Sean McDermott: The stalking your ex thread

[Einstein]

2 minutes ago, T bone said:

 

 

Yeah we went into overtime without those 3 points we would of won the game in regulation.

And Cook's fumble led to 7 points that would have won the game in regular time. But you aren't pinning the loss "squarely on the shoulders of #4".

[mannc]

1 minute ago, Einstein said:

And Cook's fumble led to 7 points that would have won the game in regular time. But you aren't pinning the loss "squarely on the shoulders of #4".

IMO, that was the turning point of the game. An absolute killer fumble…

[BillsShredder83]

2 minutes ago, Einstein said:

And Cook's fumble led to 7 points that would have won the game in regular time. But you aren't pinning the loss "squarely on the shoulders of #4".

10+ point swing, actually,  and I agree. 

 

It all starts from the top down. Continually focusing on eliminating any errors, and adding more and more detail, proved to be troubleshooting the wrong issue..  and creating a tense environment.

 

Likely ground this team down year after year, trying to repeatedly tighten things up more than the year before... it worked.... at making everyone tense lol

10 minutes ago, mannc said:

IMO, that was the turning point of the game. An absolute killer fumble…

Need to zoom out. 

 

It was a turning point, but that thought should've never entered their brains either. We had 3 full Q's to fix things!!! But it sure looked like everyone believed that was the mistake that'd do them in, too big to fix

[NewEra]

I watched the 4th qtr of the ravens game last year.  When they showed him on the sideline, it brought out a little emotion in me.  I’ll miss him and wish him well….but it was time.  

[zow2]

I heard some other players podcast and the guest was Dion.  They asked him to describe McDermott in one word..  after saying all the politically correct stuff about McD being a great man, etc..  he said in one word:  Militant.   And then Dion went on to gush how great it is to have Brady as HC now and how the whole team is rejuvenated.  Feels like McD would get really puckered up in the big games late.  

[Yockopondowsk]

Next coach of the Jets.   

[dpberr]

He has all of the things you want if you are a Division 1 university hungry for a sustainable, play by the rules anti-Harbaugh championship-caliber college program.

 

And that's not a dig.  You could put him at at an underperforming football school (like...Nebraska) and he'd have them in the Top 25 the entire season by Year 2.  

 

 

 

 

[T bone]

1 hour ago, Einstein said:

And Cook's fumble led to 7 points that would have won the game in regular time. But you aren't pinning the loss "squarely on the shoulders of #4".

 

 

Good point, I guess I expect a little bit more from Allen.  

[nuklz2594]

NC tar heels next hc...

[Ojolaffub]

50 minutes ago, Yockopondowsk said:

Next coach of the Jets.   

I’m thinking Cleveland 

[Artful Dodger]

1 hour ago, pennstate10 said:

Agree that he’s a good guy and great coach. 

 

 

He's a great guy and a good coach.  

[QB Bills]

Glorified DB coach who wasted multiple years of arguably the most talented QB to ever step on an NFL field. Should have fired his ass after the first KC playoff loss.

[Captain Murica]

Just now, QB Bills said:

Glorified DB coach who wasted multiple years of arguably the most talented QB to ever step on an NFL field. Should have fired his ass after the first KC playoff loss.

I share the same sentiment. It’s been pointed out in several articles written by the Buffalo media that he still hangs his hat on breaking the drought. At some point, that can’t be his only argument why he should’ve stayed as the bills coach. As you referred when you have one of the games best QBs,currently and maybe at the end of the day when Josh hangs it up, of all time. It’s actually criminal that he never made it to a Super Bowl with him.

[MPL]

I totally misinterpreted this thread. Thought it was going to be a thread for people whose ex girlfriends/boyfriends were being stalked by Sean McDermott. 

[Simon]

2 minutes ago, MPL said:

Thought it was going to be a thread for people whose ex girlfriends/boyfriends were being stalked by Sean McDermott. 

 

No worries; he probably can't close the deal. 

[Mikie2times]

We will see how this team responds to experts leading the respective sides of the ball with total freedom to innovate and own the process. 

[BillsVet]

18 minutes ago, QB Bills said:

Glorified DB coach who wasted multiple years of arguably the most talented QB to ever step on an NFL field. Should have fired his ass after the first KC playoff loss.

 

I do not believe he'll be back even as a DC in 2027.  Between having Josh (fair or not) the debacles in the playoffs (especially 13 seconds), the weakness of his defensive scheme in big moments, and personality/tension created that he's got a longer road to become a HC again.  

[Puckman5]

2 hours ago, JESSEFEFFER said:

He was in a situation where every success was because of his QB and every failure was on him.  That's a perception that goes far beyond reality.  The last 3 playoff exits saw the Bills offense on the field with a chance to get the lead and then failed to do so.  The :13 fiasco was a stand-a-lone failure that's on him.  The rest not so much, imo.

Time to get rid of Josh Allen and Brady.  Anything to make this stop.

[Avisan]

1 minute ago, BillsVet said:

 

I do not believe he'll be back even as a DC in 2027.  Between having Josh (fair or not) the debacles in the playoffs (especially 13 seconds), the weakness of his defensive scheme in big moments, and personality/tension created that he's got a longer road to become a HC again.  

Wild take, far bigger a-holes with way worse track records of success have gotten jobs year after year in the NFL

[Puckman5]

8 minutes ago, Simon said:

 

No worries; he probably can't close the deal. 

He'd try to pin it on Leslie Frazier.