So, if Brady does get fired...

[wagne591]

10 minutes ago, MarlinTheMagician said:

I wanted to like Brady, but I think he needs to go, and maybe right now.  Things I did not like:

 

1. Overdoing the tush-push against KC in the playoffs; 

2. Not giving help to the Oline against Houston, which was clearly being beaten by 4 rushers; 

3. Not getting plays in timely for Josh to make adjustments; 

4. Overdoing the lateral screen to Shakir/Dalton/Ty (worked for a while); 

5. Getting too cute too often; 

6. Not scheming the running backs into the passing game more consistently; 

7.  Running Cook 4x in a row in one series vs Houston;

8. Not scheming enough quick hitters where the ball comes out early when we are facing pressure.

 

Our wide receivers are not good, but they were worse when Josh started in 2018.  People got open.  And if no WR is ever open, put two backs in the game and get them matched up on LBs, use TEs other than Kincaid more.  There are answers, I believe, and it seems he is not finding them. 

Totally agree with this.  This group of coaches is not good at in-game adjustments unless it is at the half which is unsat.  I know we are talking about offense but I remember a time when the Bills defense would allow the opposing team to come down on their first drive and score either a TD or FG then we would lock it down after figuring out what they are trying to do.  It was Leslie Frazier that did that and he was good at it and it was expected.  This staff let the game get away from them in the first half against ATL and HOU and made adjustments at the half rather then in game.  

 

The offense doesn't seem to make adjustments or have a back up plan for anything.  It is like Brady is playing madden while the rest of the league is playing real life football.  The screen works in madden all the time so lets keep running it.  If Cook is running the ball so well lets run that play over and over again until they stop it.  It is putting so much on film for these Defensive coordinators to figure out and counter before the play is even run.  The screen's aren't working anymore...and why isn't Shakir running the small pattern for four yards and turn around for a quick hitter or a slant over the middle and hit the ground like Beasley used to for a quick 4-6 yards.  I know we all hated Beasley's RAC ability but some of his catches and hitting the ground make a lot of sense right now and are needed.  If Hawes is such a great blocker why can't we line him up in the backfield to help out with blocking and sending Cook/Johnson/or Coleman in the TE spot to chip and run routes with a solidified blocker in the back field.  Just thinking outside the box.  

[Chicharito]

21 hours ago, The Jokeman said:

Schwartz was 29–52 (.358) as a HC. Maybe he learned from his previous tenure 12 years ago but...

I get it. His first 2 years he didn’t have a QB for the first 2 years then they finally drafted Stafford. His defense is always legit. I’m just ready for a change. Our current staff isn’t stagnant.

[US Egg]

3 hours ago, SoonerBillsFan said:

The true problem is McDermott isnt going to hire an established, strong OC that could make this offense really work.

 

Why?

 

They would end up being a challenge to him.  Thats the reality of the situation. 

So McDermott is so sinister he’d bypass a top notch candidate and risk keeping the Bills from success for the sake of keeping his job and he’s got Pegula hoodwinked of his true intentions?

 

[bigK14094]

13 hours ago, Gunsgoodtime said:

Josh has the option to leave these losers if he so chooses, and honestly why wouldn't he at this point?  He is not married to Buffalo

Probabily true, but, I don't see that in the  cards.