Peter

I do not understand the hyper criticism of Dorsey by some in the media, social media, and here. We scored 34 points NOTWITHSTANDING the turnovers. If we have issues, it is NOT Dorsey or should I say: "Ninety-nine problems but [Dorsey] ain't one.'

Wait a minute. I remember people on this board claiming with 100% certainty that Dorsey's reaction after the first Dolphins game would ruin his chances of becoming a head coach.

For those who think Dorsey is having a negative impact on Josh (or the offense), a little more perspective:

Very classy. Tua is a good guy. He withstood a lot of adversity with the Dolphins before this year with their prior coach and some of their fans who wanted Watson and were ready to throw Tua under the bus.

The choice was scoring and absolutely guarantying taking the lead (and the only downside is the Dolphins somehow tie the game with 34 seconds left in a snowstorm) v. Taking the chance that we could not convert the field goal in a snowstorm. The question answers itself. In some ways, McClappy is a very good coach . . . in others (to borrow a quote from someone else wrongfully directed to another coach, McCoach is "extremely frustrating." We are all very lucky to have Josh Allen . . . especially McD.

This. I would like to think that we are better than that.

I am "extremely frustrated" by these kind of posts. We have a substandard offensive line (even when we have all of our starter). Nevertheless, Dorsey has been able to overcome that. We have a better record than last year and more points (if I recall correctly). The play calling has been very good (just ask Josh). We do rely on Josh and Josh does mask a lot of our issues with the line. That is on others rather than Dorsey who has to play the cards he is dealt.

I have to give the Dolphins credit. I thought that we were going to crush them. We are very lucky to have Josh Allen. We have millions of dollars invested in him and have a substandard offensive line. It is long past time to have an offensive line that Josh deserves so he does not get killed and that would help us run the ball.

Reminder: Dorsey does not block. Dorsey does not play defense.

Finally a freaking break.

It looked that way but will they show a replay with the correct angle from the sideline?

We cannot stop the run and we cannot run the ball. Horrible combination.

One could see that the whole time. Our offensive line sucks but that was ALL on Josh.

Now is the time.

McClappy

The 29th ranked rushing offense if running all over us. By contrast, our running game is horrible.

Tre White is a shadow of himself.

With respect, this thread makes no sense:

Mike White is one tough dude.

Sadly, he is supposed to be our best offensive lineman. We have MILLIONS of dollars invested in an elite, generational QB, and we have a horrible line in front of him (and our running backs). Improving the offensive line in the offseason better be our highest priority . . . not only to protect Josh, but to improve our running game.

No doubt Isaiah dropped some passes, but he was not the only one who dropped passes in the horrible weather today (nothwithstanding what people write on this board). Clearly, the ball was slick. We also had some players who were not even getting open. In my judgment, this topic is driven by a bias against a player by certain people on this board. The more pertinent question should have been which of our offensive linemen had a worse game.

That last play was informative . . . it has revealed the people who have an anti-McKenzie narrative regardless of what actually happens on the field. Clearly, there was a missed block.

Run that play and block properly. Same thing would have happened with Hines.

He is no RJ.

This is very true.