I respectfully disagree. I had college buddies, who had not seen the 2021 Bills play, texting me they had no idea JA17 is that good. Even my Pats*** bride said he is the best quarterback in the NFL (and she loves "Tommy").
Bill Cowher, the judges won't take that? I jest. Coach McD is constantly looking to improve himself, both as a person and coach. He will be fine. and lead the Bills to the ultimate win.
Thanks for posting, Coach. As aggravated as I was last night, I am calm today (acceptance phase?). Our time will come. Those who saw the 2021 Bills play for the first time last night came away thinking this is a team that will be good for quite some time. I have many texts from friends and co-workers across the country saying as much.
Thanks Virgil, as always. I echo the sentiments others have expressed that your "thoughts" (and Bill's previously) and Shaw's Rockpile Review are a must read every week. Who knows, if the Bills get on a roll you can go out with a win!
Step right up, Marquez Stevenson, Isaiah Hodgins, and Tanner Gentry and Devin Singletary
— Chris Trapasso (@ChrisTrapasso) December 24, 2021
Fixed Trapasso's quote.
I don't understand why they don't go to a no-huddle offense on occasion. Someone mentioned this in another thread, and I agree, that it would help the offense establish a rhythm and also keep the opposing defenses off balance.
Can't stand the man or the team he coaches, however this is an interesting read... https://www.brownsnation.com/what-went-wrong-for-bill-belichick-in-cleveland/
Completely agree with this takeaway from the PC. The man was a national champion wrestler in high school. You don't think he is emphasizing that each player must win their one-on-one battles ("do your job" in Pats*** speak)?