Ok the framing of the poll is terrible
Look, I am plenty critical of McDermott. I think his welcome is wearing thin. If he's gone because the Pegulas think we need a new approach to get us over the hump I will not shed any tears.
But he would absolutely be snapped up by some team in some capacity if he was fired. He can get an average defense out of practice squad parts.
Do you know who had a reputation for bad time management? Andy Reid. Eagles fans would not shut up about it as his tenure ended and he didn't have the best rep with Alex Smith. But he got the rings so no one cares.
This is coming from someone who really wanted Coleman to ball out tonight: he was forgettable. I'm happy he got a TD but I agree that was Allen buying an insane amount of time.
I don't know if it's him or Brady misusing him or some combination but I do not see both making it to opening day next year
look I want him to. I want a reason to keep him on the team. I want him to use those traits and put them to use. I want to see him take what might be his last chance and run with it.
But I do mean it when I say that this might be his last chance
It is so Bills to back up an oppponent and finally get them on a three and out only to lose 8 yards and get a penalty and somwhow the penalty is the saving grace
I've defended McDermott a long time but the only reasons why things aren't already out of hand are:
1) A backup QB missing wide open guys
2) A kickoff return TD
Assuming you are streaming on Amazon there is an option to start from the begining of coverage and skip through commercials. Put yourself in media blackout (no phone), get home, cut through the commercials to catch up.
Agreed.
Should it have been close enough to matter? No. Did the Bills shoot themselves in the foot? Yes. Were they going to win it all that year? No.
But I'm still salty about it.