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This! Is the problem with Dennison. He does not seem to be able to adapt to what he has. Force the system, or change the system (plays) to best utilize what you have? Chan was the master at that.

I think Dennison is a liability to this offense .... like so many old-school coaches, he doesn't seem to be able to adapt to the players he has to maximize their strengths. No, the players have to adjust to his scheme. And in this case, TT is not a drop back QB. Dennison just doesn't seem to be able to figure out how to best use him.

I like Matthews and would like to see him stay, BUT, what is needed more is a real deep threat-- a free agent or through the draft.

Why was he only in on 14 plays?

Yes, I am! I want him to play like Pro-Bowler every week so this team can win games. So, Yes! I'm a huge Tyrod fan.

One of these three, but in this order: Cousins McCarron Keenum (or, Chase Daniels - current on Saints roster)

"I actually think playing the Pats next week may not be a bad idea." . . . Actually, I don't think they have a choice.

Why will this article draw so much angst? Because it's true.

Just to remind all, as Dick Jauron said: "It's hard to win in the NFL." I'll enjoy this win today, then go back to calling for Dennison's head tomorrow--at times, his play calling infuriates me.

How about we keep Glen and move Dawkins to RT, that would be a strong set at tackle.

Hauschka White Schmidt Tyrod Taylor Clay Milano

This

Won't be a Bills win without several posts about how Tyrod Taylor is not the answer. Dumby me, I'll just enjoy it, and start focusing on the Patriots.

Have faith! Trust the process!

Great stuff! The video evidence of Hyde and Gaines being totally lost and out of position was telling. Is that scheme or stupidity? And I wonder how often it happens?

Answer: Drafting Impotence!

Will the real Mike Williams, please stand up.

I hope Dawkins is getting better, but it is so hard to tell. The PFF ratings are good, but he still doesn't seem to pass the eye test. Maybe its just because we (I) only notice when it goes bad, but he sure seemed to struggle in LA.

This!

Ah, it's been awhile

A classic!

A valid argument. To add, just like back in 2000, this Coaching decision is now a national joke (if you missed PTI, go watch the podcast of it). Ironically, in the year when it looks like the clearest path the Bills had to the play-offs since that 2000 season, they pull off a coaching decision of equal blunder and ineptitude. There is a synergy here. Stranger Things has nothing on the Bills organization. Certainly, there has been enough corporate weirdness around this team over the past 17 years for a hit TV show. The Flutie Curse lives on. Yes, Tyrod Taylor is not a franchise quarterback, but he is still the best one on the team. So much, Mr. McDermott, for the merit system you have advocated for all year--best man plays? You lost your fans, and now your players with that decision. The only way out? A public apology to Nate Peterman, to Tyrod Taylor, to your team, and to the fanbase. Admit you made a colossal mistake. Reinstate Taylor as your starter, and hope like heck he pulls out a win for you next week.

Agree with pretty much everything, the one I disagree with and that I think that has the most dramatic affect is the Dareus move. This defense has regressed dramatically over the past few weeks. Teams are exposing them. Commit to the run and you can move up and down the field. In a year where a path to the play-offs was in clear view, losing his presence in the middle of the d-line has hurt, hurt badly.

I agree with this. Why do you play the game: "You play to win the game!" (Herm Edwards). Moreover, as absurd as it sounds right now, there are still four winnable games on the Bills schedule, and four wins gives them a decent shot at the playoffs. Yes, I know, absurd. Until you're officially eliminated, go with your best line-up.

Indeed, I'll still be watching and hoping and praying that the Chargers over think it and don't run on every play and that Mr. Peterman has a great day. Should be fun, I "hope"