What does "Complementary Football" mean in Bills Coachspeak?

[Chaos]

17 minutes ago, Freddie's Dead said:

I'm shocked, SHOCKED, that you actually used the correct term, complementary football.  "Complimentary" football is either football that's free to all, or it's when Josh says "Nice catch, Dawson" and Dawson says "Nice throw, Josh."

I blundered at first. but then corrected it. I was helped out by a grammar nazi. 

[The Jokeman]

 

 

1 hour ago, sven233 said:

It means you have a lack of top talent and the only way you can win is with a ball control offense and hopefully limiting the other teams offensive snaps so your terrible defense doesn't have to be on the field as much.

 

What it is, is a losers mentality.  Screw complimentary football.  Build an offense around the best player on the planet and blow teams off the field.  Score 40 and make a couple stops on defense and you will be a much better team.  If you can get out ahead of teams and make them 1 dimensional, you will actually make it much easier on your undersized defense.  But we don't have a coach that wants to play that way.

Apparently you missed the 1990s Super Bowl run Bills. 

[Chaos]

2 minutes ago, The Jokeman said:

 

 

Apparently you missed the 1990s Super Bowl run Bills. 

Do you mean the team that made it to the Super Bowl four times in a row.  I am not sure nine years of no super bowls is better. Maybe that is just me. 

[The Jokeman]

4 minutes ago, Chaos said:

Do you mean the team that made it to the Super Bowl four times in a row.  I am not sure nine years of no super bowls is better. Maybe that is just me. 

Those teams were flawed. If we ran any kind of traditional offense we might have won  a Super Bowl or two IMO. Yet everyone wants to go crazy over our great offense until it fell apart in the most important game of the season. Not just once but four times. 

[BigAl2526]

Offense, defense and special teams are each part of the solution and none is part of the problem when it comes to the challenge of winning games.