I trust the 2nd half process

[extrahammer]

Once the Bills had 28, it was the Bills game. 

[Comebackkid]

Just now, extrahammer said:

Once the Bills had 28, it was the Bills game. 

im kinda more along the lines of its never over untill its over...  atleast in that situation.    To many times the D has been burned.

[chris heff]

It really is bizarre that they don’t show up until the second half of. It has to be bad game planning and then very good halftime adjustments, but why?

[Bills!Win!]

Once we got that hook and ladder in the Texans game I thought we were going to win that one. That’s the one game we could’ve won that would’ve made this season miraculous 

[Simon]

1 minute ago, chris heff said:

It really is bizarre that they don’t show up until the second half of. It has to be bad game planning and then very good halftime adjustments, but why?

 

It's like he just wants to lay in the weeds, watch what teams are trying to do and then counter it at halftime.

The passive coaching is resulting in passive players and if he doesn't knock it off, it is going to end their season.

 

[Sweats]

Honestly, i don't like any of the process

[Jerome007]

4 minutes ago, chris heff said:

It really is bizarre that they don’t show up until the second half of. It has to be bad game planning and then very good halftime adjustments, but why?

It's just so weird. Same players, same coaches. The D is often completely destroyed in the 2nd half, then barely allows anything in the second. Besides the one touchdown than came from ONE play, the D shut down "MVP Mayes" and the Cheats O in the 2nd half. 

[NoSaint]

3 minutes ago, Simon said:

 

It's like he just wants to lay in the weeds, watch what teams are trying to do and then counter it at halftime.

The passive coaching is resulting in passive players and if he doesn't knock it off, it is going to end their season.

 

I keep saying it’s like low positive Josh in the first half of games. But for the whole team. That era sucked.

Edited 1 hour ago by NoSaint

[Aesop]

The Bills are a second half team. Just dont watch the games until the 3rd quarter. Thats where the magic happens.

[Court Jester]

I don't want to rely on being 2nd half team. Pound and ground them into the turf first half and do it better in 2nd half

[CSBill]

Well, one half of great football is better than none. 

[Simon]

2 minutes ago, Aesop said:

The Bills are a second half team. Just dont watch the games until the 3rd quarter. Thats where the magic happens.

 

I'm a step ahead of you as I didn't watch three snaps in the first half today and then started watching in the 3rd qrtr.

[ProcessTruster]

W.

 

NEXT.  

Edited 1 hour ago by ProcessTruster

[Mod_Squad_Reject]

I don’t trust it at all, it’s just a matter of time before we get bit in the a$$!  If you can come out and play that way in the second half there’s absolutely no reason why you can’t play better in the first. That just smacks of a coaching issues.

 

Coming out REPEATEDLY as flat as we do is mind boggling.

 

 

Edited 1 hour ago by Mod_Squad_Reject

[billsfan89]

It is a sign of good coaching to finish games strong. McD may or may not be a great coach but he’s a good one.

[BuffaloBillyG]

15 minutes ago, chris heff said:

It really is bizarre that they don’t show up until the second half of. It has to be bad game planning and then very good halftime adjustments, but why?

I'm starting to think there is a mandate from the league that prohibits the Bills from playing 4 complete quarters of football in the same game. Probably would be an unfair advantage since we have Allen. 

[extrahammer]

10 minutes ago, Simon said:

 

I'm a step ahead of you as I didn't watch three snaps in the first half today and then started watching in the 3rd qrtr.

 

Yeah my post is partly celebratory from the disaster it could have been. A lot of problems that first half. No timeouts used until the last 30 seconds of the first half, WR screen on 3rd and long, abandoning James Cook after 2 runs in the 1st quarter, not challenging replays, penalties, I really don't get it. IMO if those things are fixed, this final outcome in this game is even more in the Bills favor. At least we didn't turn the ball over. 

Edited 1 hour ago by extrahammer

[Simon]

2 minutes ago, extrahammer said:

 

Yeah my post is partly celebratory from the disaster it could have been. A lot of problems that first half. No timeouts used until the last 30 seconds of the first half, WR screen on 3rd and long, abandoning James Cook after 2 runs in the 1st quarter, not challenging replays, penalties, I really don't get it. IMO if those things are fixed, this final outcome in this game is even more in the Bills favor. At least we didn't turn the ball over. 

 

I am pleased I missed the mess.

This could become SOP. 

[Ray Stonada]

21 minutes ago, Simon said:

 

It's like he just wants to lay in the weeds, watch what teams are trying to do and then counter it at halftime.

The passive coaching is resulting in passive players and if he doesn't knock it off, it is going to end their season.

 

I can’t think of a better phrase to describe it than “passive coaching.” He doesn’t even argue calls in the first half. It’s positively meek.

 

Luckily the Bills’ Jimmies and Joes have been beating their opponents’ Xs and Os lately. 

[Walking Tall]

If it only didn’t take  a 12 minute break in the action to make adjustments.

 

Start doing it on the damned fly and this team will be real dangerous.