Doc Brown

What he showed me is their are multiple ways we can beat you and he did a better job of exploiting the opponents weaknesses compared to Dorsey. Pound the rock like we did against Dallas and Pittsburgh. Air it out against the Fins (pass rush issues) and Eagles (secondary issues). Using Josh as a rushing threat against the Chiefs who struggle against scrambling QB's. I'm fine with this hire and optimistic he can make Josh Allen the best version of himself next season.

I'm done betting against Mahomes, Reid, Spags, and Kelce. I see a 24-16 type KC win with one or two Purdy mistakes being the difference.

I'm the same way with the Jets and Cowboys.

Which makes four straight years of winning the division with double digit wins even that more impressive. There's a reason only us and the Chiefs have accomplished that feat. Great QB play and coaching.

Dorsey and Daboll are a combined 1-3 past the Wild Card round as the Bills offensive coordinator. The only win was 17-3 against the Ravens when our offense scored 10 points. The irony is if Brady/Allen stuck to the game script against KC in the final two minutes we'd likely be in the Super Bowl right now.

The McDermott being cautious/conservative narrative is just as bad as the Josh is a turnover machine narrative. They both need to die.

Campbell has to be kicking himself. No pun intended.

49ers and Chiefs both more experienced. It showed.

Fire Campbell and promote Ben Johnson.

Lions lose this game they’ll lose Ben Johnson and they’ll have another 30 year drought. Feel for Lions fans.

Kick the field goal to go up three scores and the momentum doesn’t swing. We’d be killing McD if he did that.

From where he was selected he’s met expectations.

I knew we shouldn't have drafted Flowers.

No. You'll give it to me regardless.

Kincaid, Oliver, Torrence, Cook, Rousseau (arguably), and some guy named Allen.

I've seen this movie way too many times.

The conspiracy theorists just got their fuel.

Did Romo see Jefferson's catch against us last year? That was one of the greatest plays I've ever seen.

Lamar runs and catches a tipped ball. "Greatest play you'll ever see." OK Romo.

I didn't say it was 100% effective.

Didn't read any of the comments but I'm sure there hasn't been any veiled shots at McDermott.

The cheapest and most thrilling way to kill yourself is to jump off a high-rise building.

That's quite the liberal trend for young woman in the last 15 years. These trends have a way of reverting back to the mean over time though.

Tyler Huntley would be a cool story if Lamar somehow gets injured.

He pry wants to prove he can win a Super Bowl without Brady. You know he hears that talk and at that age you want to cement your legacy. He just needs a team that will let him do it his way. I think he sits a year out and waits for a desperate owner with a franchise QB to give him full control. Bears, Eagles, and maybe even the Giants (if they find a QB) come to mind. I always thought Joe Gibbs was extremely underrated. Three Super Bowl wins with three different QB's is an amazing stat.