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Maybe, maybe not. I respect your opinion and you even have brought stats to back your point, but I guess we'll agree to disagree on this one. I dont think smith is light years ahead but I personally think he's better

The first part, probably not. The 2nd part I disagree with. Smith is a system QB who is extremely intelligent on the field. Not many QBS can do what he does with that offence. It thrives off being accurate, and very smart. And let's be honest, TT is none of that lol. So to answer your question i don't think Smith gets in with the Bills teams but would probably be a win better. But I also don't think TT would be close to 12 and 4 with that Chiefs team last year nor 8 and 6 this year. THe Bills defence this year is much better than the Chiefs and they both have an 8 and 6 overall record

I don't know man. Wins/losses, Total TDS, Passing yards, Playoff wins, game winning drives. Has pretty much everything on TT. I believe his teams have made the playoffs the last 6 years as well. I think it's very hard to argue TT is as good as Smith

Smith was an MVP favourite the first 6 games. Overall he's had a very good year. Yes he had a few bad games this year but so have all quarterbacks. Im not saying smith is great but he's had some very nice moments in his careeer. He's thrown for over 300 yards ,Twice in playoff games, with 4 and 5 touchdown games, and playoff wins. TT hasn't done anything close to that

Smith is better than TT. Similar in their styles, but Smith is better

The Bills would of course be better with Smith next year, but it's not really a "sexy" move

I hear your point. I'm not going to get positive or negative. Just going to let it play out. Becauuse the last time I was positive when the Bills were 8 and 6, they just beat greeen bay. And then lost to a 2 win Raider team lol

I 100 percent get the negativity. What does he expect when this franchise hasn't made the playoffs in almost 2 decades

Will have a tough time beating New England and Pittsburgh

Lol its so true. With such a weak division they have beaten up on bad teams, which gives them home field in the playoffs almost every single year. The only tough team in that division the past 10-15 years or so were the Jets from 2009-2011 roughly

I know we get emotional as fans and want the Bills to win/Pats to lose and also want payback for the hit on white. But at the end of the day Gronk still has a family and he's a human being. What he did to white was 100 percent wrong. That really pissed me off. But the last thing I want to see is a cheap shot to end an athletes careeer.

Exactly this^

Hit him hard and often and win the game

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