billsfan1959

Like a preschool afternoon when the children didn't get their naps...

I love when I meet expectations

I think someone needs a safe space

So, you want to label anyone who thinks it is a bad idea to fire a GM after one draft and 1.5 years on the job and a coach who took a bad team to the playoffs and is 1.5 years into a rebuild as an apologist? Color me shocked

Shhhhhhhh…. Never let the truth get in the way of a good rant

I know you get a little emotional when you don't get your way and I don't want to send you over the edge. So, of course we can take a break from our debate.

Is there anything you are not annoyed at or angry at? Seriously, it is a game. If it upsets you this much, maybe you should take a break from it for a while.

Not even close. If you truly believe that, you clearly have not followed the NFL closely or for very long.

Well, recognizing and admitting that you have a childlike self-centeredness where everything is about you is the first step toward getting help

Amen

My analogy was not that you want a new toy - it was that you are like a two year old child who throws a tantrum, lashing out at everyone and everything, because you aren't getting what you want.

What does this even mean? #wordsalad

Or if you are like a two year old who doesn't get his way

Both replaced coaches that had been there 3 or more years.

Because it is always a good idea to fire everyone every 1.5 years....

Compared to your constant whining...it might be a toss up

You angry, bro?

There are so many contenders already. Some sort of algorithm will need to be developed to sort through them all and pick a winner....

Nothing #wordsalad

Ah, the old, "if you can't throw a tantrum like a three year old you must be an idiot and love losing" post

The histrionics will be amusing if nothing else...

So, they set out to ruin someone's reputation and career, and now are outraged that someone is doing something that could ruin their reputations and careers. Got it.

Thank God

It was always about tearing the team down last year, finding a franchise QB and other talent in the draft while eating the dead cap money this year, and building around their franchise QB while continuing to add defensive talent next year. Last year's playoff appearance was more a testament to good coaching, a weak AFC, and luck than it was about talent on this team. The lack of talent on the offensive side of the ball was there last year and then compounded by the losses of Wood and Incognito, a lack of cap space to acquire quality offensive free agent talent, and the need to use high draft capital on their QB of the future. You can agree with their plan or not; however, it was always pretty clear they would try to stay as competitive as they could with the talent they had, offensively, while putting themselves in a position to truly address the rebuild next year (while already having added some centerpiece players in White, Edmunds, and, hopefully, Allen). Anyone who didn't see this year coming either wasn't paying attention or didn't want to see it.