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Probably no one who will be relevant. This is not a knock on mcbean. It's just odds are late round picks generally are not going to be too successful . Not always the case of course

100 percent agreed

My half assed answer right now is I'm not sure as I would have to think about it. But I'm sure there are better than Dennison. Lack of talent aside, I really hate his offensive scheme/vanilla play calls/bad game planning. I personally think he is awful. I understand your point about the lack of talent he has to work with, but it's also entirely possible, (and probably the case) that it's a combination of lack of talent and a bad offensive coordinator, which has lead to this terrible offence this year.

I don't know if you're serious or not... lol

I'm not going to lie, I do as well lol

No they wouldn't have clinched the 1 seed even if they beat Miami. If if they beat Miami, that would mean this game against the Bills would be the clincher for them. Which would give them more incentive to win

True but I also think the Jets beating LA at home is a lot more realistic than the Bills going to foxboro and winning

I hear your point about Carroll and getting too fancy, but it's hard to blame an entire season on 1 mistake by the head coach who cost them 3 points before half time

Ya There are definitely a lot of signs that Star could come to the Bills. 1. Connection with Mcd/Mcbean 2. Trading Dareus this season 3. Possible Kyle retirement 4. Which would lead to a glaring need at DT 5. Lots of cap space, especially if they move on from TT I definitely wouldn't be surprised if the Bills made a big run at him

This is exactly it. Is he a bust yet? No. Is he disappointing? 100 percent and it's almost impossible to justify that he's having even an average/ mediocre year. It's been very bad so far

Because Rico sucks and his offensive philosophies /play calling are vanilla and predictable. I don't think many people are giving him a pass. For your last point, I can't help you if you think the only responsibility of a head coach is to dictate whether they should be more aggressive or conservative. The difference between calling plays and being an NFL head coach who basically is the leader and over see er of everything, is night and day. I know you understand that

He probably told Rico to go more conservative, absolutely. Dennison calls the plays, but I would bet my arse Mcd told him to scale it back, especially in the 4th. He is the head coach at the end of the day. He has the final decision over everything. If he doesn't make those types of decisions in terms of staying aggressive/playing more conservative, then that's a problem This^. Exactly

Hahaha sounds about right

lol he still did destroy it to a certain degree as you'll see below. 152 yards per game in 2015 at 4.8 per carry, leading the league in both categories 164 per game last year at 5.3 per carry, leading both categories 129 per game this year at 4.2 yards per carry, 6th in yards and like a 4 way tie for 13th. So between 13th and 16th in terms of average per carry So in other words , the Bills have ran it a lot more this year with less success in both categories ... I would put that under the category of ruining the best rushing attack in the league the past two seasons

Even yesterday for example I thought he did a very nice job breaking one play in particular. Ryan completed a deep hook route to jones, and he explained that jones had an option there. He said if the safety went in then jones would have kept running, and if he played deep, then he was to stop. And that's what happened, and he said Matt Ryan read it perfectly as well. I would have never known it was an option route based on the safeties decision, and I would say 95 percent of people wouldn't have known that either.

100 percent. that's why I said my opinion. Definitely no right or wrong as everyone has their own opinion I disagree personally. When he wants to, he can really break down a play. He also adds a humour that no other analyst has in my opinion, and it's actually refreshing to watch him criticize the teams and especially officials. I really like Gannon as well

That is an awful list in my opinion. Why does everyone hate on Gruden so much? He definitely makes mistakes but he's hilarious and can really break down plays very well

All good points, especially your last one about the illegal formations. I watch the refs call those and think... how is that an advantage to the offence?

How many RBS go, 2 or 3? If its 2, he's going to have a hard time beating out Hunt and Bell. If it's 3, he should get in

I wonder how much Lotulelei is going to demand on the open market

For sure, you're right about that

"Ok a simple wrong would have done just fine"

It really is almost becoming as bad as soocer. One or two long pass interference calls can literally decide a game and that happens a lot

Ya jones has to be better at all levels. Smith schuster on Sunday a guy who was drafted after Zay. Catches a 4 yard drag route and makes a 70 yard play out of it. That little pass had nothing to do with Big Ben as I'm sure a lot of people will be quick to point out. It was a guy who just made a big play by himself. I don't remember zay making one great play all year

? College is a massive difference compared to the NFL. I never said he sss a bust