theRalph

I live in a fact based world. Lets not credit McDermott with winning a super bowl until he actually wins one. Where precisely do I credit McDermott with a championship??? "IF"

Levy lost four Superbowls. That jock strap chafes. McD wins one and it's a whole new—and larger— jock strap.

Watch some freaking film before you crush the O-Line. Allen had 12 dropbacks vs. Steelers. 6 were clean pockets. 3 pressures were on the OL (Dion, Cybo, and Spencer) and 3 were on Allen himself when he unnecessarily escaped the pocket.

This take is somewhat ill-informed. I've heard it said that Dorsey is a genius at 12-personnel. He played in 12 at the U and he coached the QBs at the Panthers in 12 also. He tried to implement a 12-scheme last season—recall they signed OJ Howard. Alas, Howard got hurt in Tampa. Then the Bucs brought in Brady and OJ never meshed and ended up a ruined prospect. The Bills had some hope but cut him at the end of camp. Dorsey never had a reliable slot last season. Lil Dirty was inconsistent. Crowder was good but broke his ankle early in the season. They even brought Cole back at the end. Dorsey also had a complete disaster at LG and an inexperienced RT with no off-season. And finally, he did not have a running back with any size (other than 17). But set all that aside. You can bet Dorsey had a big say in the roster changes. And it looks like he's going have a real 12-personnel offense.

That was me...not Cosell. I was on right after.

The panic that's ensued after the game Saturday night is amusing. On August 14, 2008, the Bills 'hosted' the Steelers at the Rogers Dome in Toronto. The Bills jumped out to a 21-0 lead on the Steelers—running their starters off the field. The Bills eventually won 24-21. After starting hot, the Dick Jauron coached Bills went 7-9. The Steelers finished second in the AFC behind the Titans and went on to beat Arizona in Super Bowl XLIII. Its.Preseason.Just.Stop.

The NFL gets the trophy for stupidity following SB LVII, based on the following three merits: 1. They change the field to resemble a PGA green, then paint much of it so it plays like a Water Park surface. 2. They assign Carl Cheffers as referee—who is proven to be over-officious—and, of course, he decides the outcome. 3. They treat us to a mind-numbingly dull halftime show (because they couldn't get another artist to pay the fee).

I cannot imagine anything that would empower this Bills team more than learning of Damar's remarkable progress. God Bless Damar, who just may end up being the MVP of SB LVII.

And Tre got to the field a year...ONE YEAR after injury. At this writing OBJ is 9.5 mos. post injury. Maybe the Bills know better.

The way I hear, he was a model citizen that took a stand when necessary. Perhaps the antihero crowd should read up prior to airing ignorant opinions.

Actually not. It was extraordinary and immediately prior to a hurricane. Perhaps listen to or read a few player interviews about their experiences. SMH Who mentioned excuses? It's just a fact. They were flat early. Allen admitted to feeling poorly most of last week. They are a Superbowl team that snapped out of a hangover from the previous week.

No mention has been made about the Hard Rock Oven effect. The Bills offense spent 40+ mins in that heat. So did the Dolphins D, but they only had til Thursday to recover and looked tired vs Cincinnati. The Bills had a whole week. But Josh still felt like crap until Friday (to say nothing of other players)...and it took the offense a quarter and a half to shake it all off yesterday. It's fine to leave it alone until you start ragging on the early offensive performance vs. the Ravens.

Von Miller heard the Bills were in the market for a defensive GAME WRECKER. Now, we have said GAME WRECKERS on both sides of the ball. Now, THE FEAR has arrived in the offices of Bills' opponents. P.S. Nice that his name is one letter off of the original Voice of the Bills: The VAN.

Our 13 seconds was an unmitigated disaster of coaching. Most other horrific Buffalo sports moments are based On a player not executing. This is all on coaching and is a stain that may not be gone until the fabric it’s on is cut out. No, we’re not.

He's covering for McD there. He's the next Bills OC. He and McD have admired each other for years with Panthers D -Saints O.

As a musician, I became so intensely sick of that phuuucking Jingle, that I drastically improved my mute button stats by the last time I saw it air.

Wishful wondering perhaps, but McDermott and Payton go way back. The Seans were in mutual admiration of their respective crafts with years of Panthers vs. Saints. Sean Payton does not need to prove himself in another HC job, certainly. How attractive would the prospect of crafting an offense for JA and co. be to Sean Payton. Rather attractive, I'd venture.

Your post has not aged well. No chocolate cake Andy

Well, I guess you can’t anyway.

How did that work out?

I hope someone at 1 Bills Dr. was taking notes when the Bengals, near the end of the first half, squibbed the KO with a little over a minute left. Subsequently, the Chiefs were caught short without those precious seconds used running back the squib when time expired with the Chiefs at the three yard line of the Bengals. Well, at least there’s a lot of chief hearts ripped out of chests now too.

Good for you Josh. Phuuuuck the pro bowl. With extreme prejudice.

Less than "little or no" chance if you take at least a cpl seconds off the clock. OF COURSE IT MATTERS

Leaving the NFC North will be bad for Rodger's career. I don't see him "owning" any divisional competition from those destinations. He has now what Brady had in the AFC East. Weak divisional foes.

He obviously is sticking this in someone's rear.