Captain_Quint

Good stuff! Re: the oline. Doesn't it seem that the bigger the game, the worse the oline does? It isn't always the best dlines that give us problems, but at critical times in the game and in critical games, they come up short time and time again.

I think this has developed and grown over the last 20 games going back to last season.

Agree on that, for sure. Sean will get a team that is either in need of a rebuild, or one that is already torn down to the studs with a new GM. And honestly, he will probably do a pretty good job if it's a scenario like that and he can find another QB.

These are good points, but the Bills need to take the sentiment out of the decision. We're going on 60+ years of being losers and not winning a Super Bowl. I think you need to throw everything we can at it for the next 5 years until the formula is right. McD just doesn't seem to have the right stuff going forward. It wouldn't surprise me if his next stint goes similar to this one, and he's still chasing a championship down the road as a DC again.

McD's success should be used a springboard for both parties. We have Allen to dangle in front of the best available talent and turn an OC into a head coach. McD has the rejuvenated franchise and city of Buffalo to hang his hat on. It shouldn't be that hard to shift gears at this point, except that we will need a new HC, DC, and OC all in one offseason. But we have Allen, Diggs, and a strong roster of talent.

I think some well timed 'Booos' as we go three and out next Monday night should get the point across.

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Shaq ONeill

My biggest fear is listening to Chris Collingsworth call a Cincy game. And if they get rolling, it will be unbearable.

I think the line continues to move to the Bengals and we see our first big loss. Not saying we get blown out, but it seems the two teams are moving in opposite directions right now (similar to when we met last year). Maybe the 10 days off gave the Bills a little extra, but to me this is one of those games coming up.

I think that using the 12 personnel situationally or to show a different look can help in the playoffs. Especially if it's against a team who has seen us already like the Dolphins, Bengals, Jags, Chiefs, etc.

Especially because this was all that was in it:

He looked good at Florida, but it's like he forgot everything he once knew. Maybe he was never really that good and it's a big swing and miss by Beane.

Leodis McKelvin had more football sense than Elam has. At least he could return kicks (and sometimes not fumble them).

Big challenge this weekend going against the run game of NE and Belichek. You know he has something in store for this game.

Nah. Lawrence and Etienne won't hold up through the year. There will be a derailment for JVille somewhere along the line.

TJ Yeldon sighting on special teams causing that turnover

Follow the money.....

Just like he did at Tyrod at the end of the half. Tyrod deserved it, but it's a bad look for a coach to be red faced, screaming and whining. Didn't McD put him in the booth at one point to avoid that too?

I agree with this, like the Diggs trade. Surtain could take over for White and not miss a beat this season, and earn a big contract later. Unfortunately, I don't think White will be in the longterm plans anymore.

OJ, Travis Henry, Ko Simpson....the list goes on

If they can do Mexico City, they can probably do Rio de Jinero and be safe. That would be a good spot or maybe Dublin.

Munich will be interesting this year, especially because it's KC vs Miami.

What a catch! Td Cowboys!!!!!

Ya gotta Billeve!!!