Doc Brown

The intentional grounding on Allen with a WR in the area when he was clearly horse collared may have been the worst against the Eagles. Maybe not as bad as the intentional grounding against the Bengals though. At this point with the Chiefs coming up, do we just opt to take the ball after the opening kickoff at the 15 to make it 2nd and 20 to get the inevitable out of the way?

You're sticking with the Bills are 7-0 after their bye week since 2017 despite it being mathematically impossible. I admire your persistence.

Apparently. I'm arguing with someone where basic math makes it literally impossible for the Bills to be 7-0 off their bye week since 2017.

Definitely meaningless but I was just answering the question.

McDermott is 6-0 after their bye week. I have no idea what that site considers a bye.

We're 6-0 since 2017 coming off a bye-week I believe unless you're just extremely optimistic.

Four best teams are pry Michigan, Texas, Georgia, and Alabama. Who I'm guessing will get in (and deserve to) is Michigan, Washington, Florida State, and Texas.

Some guy named Vince Lombardi.

I agree and it could be a mixture of both. McDermott said he wants to take over play calling but wanted Frazier to remain on staff as a mentor to the player and advisor. Frazier didn't want to give up the play calling so he resigned. I don't even think there's any personal grudge between the two. Just seems like the simplest explanation to me.

No. Menendez has gotten away with far worse.

Yes. I want exactly 7.5 points per quarter.

Both are preferable. The middle as well.

Good. Now the Senate should do the same to Menendez.

What happened to the offense in both of those games after going up early? It's why we hear about complimentary football ad nauseam.

True. She called the police so her comments don't exactly align. Who knows what happened between now and when she made those comments.

Why file the police report then?

Money talks which is why the contract extensions before the season told me McD was never in jeopardy of losing his job. Especially for an owner who holds the Steelers model in such high regard. I just hope we can keep Brady on as OC and nobody snags him as a Head Coach.

Hopefully they come out sooner than him getting pressure on the QB this season.

We’re absolutely screwed.

Out of curiosity, do they have charts like this for previous seasons? I remember this defense being pretty good at closing out games early in McD's tenure. I'm just wondering if it's a talent thing with all the injuries McD fails to consider.

He also has the most total touchdowns at 75. The next closest is Mahomes at 66. That's a 2.2TD to turnover ratio. I think the reward outweighs the risk because that's incredible production. 2018 Raiders off the top of my head where there QB wasn't injured. Just horrible coaching.

The Rooney family.

The contract extension is why I think it's close to zero. However, at the end of the season if I'm Pegula I'm talking to the core players/leaders on the team (Allen, Diggs, Milano, Dawkins, Oliver) and see what they think of McDermott. If he gets the impression McD's message has gone stale then it's time to cut bait. If they're still willing to go to war for him then give it another season. The easiest transition would be to promote Joe Brady to head coach, keep Beane as GM, and promote a DC from within. They're 6-6. Unless they buy Super Bowl tickets they're not on the verge of going there.

Happy Birthday Stef. Wouldn’t have had all the success without you. Was very concerned this would turn into a the age of the start of the WR decline thread. Glad I was wrong.

We won as double digit underdogs @Atlanta in 2017 and @Minnesota in 2018.