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I agree. Not sure if you were commenting specifically on what I posted, but I was saying, Beane wouldn't drop Ingram without McD's approval.

I don't see any possibility this happens without McDermott's approval.

Pitiful defensive scheme. McD got clowned again.

Josh Allen against McD, Brady and the Bengals.

I love the offensive start already. Brady and McD are amazing. Just when it looked like it man was hard in the first half, our scheme has totally relaxed everything.

Do you see a difference in scheme? Josh is great and the reason far too much that we're in games. It's not just this year. The combo of great scheme and great QB so often wins super bowls. One of those is the reason we haven't won one yet. If you can't see by now we get out coached too often, then I don't know what to tell you.

Oh they definitely deserve credit. That and our coaches suck.

Hey Brady, that necklace showing outside your hoodie look, isn't working.

Once again we are unprepared and getting out smarted.

It will never happen but little Sean has to go. He's been figured out and the players aren't responding to - just do your job.

Everybody knows in the snow you give tons of cushion. So they don't get behind you, haha. McD is actually a moron.

We know the family decently well and some of our other friends and family know them very well. They are a fantastic family with a long reputation in the Charlotte NC area. More specifically Huntersville/Lake Norman. They all have work ethic and money isn't the motivation. They're competitors. The entire family is well accomplished in sports and they're all huge people. Working hard won't be his problem. He'll put in the hours. That doesn't always translate but it's usually a common thread among the QB's that make it. Of course this league is brutal but I'd lean towards this kid having a chance of being really good.

I like McDermott and appreciate that he has been the purveyor of turning this organization around. However I think he's just taken us as far as he could, we're on the downward and we missed our peak with him at the helm. His inability to fully understand offense and make good decisions with personnel and coaches has always been his weakness. I'd call it largely a failure. More recently his brand of defense is exposed. His greatest asset is his ability to bring people together and get them to play and care about each other. We all know he preaches self development. He believes in doing the same things, just do them better. He's a toughness coach, beat the man in front of you. It feels like that message is fractured and I think he'll have to coach his way to gaining the players respect back. I think he'll fail and the team will fray. He's not a strategist. X's and O's aren't his strong suit.

Watch Buffalo '66 instead.

Beane and McDermott are equals, so McDermott can do whatever he wants without anything being allowed by Beane.