BringBackOrton

Let me know, objectively, how the run game "sucked" as compared to the rest of the league in 2017.

That's not sucking. If you think 6th in yards, "sucks," then I eagerly await your calling for McCoy's head in 360 days.

Our run game was 6th in the NFL. I've never seen such a starkly ironic post in TBD history. "You want 100% of the blame to fall on Tyrod," as he makes up stats to prove his point that it was all Dennison's fault. Yikes.

No, I don't. Why are you not reading what I'm saying. Our run game was 6th in the NFL. Who is really the one blinding themselves right now? Peterman might have thrown 7 picks if he wasn't developed by Dennison.

Largely the same guys???? You said it yourself, Zay was the worst rookie WR EVER! How the !@#$ is that "largely the same guys?" This is the junk I'm talking about. Zay Jones putting up the worst year at WR ever, our best, most effective WR being picked up off the street like week 7, our QB being horrible, and it's our OC's fault our passing attack sucked. I don't think Rick Dennison had much of a say in anything. He didn't get to pick his OL coach for Christ's sake.

His passing concepts were light years ahead of Roman's. He made key adjustments throughout the year that basically saved the offense. He knew Taylor sucked and wanted his ass yanked. All of those things are important to me. You people will make excuses that TT sucked worse in 2017 because he had trash WR's and backup RB's and OL, but the OC gets no slack for having absolute garbage players forced down his throat. You think it was Dennison's call that Zay and Tolbert were on the roster? Like come on.

A year older, a year worse. Worse OL coach he got forced on him. I get it. We're gonna be top 10 in points scored and yards next year with Mike McCoy and Castillo. He's done that exactly once in his career with Peyton Manning. We are basically that team.

I hope you're right, and I believe in McD. But I was hoping he was launched last year and we had to suffer AGAIN. 6th rushing attack in the NFL with one of the worst QB's in the league. Poor in every category? What?

Dennison didn't hire Castillo last year.

That's true. But he had Tyrod Taylor at QB, no decent WR's, and a new offensive scheme. The run game was still 6th in the NFL. Folks are out here acting crazy. If I vanished from here, you might not have the will to live on. I don't do it for me, I do it for you.

His year wasn't fireable. Enjoy watching a whole new scheme AGAIN. Can't wait for TT to choke up and down the field for the first 4 weeks and get excused because he's still learning. Honestly, you'd have a better chance telling me I'm cute and just asking for my number.

How was he not scapegoated? Thanks.

Scapegoated here, but that's how it goes in this business. Best of luck on your next stop Rico.

If you thought we had an unimaginative passing attack in the Roman years, you shouldn't like Lal.

Castillo was hired first, definitely not a safe assumption.

Those circumstances were all different. Hughes trade was peak Whales. Tough that he peaked a week before he officially had the job.

I would not call Dennison's star bright lol. i would however say not a lot of good OC's would have success with TT. He is too darn limited.

Did you see that O'Leary wrinkle versus Miami? Dennison's star is bright. Not a lot of OC's would have success with Tyrod.

Has anyone ever told you two wrongs don't make a right?

I think Teddy could and will have a better 2018 than Tyrod. Sue me, bro.

It's not my fault TT's latest was his worst. He could always play better.

Yep, they were. What's your point?

Did you truly use the Total Yards stat and then use misdirection to make it seem like it was the Points Scored stat with your next sentence. You SLY DOG! 2015 Vikes were 16th in points scored. 2017 Bills were 22nd in points scored. Looks like a clear winner to me. If he can't survive a hit, oh well? Should no injured players ever be signed in case they get reinjured?

What? They had a higher ranking in points scored in both 2014 AND 2015 than the Bills in 2017. Stop trying to make things up. I have the tabs open right next to me. I haven't seen any evidence. I think it'd be VERY weird if Teddy couldn't execute on the practice field and nobody knew about it.

Actually, LeSean McCoy averaged a gruesome 7.6 YPR in 2017. That comes out to a gross 5.8 yards per target He was our most targeted player, remember? Teddy's most targeted player last time he played? Stefon Diggs. 13.8 YPR. Which comes out to a much better 8.57 yards per target. Do you think ~3 yards per target makes a difference? You know players are evaluated on the practice field too, right? Like, by the coaching staff? Like, all the time?