Is This McD's Worst Loss?

[corta765]

20 hours ago, Billsfanatic8989 said:

13 seconds was obviously the worst. That was the game that turned me against him for good. 

 

But this is one of the most uninspired regular season losses. 

 

It is wild how the vibes were pretty good post KC... and then they decided to not improve the roster, then run PR to try and save face, and then the team itself looked as inspired as mayo. Strange as it sounds they looked like a team checked out whether it was underestimating Miami or because no one was brought in.

Either way I have been a Beane backer for years and I am now firmly good with him leaving and a general clean sweep. He has successfully wasted a year of Josh's prime with his inaction at WR. I understood 2024 being a reset year etc.. but WR wise even just drafting a few guys would've helped immensely to diversify this group. Instead he was arrogant, doubled down including bashing those who questioned it only to now look like a fool.

[zow2]

Miami fired the GM and kept the coach (for now).

 

Giants fired the coach and kept the GM.

 

I think if things continue to go downhill here, Pegula would fire the coach first and keep the GM for continuity of staff.  It's just easier to find a new head coach and assistants rather than having to backfill so many positions behind the scenes concerning a GM.  

[dpberr]

No.  The January 22, 2023 playoff loss to the Bengals at HOME remains the worst loss IMO.  Win and get to the Championship Game.

 

Nobody in the Bills organization came to play football that day.  

 

Yesterday's game was a copy of that game.