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Hiring decisions for a last-place team differ from those for a team with Super Bowl aspirations. Retain individuals you believe are the best, not simply because Arizona might hire them.

The fans should carry them across the street and lay them at the 50 yard line of the new stadium (or at least in front of the gate) after we win the AFC Championship

Marv was also in his 70s

What goalposts are being moved?

Take away the games against 7 seeds that didnt make the playoffs until a few years ago. Then McD is 3-7 (.300)

Even if we go 2-15 the year after Allen retires without a Super Bowl appearance.

It’s not zero. It’s low but not zero. At some point we win a championship or Terry makes a move.

The possibility isn't zero. I'm not saying it’s the right move or that it should definitely happen, but Josh loves him, and Terry knows him, so he will get an interview. Hopefully, we’ll win the Super Bowl and this discussion will become irrelevant.

I was talking about replacing McDermott, if we don't make the Super Bowl this year. Sooner or later we got to ***** or get off the pot with Sean; had we fired him after 13 seconds and hired Daboll on the spot, I think we still win the division every year and beat the 7 seed in the playoffs.

Does Daboll come back in '26?

If you billieve McDermott didn't take over play calling at the end of the 4th Defense was really bad last year, we needed to score those points

He did act unprofessionally and play his dropped off

Not if he didn't think he was going to win one with this coaching staff and front office.

The cap went up $7M

*You could say the same thing about Marty Schottenheimer‘s teams throughout the years. I appreciate the stark contrast between the shows. On "Sabres Live," there's a sense of hopelessness, while "One Bills Live" feels like everything is cheerful and optimistic. Then there's Schoop and Bulldog, who can either make valid points or sound like old men complaining about nothing.