Can the Bills Fire Joe Brady?

[The Jokeman]

14 minutes ago, Buffalo716 said:

Why do people keep bringing up Jalen waddle the dolphins wouldn't trade us him for their first born son 

 

We offered them a first and a third round pick which is well enough compensation 

 

Any other team would have gotten that done.. not trading him to their 60-year divisional rival

They bring it up cuz it was something Beane failed at doing. Hell some felt adding Rashid Shaheed was the answer. You know the guy who has has 3 catches and 30 yards in two games since being traded from New Orleans. 

Just now, Rousseauisnoschmo said:

Joe Brady's agent everyone.

I'm not his agent. Yet I can admit when I see my QB playing like crap. Josh even said some of same things I've said in his press conference. 

[Buffalo716]

1 minute ago, The Jokeman said:

They bring it up cuz it was something Beane failed at doing. Hell some felt adding Rashid Shaheed was the answer. You know the guy who has has 3 catches and 30 yards in two games since being traded from New Orleans. 

Waddle is really good but we did offer more than enough compensation to get him 

 

They wouldn't trade him us for anything 

 

If an NFC team gave them the same offer they would accept it .. we did try.. even if that means we messed it up in the off season 

 

But Jalen waddle was never getting traded to us from the dolphins because they're not helping us out

[The Jokeman]

Just now, Buffalo716 said:

Waddle is really good but we did offer more than enough compensation to get him 

 

They wouldn't trade him us for anything 

 

If an NFC team gave them the same offer they would accept it .. we did try.. even if that means we messed it up in the off season 

 

But Jalen waddle was never getting traded to us from the dolphins because they're not helping us out

But they would don't you know all we had to do is make it a 2016 first Rounder (yes I'm being sarcastic as like you don't believe he'd end up here).

[Simon]

9 minutes ago, Einstein said:

If you want to perhaps guess what Allen thinks about what Brady is calling and the WR’s are running…

 

 

 

That clip was after the failed 4th/1 where they ran Cook over G for the 4th play in a row (3 to the L, one to the R).

[DapperCam]

34 minutes ago, The Jokeman said:

If nobody open then throw the ball away. Don't run around and take bad sacks to make sustaining drives that much harder. Throw the ball away!!!

I mean, let's be real. That very likely would have just led to punts just the same with 10 yards of difference in field position. I guess it adds up over the game, but as long as Allen isn't turning the ball over on his scrambles, I'd say let him scramble. Players need to work back to the ball and get open. If we are asking Allen to throw the ball away on 3rd down we've kind of already lost.

[MPT]

1 minute ago, MikePJ76 said:

23 points is more than 19.

 

They gave up a back breaking TD drive before the half, with a horrific TD play with 9 seconds left and no timeouts.  that drive was a game changing situatilon.

 

also the defense even when they got stops got pushed down the field and allowd the texans punter to pin them down giving the offense terrible field position all game.

 

They allowed one of the leagues worst offenses, with the backup qb playing to dictate the rhythm of the game more or less and he was under no pressure except for a few plays on the first drive and the last two drives.  

 

That Td before the half is the kind of crap that gets u beat.  make them kick a field goal and we are 8-3 right now.

 

The defense is half practice squad or rookies. And field position goes both ways. The Texans had short fields all night because the mostly healthy offense couldn't move the ball at all. 

 

You arbitrarily call one TD "backbreaking" but leave out all the stops they got despite getting no help from the offense.

 

They certainly aren't absolved from all blame, but they certainly haven't been the biggest issue this year.

[GASabresIUFan]

There is plenty of blame to go around.   The OL isn't playing well and Brown is injured.  Josh is holding the ball to long and he has no one to throw to.  Shakir is banged up and hasn't been playing well.  Davis is in his second game up from the PS.  Palmer is another wasted investment WR.  Samuel is hurt again.  Moore is invisible.  Kincaid is hurt and Knox is not reliable.  Brady's scheme is lacking creativity and oh by the way Houston has the best defense in the NFL.  

 

 

[LittleSammy]

32 minutes ago, The Jokeman said:

Like he didn't try to get Waddle but guess it's his fault Miami said no. 

Miami said no because Beane wouldn't give them his 2026 1st. Of course, the way the team is playing, it could now be #10 in the Draft. So maybe he's known all along this team is a fraud.

[JBI$111]

What another cluster***** in so many areas. Horrendous drafting and free agent decisions by Beane for years, McDermott hiring yes men and running the same stale defense that only occasionally works in the second half and then fails anyways in the fourth quarter. Brady is absolutely incompetent when it comes to having a feel for the game and calling the right plays, he calls the same stupid ass plays over and over again. And who knows who's calling the plays on the defense anymore, it really doesn't matter at this point, because it's all terrible. We have a bunch of has beens because they know McDermott's system that we keep bringing back and every week it seems like more than half the team is injured. WTF! We've had Josh Allen for 8 years and with that type of talent and all those years to get it right on both sides of the ball, we should at least have one super bowl. A colossal failure! EVERYONE'S HAD IT WITH THIS ORGANIZATION!

[Rousseauisnoschmo]

7 minutes ago, The Jokeman said:

Josh even said some of same things I've said in his press conference. 

So out of character for Josh to take the blame. He usually throws everyone else under the bus.

[Einstein]

4 minutes ago, Simon said:

 

That clip was after the failed 4th/1 where they ran Cook over G for the 4th play in a row (3 to the L, one to the R).

 

Ok that’s good to know. Thank you.  I didnt see the TV broadcast yet.

[DapperCam]

16 minutes ago, The Jokeman said:

His interception that had nobody in area was a bad decision. Throw it anywhere else. Last drive 3rd and 1 focused on Shakir from the snap, look otherside of field and RB open for a first down. 18 yard sack. He is could have thrown it away. I'm sure there others but these first that come to my mind.

I think the interception was his worst throw of the night for sure. He thought the LB was going to cover the flat and got fooled.

The 3rd and 1 to Shakir is a set play. Of course he focused on Shakir form the snap, there was no chance the ball was going anywhere else.

[JohnNord]

1 minute ago, MPT said:

 

The defense is half practice squad or rookies. And field position goes both ways. The Texans had short fields all night because the mostly healthy offense couldn't move the ball at all. 

 

You arbitrarily call one TD "backbreaking" but leave out all the stops they got despite getting no help from the offense.

 

They certainly aren't absolved from all blame, but they certainly haven't been the biggest issue this year.

Houston had a net of 35 yards in the second half.  They scored 3 points after Shakir fumbled deep inside Bills territory.   
 

The defense was not to blame tonight just as they were not to blame in the other L’s

[MikePJ76]

Just now, MPT said:

 

The defense is half practice squad or rookies. And field position goes both ways. The Texans had short fields all night because the mostly healthy offense couldn't move the ball at all. 

 

You arbitrarily call one TD "backbreaking" but leave out all the stops they got despite getting no help from the offense.

 

They certainly aren't absolved from all blame, but they certainly haven't been the biggest issue this year.

the defense was practice squad and rookies.  Tonight they had their core guys sans rapp, hill and hoecht.  The defense can not be this bad missing three starters.  It just can't.

 

They got stops later in the game in part because Houston was fine with punting on a few of those 4th and short to midrange because they knew there defense had the game under control.  If Houston needed to they could have been more aggressive later in the game, there was no reason to do that however.

[Simon]

Just now, Einstein said:

 

Ok that’s good to know. Thank you.  I didnt see the TV broadcast yet.

 

Your doctor would advise you not to subject yourself to that kind of pointless frustration again. 👍

[MPT]

2 minutes ago, JohnNord said:

Houston had a net of 35 yards in the second half.  They scored 3 points after Shakir fumbled deep inside Bills territory.   
 

The defense was not to blame tonight just as they were not to blame in the other L’s

 

Yeah, that's what I'm trying to tell that other guy.

[JohnNord]

20 minutes ago, The Jokeman said:

His interception that had nobody in area was a bad decision. Throw it anywhere else. Last drive 3rd and 1 focused on Shakir from the snap, look otherside of field and RB open for a first down. 18 yard sack. He is could have thrown it away. I'm sure there others but these first that come to my mind.

This is true.  Everyone knew Josh couldn’t hold the ball today like he did last week.  Houston is too fast.   Probably half of the sacks tonight were because of him holding the football.  Not sure if it was because no one was open or because he was trying to scramble but he didn’t play well

[Bermuda Triangle]

5 minutes ago, MPT said:

 

The defense is half practice squad or rookies. And field position goes both ways. The Texans had short fields all night because the mostly healthy offense couldn't move the ball at all. 

 

You arbitrarily call one TD "backbreaking" but leave out all the stops they got despite getting no help from the offense.

 

They certainly aren't absolved from all blame, but they certainly haven't been the biggest issue this year.

The defense (despite the draft picks and FA signings) has been awful pretty much all year, save the games against Fields and Dalton.  Slow, soft and small.

[Avisan]

2 minutes ago, MikePJ76 said:

They got stops later in the game in part because Houston was fine with punting on a few of those 4th and short to midrange because they knew there defense had the game under control.  If Houston needed to they could have been more aggressive later in the game, there was no reason to do that however.

35 net yards, they couldn't do a darn thing in the second half.  They were never more than a TD ahead, it's absurd to think that they felt oh-so-confident with that small of a lead.

[The Jokeman]

5 minutes ago, Rousseauisnoschmo said:

So out of character for Josh to take the blame. He usually throws everyone else under the bus.

Working out well for Tua, isn't it?