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He broke the Bills single-season record for catches by a TE in his rookie season. They just aren't doing a good job scheming him open. Same with Cooper, same with Coleman, same with Samuels.

It's super-patronizing and always has been.

I think those two guys at the bar somehow knew what the future would bring.

If someone is making $8MM a year to coach football, he shouldn't need to burn valuable timeouts because he can't think two plays ahead, which is exactly what happened on the Bills last scoring drive pn Sunday.

He treats the playoffs differently from the regular season in this regard. I mean, he was clearly terrified of letting the best QB in the league throw the football during the entire second half two days ago.

It's routinely called; he made contact outside of the 5 yard cushion. It only looked like a bad call because Coleman did a terrible job of selling it.

Man, I wish the conference championship games were still at 1 and 4 PM EST. 6:30 start time sucks - ensures that i won't be able to even think about sleeping until after midnight, regardless of outcome.

White physically impeded the route of the WR and held both his arms to boot. Not sure why everyone thought that didn't matter just because Coleman shoved him out of the way.

He was on the precipice of another playoff choke job until that dropped 2PT conversion. Went insanely conservative in the 2nd half, showed zero trust in his best player, and, of course, his vaunted zone defense once again gave up a huge TD drive when we had to have a stop. Sorry, but he continues to make the same mistakes over and over again.

Knox and Coleman too. They simply have no idea how to use them. All the offensive success in the air is due to Allen making things happen.

Most people on this board would be fine with bringing him back year after year to the same results.

They only attempted four passes over 10 yards. With the best QB in football playing at home. The only adjective that comes to mind is "cowardly." That will not work next week.

The lack of pressure probably didn't have much to do with who was out there. The defensive plan is always to be reactive rather than proactive and hope it works out somehow. Yes, they gave up an 88-yard TD drive with no resistance at all, but the Ravens bungled the two-point play, so to this board, that means McDermott can do no wrong.

That "new identity" led to absolute crap results in the 1st half against Denver and the 2nd half yesterday. No other team willfully limits the amount of plays its best player can make like we do.

You've got to remember that 80% of the posters here are gigantic homers who will defend the coaching staff regardless of what happens. The fact that they completely turtled in the second half, took the ball out of Allen's hands, blew a chance to put the game away, then allowed YET ANOTHER long drive at the end of a playoff game is completely lost on them because the Bills happened to luck out and win. You're right; it's probably not sustainable the deeper you get in the postseason.