McVay got to hand pick the QB he wanted so hard to argue the Allen is so much better argument.  Besides if McVay is that much better, you'd think he could coach a lesser player to play as well as Allen?

 

Interesting all three started the same year so basically all coached same number of overall games.  McD has one less game played due to the Bengals no game.

 

When Belichick was at NE I gave him about 60 to 70% of the credit and 30 to 40% to Brady.  But once Brady left, realized I was wrong there.  Belichick's teams also went downhill (admittedly it took a number of years) once Scott Pioli left and BB was doing the drafting so that's another big red flag with him, very poor drafting.  I also wonder too if part of BB problem in later years was due to all the social media, advanced technology, etc. made it tougher for him to cheat without getting caught and that also may have led to his downward trend.

 

Just because you get to "hand pick" your QB, you don't just get to hand pick a QB on Allen's level. While not fully the worst argument I have ever heard. That one is approaching it. 

[nedboy7]

People want to promote our coordinators?  To fire McD and promote within would be absurd.  Need a whole new crew if were firing the HC.  

[saundena]

Dan Campbell.... Somehow 

[GoBills808]

aikman w the sweet reverse jinx lfg

oops wrong thread lmfao

 

[Bangarang]

Quite possibly one of the worst polls in the history of polls.