Billsfan1972

It basically tells you only an idiot would use that analogy and think it appropriate. Now a comedian trying a joke in a club "Let me tell you, you really need to applaud the coordinated efforts of those terrorists on 9-11, that was some serious sh!t and went pretty much according to plan until those Americans on flight 93 screwed up the plan and fought back" and yep watch it bomb. But the head coach to think this is a good teaching moment????

Hope it works, because last week we were told he was 100% safe. Very few have anything at all personal against McD, they just don't see him as a coach who get's the best out of his most important asset, which is Josh Allen. Add to that the coaching blunders and what will never be lived down, 13 seconds and what may cost them the playoffs this year (12 men), one can go on and on about. I never bought into the Process and that first year a lot of religion talk. He completely lost me with Peterman, showing he didn't give a damn about the offense. I couldn't stand three years of terrible offense and I certainly have disagreed with how he handled #17 from day one. Sorry just look at the Diggs situation and you know it is McD at the root of it. But win a SB (or 2-3) and all is forgiven. However this 9-11 story is national and the utter stupidity to use 9-11 as a teaching/inspirational motivating speech is telling.

No the team deserves it, not McD..... And after the obvious PI (set up thanks to a first down run), McD's vaunted D, when a stop was needed, allowed a TD.

A week ago The Athletic claimed his job was safe. Now go out and win nine straight

Well i heard too that Hiitler had some well organized strategies. And don't forget how well prepared the Japanese were bombing Pearl Harbour.

How about some will be thrilled he's gone and excited about unleashing Allen and the offense? Oh and maybe less 2 minute (or 13 second) brain cramps?

And 12 men on the field...?

Talk about deflecting. About time this came out. Same with people defending the 9/11 analogy. Who would use (or think it was smart) 9/11 terrorists in a positive light?

Regardless sadly way overdue!!!!😜

Just 2 games...... Things worked (yet still lost one). The collar wasn't tight vs. NYJ and they didn't do a thing the last 20 minutes of the game. BTW The Eagles gave up 6 straight TD's vs. SF.

Here's McD's comment about not going/staying up-tempo vs. Cincy (and comments, since Reddit). Yes hit view on reddit. If you don't think he had a say on Dorsey's Offense......

I swear McD trotted out "complementary football" after an up-tempo offense scored too quick vs. Cincy, and the defense promptly allowed another 75 yard TD drive and then came out slowed the tempo and went three & out the next two drives. Did not a reporter ask "why they didn't keep their foot on the gas" and McD referenced "Complementary Football"?

Whatever..... what I read and I do agree with the article, but is undeniable is that he has never explained 13 seconds, taken accountability and allowed 12 men to be on the field and lost the Denver game. And yes he has thrown the offense under the bus multiple times this year and then proceeded to back over them all the while praising his defense.

Like the sources that say there is "No way he is fired" are his "friends" and need him to keep their jobs?

Look at the bright side...... We're taking less flak now.....🤣😉 The real sad part is we all want the Bills to overcome McD and win the SB this year. Reading just the introduction, I'm now wavering on that. No wonder I feel miserable.

We have seen all of two games. Let's hope that McD saw "some" light. Sunday will tell us more.

Those year's were great as I don't remember screaming at the TV about decisions and always thought the offense or defense would do something special. Disappointing was "Wide Right" as there was no way the Bills should have lost and I still blame it on that was the year there was only a one week break prior to the SB and the Bills were woefully prepared (like flying to London Thursday night to play Jax). The next three years they really were underdogs to Dallas & Washington & played bad. Then came the late 90's and the prior playoff teams. No one thought they were good enough to win it all, but there were playoffs, until Ralph Wilson decided Rob Johnson should start the playoff game (heck maybe we need the spirit of Ralph talking to Terry about McD😜🤣). It was then too that Chuck Dickerson riled up the fanbase with his criticisms of Flutie. 2021 was the year we really first saw McD's situational awareness and bad game decisions. The Bills were 7-6 and of course lost every close game and finally figured it out until 13 seconds. I canceled my annual SB party I was so upset. This year was supposed to be fun, the playoffs assured and then we'd start worrying about how McD would screw it up, however it is barely December, the playoffs in jeopardy and the issues have McD's fingerprints all over them.

I think one had him 7th and almost all behind Burrow, who can too make mistakes and seldom criticized like Allen is. Heck Mahomes has too thrown some awful ints, but that's okay. The thread was Greenberg showing (fake?) disdain that the question was the O/U on Allen Turnovers, as opposed to maybe O/U Combined TD's or 300 yards passing.

So what???? No one is going to not have him in their top 7 and that is not the point. It is the criticism that is heaped on him that is often unwarrented.

First a late bye week and you look at the wreck the AFC is right now and you shake your head and think 1-2 wins more and pretty much the playoffs guaranteed if the Bills go 3-2 and what appears not to be a terrible path to get the SB. Instead it is beat KC and got 3-1 down the stretch and have things go their way. What a waste of a season otherwise. And if they lose this week I'll probably be apoplectic.

Again why? The Bills drafted JA and even then it took him until the third year to figure out what he had & this year has hindered him in many way from what I see.

Remind me of them again???? Are you going to trot out Culture or Process???? I won't even go back to 13 seconds and the error after error on his watch that was committed to allow KC to tie the game. All I have to do is say he had 12 men on the field vs. Denver knowing on second down they were not trying for anymore yards..... How much more do you need to know?

I'm surprised Mahomes is that close to him.

Actually now that my memory was jogged, I remember too afterwards Indy's punter got off a great punt that had the Bills back at their 35 yard line or so, meaning they lost 25 yards and in the exchange and it took a miraculous catch on third down on a long pass to get them into fg range (no given in the snow). McD did everything wrong and somehow they pulled it out when Andy Dalton vaulted them into the playoffs.

60 too and remember screaming at my TV at the stupidity of that punt. As stupid as McD was for starting Peterman, at that time little did I know his ineptitude when it came to game day decisions. This was a portent of things to come.