Did McDermott bench Cook?

[muppy]

31 minutes ago, Big Blitz said:

What???

 

 

 

What is going on?  What was his full answer 

It's a good point!?!?!

 

so he is throwing Brady under the bus here? He sure did

[Aussie Joe]

1 hour ago, Big Blitz said:

What???

 

 

 

What is going on?  What was his full answer 

what the hell? 
 

we are reaching dysfunction

[Matt_In_NH]

5 hours ago, mannc said:

 

I remember a time when Josh Allen would have picked up those two yards easily…

My take is the play was there but Josh panicked and tried the flip thing.  Not converting was on Josh. 

[Pete]

7 hours ago, PauleeeWalnuts said:

He’s not a good blocker, that’s why they pull him on 3rd down. He should be getting the ball a lot more 

He’s one of 2 big playmakers on offense.  So you are advocating removing one of our two best offensive players, and replacing with Keon and Moore?  Win and lose with your best players, don’t die with bullets in the chamber

[Pete]

5 hours ago, muppy said:

It's a good point!?!?!

 

so he is throwing Brady under the bus here? He sure did

I posted this before.

 

last week, in the aftermath of the pathetic  Knox jet sweep schemes up on 3rd and short- Knox fumbles on awkward play.

 

McD- “we have to stop being cute on offense, and get back to fundamentals”

 

Bills reporter asked Brady about his “cute” play designs.

 

Brady said “define cute”

 

Bills Reporter- “your coach said it”

LMAO

 

so a wise person learns from their mistakes.  And they can take a hint. “Stop being cute on offense”.  Brady must not be wise.

 

3rd and short, what does Brady call?  He gets “cute” and runs the same stupid Jet Sweep with Moore, and the same result - failure and a fumble.

 

imo McD was livid about the “cute” Knox jet sweep in Pats game.

 

Brady has the nerve to double down on his insanity.

 

imo McD is going to tear Brady a new one, most deservedly 

 

 

[Einstein]

5 hours ago, muppy said:

It's a good point!?!?!

 

so he is throwing Brady under the bus here? He sure did

 

He is 100% throwing Brady under the bus there.

[Gregg]

I don't care if Cook can block. Bottom line is the Bills are trailing in the 4th quarter, so you aren't putting him out there to block anyway. He is the one playmaker on offense who is a threat to take it to the house from anywhere on the field. You are trying to get him the ball in open spaces so he can go make a big play. 

[boyst]

7 hours ago, Big Blitz said:

What???

 

 

 

What is going on?  What was his full answer 

he didn't finish after that. he just started clapping then applied sunscreen and adjusted his hat.

[metbill]

We have CB and Safetys that cant cover or tackle, LBs that cant tackle, DL that cant get pressure and all of them stay on the field.  Our second best weapon on offense isn't the best blocker so we keep him on the sideline???? Lunacy to ever have Cook off the field in any big play situation.  We give up so easily on the offensive side with Cook, but keep crap on the defensive side all game to repeatedly watch the same issues occur with no changes.

[boyst]

1 hour ago, Pete said:

I posted this before.

 

last week, in the aftermath of the pathetic  Knox jet sweep schemes up on 3rd and short- Knox fumbles on awkward play.

 

McD- “we have to stop being cute on offense, and get back to fundamentals”

 

Bills reporter asked Brady about his “cute” play designs.

 

Brady said “define cute”

 

Bills Reporter- “your coach said it”

LMAO

 

so a wise person learns from their mistakes.  And they can take a hint. “Stop being cute on offense”.  Brady must not be wise.

 

3rd and short, what does Brady call?  He gets “cute” and runs the same stupid Jet Sweep with Moore, and the same result - failure and a fumble.

 

imo McD was livid about the “cute” Knox jet sweep in Pats game.

 

Brady has the nerve to double down on his insanity.

 

imo McD is going to tear Brady a new one, most deservedly 

 

 

when i've been in management i've always been aware of the projects my team works on and always been open door policy to discuss things when employees felt the need to come in and this was important. the open door policy for me applied to them because when i became concerned over the direction, lack of attention to detail, or any specific points of my team i would use their open door to review the issues.

 

mcdermott is not minding to his coordinators and keeps getting immature coordinators who always take the blame.

 

frazier is the only experienced coordinator to work under mcdermott and see the writing on the wall to "retire." frazier had his defense taken from him and meddled with when it mattered and in the chiefs game it 100% showed and this is why the defense got so pissy in reaction. this is why Hughes was openly vocal in the locker room, why fights were happening in the locker room after the game. mcd preached accountability and didn't take any when he meddled in it. further, he changed the play on the kickoff without letting the ST coach do it which is why we kicked deep when the coverage team was told to cover squib. players were pissed because mcd caused that outcome and didn't step up and say he did poorly to the media and let everyone take the blame. in the lockerroom he didn't acknowledge his problems and just gave a cheesy mcd statement - and palyers were pissed. o vs. d. i forget the OL but he was ready to throw fists  and hughes was pissed at the defensive staff, too. 

 

the same story was with dabol. dabol saw mcd was a fraud and left.

 

remember the chargers peterman game? the team leaders went to mcd and said they did not like having peterman start but dennison pushed mcd to do it and mcd didn't listen to his team. in the halftime lockerroom the team was near mutiny when it was found out that pterman would start. players texting people that they were confused and don't get it. peterman comes out and mcd kept saying trust the process and backed peterman when his entire team gave up on him. in the end mcd used dennison as the scapegoat for mcd unwilling to make the call or trust his team.

 

 

[oldmanfan]

Opposing teams have figured out Brady right now; he needs to change things up.  And effective changing up doesn’t mean pulling your star RB out of the game, or calling jet sweeps on 3rd and 1.