Nihilarian

Man, I gotta tell ya... I'll feel so bad for Rodgers if he does go to Denver with that turd as HC. Without Rodgers in Denver they will be the new Jacksonville Jaguars. I also wonder if Rodgers screwed GB on purpose this season as he doesn't like their GM and wanted out. Gonna be interesting for sure.

Well, he did get Kubiak to be his HC (who used to be his backup) Hired Wade Phillips as his DC. Found a way to bring in QB Peyton Manning to win a SB. Elway hired in 2011. Denver stunk previously with Josh McDaniel's as HC. Hired John Fox and Denver went from 4-12 to lost Div in 2011, lost Div 2012, lost SB, lost Div, won SB in 2015. The Denver owner (Pat Bowlen) passed on in 2019 and ownership has been in disarray ever since.

This is hilarious! He didn't call the plays in GB

Shhhh, just let it happen! Perhaps NY Ginats, Stinky fish for one of them. Bears, Saints, Miami, Denver, Raiders, Vikings, Jags, Texans...any of them.

Just some thoughts here. When you think about how much experience those two coordinators have in the NFL there should be no reasons / excuses for the type of failure we all saw this season...on offense and defense! That 6-9 Buffalo loss game against the Jacksonville Jaguars comes to mind first. Four sacks on Josh Allen and under heavy duress all game. 47 pass attempts vs 9 runs by the RBs. This against the 30th ranked defense. When the passing game isn't working...just keep passing? I'm haunted by that loss to a 1-6 team...(remember everyone posting about how bad the Buffalo Bills O line is and how bad the Bills RB's were back then?) Yes, the Bills O line was playing poorly at that time...but 6 points? (If one or two O line players can make this much difference... the Bills had better find more talent for that line this off season!) The Jags were literally destroyed later in the season by the Patriots with a rookie QB, 50-10. That Colts game was a complete embarrassment, humiliation... at that hands of a bum of a QB in Carson Wentz who only completed 11 passes out of 20 for 106 yards. The Bills defense gave up 32 rushes for 185 rush yards, 4 TDs to Colts RB Taylor and 41 points. MNF against the Patriots in a loss, 10-14. Pats RB Damien Harris, 10 carries for 111 yards, 1 TD. That's a 11.1 yard per carry average. That sound like a #1 defense? At that time Frazier stated that if you can't stop a RB with the same players in a stacked box...then there is nothing else you can do. However, that changed later in the season when faced against another strong run team the defense did swap out smaller players for bigger Bills defenders, and did much better at stopping the run. I'm thinking McD had a say in the change of mind. 13 seconds left in regulation, with a 94.3% Buffalo chance to win on the kickoff in that game against the Chiefs. NVM the kick. What freaking defense were the Bills in that allowed both Hill and Kelce to be that wide open for 19, 25 yards respectively to allow that FG?

Kinda like Russ Brandon... Every time I talked about how he was messing with the football side of the team... a dozen posters here would jump all over me. And now, seems like they are all now gone...like him, Thankfully! The guy was magical with the Buffalo Bills passing offense at times. The problem is there is a whole lot more to an offense, so yea!

Traded up to draft this... Traded away Tyrod Taylor for a 3rd! W000000000! Drafts have been terrible? Traded a #1 pick for WR Stephon Diggs! Gabe Davis, 2020 4th round pick who just did something that WR Jerry Rice never did, catch 4 TDs in the playoffs. The Bass master with a 6th pick. CB Dane Jackson with a 7th who was out there playing in that playoff game. Dawson Knox who is gaining notoriety as a top TE. 3rd round pick. Devin Singletary who most wanted replaced up until a few games ago has been doing well...since he has been properly utilized. Most drafts take at least three years before we actually see what the players develop into. Attempting to draft a pass rusher over paying 12-17 million per for one makes an awful lot of sense to me.

"The Bills had a 94.35% win probability when Tyler Bass lined up for the kickoff and sent it flying through end zone." "It was the safe play, certainly. Returner Byron Pringle had two kick returns longer than 30 yards when the two teams played earlier this year and the Bills wanted to keep the ball out of his hands." https://www.sharpfootballanalysis.com/analysis/13-seconds-short-breaking-down-the-bills-decision-making-in-their-last-second-loss-to-the-chiefs/ "The only issue is the Bills should’ve been more focused on draining each of those final 13 seconds as quickly as possible. Allowing the Chiefs to take a touchback gives them a free 25 yards without losing any time. If Bass kicks it short of the end zone, say inside the 10 or even the 15-yard-line, Pringle would have needed to use some of that precious time to move the ball to where the drive started." "The Bills were so desperate to keep the ball out of Pringle’s hands and risk a long return, which not only is poor self-scouting — the Bills allowed just 18 yards per kickoff return this year, second-best in the NFL — it’s poor logic. Would you rather your opponent have to carry the ball 65 yards with the clock ticking or just 45? With all their timeouts remaining, the Chiefs ate up 44 yards up the middle on just two plays, taking only 10 seconds off the clock." Even announcer Tony Romo was questioning, why not a squib kick? Wide right...MCM, throw back TD and now 13 seconds. Good lord, this will haunt Bills fans forever! Or, at least until they win a super bowl. Very questionable defensive calls to boot...Heartbroken 😭

Agree, however. Don't know If I blame McD as much as I do Frazier. He has had issues all season that I think McD stepped in to fix. Like switching up smaller defenders to bigger to stop the run. Frazier stated just stack the box with the starters and that should be enough. It clearly wasn't! That entire defensive game plan for the 13 seconds and OT were kind of mind boggling to me. Rush with four and protect the sidelines...while allowing Hill, Kelce to run free up the middle. 13 seconds. Yes, making the Chiefs field that ball would have taken time off the clock and even Tony Romo questioned that call. Going into that kickoff the Bills had a 94.3% win probability and I get why they wanted to keep the ball out of the hands of that KC returner, Pringle. BUT, had they kicked short and covered that kick. (Buffalo had allowed only 18 yards per kickoff return this season) It would have taken 4-5 seconds off the clock, leaving 9 seconds to make plays...it took them 10 seconds to run those to plays to get into position to kick that OT FG. That supposed Bills #1 defense gave up 522 yards of offense in this game. I'd be happy to move on from Frazier on way or another...

I keep reading about how Bills fans want that NY Giants RB, Saquon Barkley. I just don't get why though? The guy has been injured the last three seasons and missed 21 games out of those. Even in his rookie season in which he played all 16 games he averaged 5.0 yards per carry. Singletary averaged 5.1 YPC. Four seasons in the NFL, Barkley's average 5.0, 4.6, 1.8, 3.7. In 2021 Barkley averaged 3.1 yards per carry for the Giants. Singletary averaged 4.6 and has a catch percentage of 80%. First off the Bills don't run the ball enough nowadays to pay top dollar to a supposed elite RB. From my perspective the NY Giants have a bust on their hands at RB with the #2 overall pick of that 2018 NFL draft. Those morons should have draft QB Josh Allen. But hey, I'm so happy they... and the other teams passed on him! Buffalo is so lucky to have that kind of talent at QB. A freaking Unicorn! Even as good as Mahomes is, he can't run like Josh! Anyway, In my view, Buffalo RB Devin Singletary proved he is good enough to get the job done at RB when utilized properly. The Bills OC finally removed his head from his butt the last few games in 2021 and he showed he can get the job done. Spending a high pick or big dollars on a RB would be foolish, IMO. Considering the Bills do need an elite pass rusher. There is a big list of edge rushing free agents in 2022. https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-2022-nfl-free-agency-rankings-edge-defenders Vonn Miller 17 mill, Chandler Jones 16.75 mill, Clowney 15 mill, Ogbah 15.5 mill, Melvin Ingram 8 mill. Do the Bills have 8-17 million in cap space to pay one of them?

Geez, Gabe Davis just did something that Jerry Rice never managed to do and that was catch 4 TDs in a playoff game. The Bills have enough talent at WR and if anything need a new OC who can put them all in best position to make plays. Think of how long this season the Bills fans were complaining about how they don't have an O line or decent RB. The last four games proved that wrong in actually getting improved play out of both. Daboll has his good points but has severe limitations too. Doesn't use Knox, Davis nearly enough. Where was Diggs the last two playoff games? Now, looking back at last years SB and how Mahomes was running for his life that entire game. The Bills did manage 2x sacks and 4x QB hits. Yet, it looked like Mahomes wasn't getting harassed nearly enough from the Bills pass rush. Looking at what the Bills were able to do against the Chiefs and Patriots in the playoffs on offense and what the defense wasn't able to do... the Bills need to improve the DC and defense.

The one player the Chiefs have that the Buffalo Bills don't quite yet have is TE Travis Kelce. The guy seems to find ways to get open and he catches everything. However, Buffalo has Dawson Knox, who looks like he close to getting to that level of Kelce. KC has a better D line IMO and their O line looks better. The difference in that playoff game was the 13 seconds. Bills special teams blew that play, along with the defense that didn't cover Kelce or Hill well enough.

Hopefully those two get hired away... Daboll as Giants new HC and Frazier as the Bears new HC. Dorsey for OC The defense is tougher because you don't need someone who will attempt to remake the whole thing. What the Bills already have does work and just needs someone a tad brighter.

Here, here! great season, great games That unbelievable WC beatdown of the Patriots was one for the ages. Then followed up by a great divisional game against a hated rival in Kansas City. Gotta remember we screwed them back in the 90's with Marty S as their HC and Joe Montana at QB. Gotta find a way to beat them in the playoffs. Home field perhaps, those losses to the Steelers, Jags hurt that. Heartbreaking loss. 😭

This wasn't a curse or bad luck...it was bad coaching, period! Squib kick to take time off the clock and make them return the kick. #1 bad mistake. The sole reason for this loss, IMHO. Leaving the Chiefs two best receivers open was a killer mistake.

He will go to Dallas if he leaves NO. McD isn't going anywhere...4 of 5 seasons in the playoffs and recently in two of the greatest playoff games ever! Get a grip!

13 seconds that will live in Buffalo Bills infamy... Simply...make...them...return...the...kickoff...to...eat...time...off...the...clock! Now they might not have time to throw deep down the middle and get into a huddle to get that FG. The Chiefs have TWO star receivers, Kelce and Hill...double both...jam them at the line! Not hold, jam them.

That 13 second time left was all on the coaches. Like Romo stated, make them field the kick and return it to take time off the clock. Then, double cover Kelce and Hill and not allow them to run free in the middle. That Buffalo defensive scheme at the very end was very questionable. #1 defense my arse... I hope both Frazier and Daboll get a job somewhere else...

That supposed #1 Buffalo Bills defense got that ranking by beating the hapless Jets 2x, once with a backup QB, once with a rookie QB. The Washington team with a backup QB. The Texans with a backup QB. Miami they knocked out the starter and played against the backup most of that first game. The Saints with a backup QB. The Panthers with Cam Newton as QB. The Patriots 3x with a rookie QB. They might have had that #1 ranking in a lot of passing categories but those stats were very misleading. The Titans put up 34 points on them. The Bucs 33. The Colts 41. Just looking at the way the Patriots rookie QB was finding receivers in that home WC game gave me doubt about how good they were. We all saw what a top defense can do against Mahomes in last years super bowl and this Bills defense gave up 552 yards of offense in that game! Mahomes wasn't running for his life like he was against the Bucs...he was throwing at will. Lies, damn lies and statistics. One new DC might not be enough. Although, I do hope the Buffalo Bills move on from both coordinators.

The way he is calling this game he must have gotten an offer he can't refuse... If not I hope McD watches the film and replaces him

Man, so distraught... Every...away...team...won...so...far...what does it mean?

This! I think the entire team knows that the only thing that matters now... is beating the Chiefs!! They might give it a passing thought that it would be nice to play the AFC Championship at home. But their focus has to be on beating KC. I hope Josh and the team plays as well as they did last week.

This! And the packers offensive line giving up five sacks while not allowing much running. Packer drives, TD, Fumble, Punt, Punt, Punt, end of half, Punt, FG, Blocked punt, Punt. Where was the NFL MVP in this game? 13-5, 1st place in the NFC and a first round bye. Did someone do something to Rodgers to piss him off against his own team? Seems like he was willing to give up on getting to the SB for some reason.

Yeah sure. As someone else mentioned, his sons (Stephen Jones, COO, EVP, is director of player personnel), who are also in that front office kept him from drafting Johnny "Football" Manziel. It's not all Jerrah in obtaining the players. It is him for hiring the HC.

Funny stuff... the owner, GM of the team is not happy with the way the team finished the season... The man is his own worst enemy. First thing he needs to do is step down as GM and hire someone smarter then himself. Although, he would never admit there is anybody out there like that. So, basically he is so stupid he doesn't get that there are men who are actually brilliant at building an NFL team...like Buffalo Bills own Brandon Beane! There are also great NFL head coaches... and he doesn't have one. The lack of discipline from the current team is astounding. That's coaching! That final play in running up the middle was downright foolish, that's coaching. I'm enjoying this mess of a Dallas Cowboys franchise. The man had a brilliant HC in Jimmy Johnson and had a power struggle on who built that SB winning team. Jones was convinced he could do as well or better at building a team. Yes, the Cowboys have been to the playoffs since 1996... 10 times in fact! Yet haven't won a single playoff game since that team that Jimmy Johnson built fell apart. As a Bills fan... gotta love it!