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If a change is made at OC it needs to be with someone that has had success in the past. Otherwise, don’t even bother.

The defensive ends are probably the biggest disappointment on the team. Not getting to the QB. No big sacks. No knocking the ball loose from the QB. No forcing the QB’s to throw a pick with pressure. With the high picks and salary spent at this position, the return on those investments is a flat out failure.

Even Peyton Manning disagrees!

He has been to the Super Bowl….with Kaepernick as his QB. The guy can coach.

Boy, that team they beat must suck! 🤷🙁

That was with attitude. Nearly ripped Burrow’s nuts off.

The failures at DE just mean we will have to spend even more resources on that position in the near future.

He flat out lost the Jets game. He was below par against the Patriots. He was lucky the defense pulled out the win against the Giants.

Not for anything, but this season Josh can also look at himself in the mirror for where we currently stand. He is far from blameless.

One of those coaches has a Stanley Cup under his belt as a HC. So, how do you feel about Bill Belichick the past few seasons? If those were his only three do you want him to continue to coach your football team?

That is correct about the Sabres. However the Bylsma and Housley failures were looked upon as pretty good hires throughout the hockey world when they were made.

I hope we aren’t hearing a narrative next Tuesday of how unpredictable this league is as the Dolphins beat the Broncos by 50, the Bills beat the Dolphins by 28 and the Bronc…. Not even going to say it.

You ALWAYS get the QB when you have the chance.

The ownership would still have to pay the contract so I definitely believe they would have to approve of the firing….just as if Beane wanted to fire McDermott.

I agree a lot with what the OP has to say and disagree with a lot of it. What I don’t agree with is Sean McDermott had little to do with this organization’s success. I 100% believe he brought a winning culture here. What I do agree with is that it’s time to say goodbye. This team is regressing in a big way. This is a team that has been looked upon the last three seasons as a favorite to win a championship….and we haven’t come close. And, yes, I agree it’s time to bring an offensive mind in here to run the show. Josh Allen is failing before our very eyes. That is scary and shouldn’t be happening.

OK, so he passed ip on a 8 yard gain for what he felt he may be able to get a huge gain in a 1 on 1 situation. I have no issue with that. This team needs some chunk plays.

A lot of us will….but it will be a crapfest!

You think last night was bad? Thursday: Carolina v. Chicago

The Ravens wouldn’t score 30 on a neutral field against the Bills.

There is still plenty on the defensive line. Just look at the assets we have spent on that unit. There should be no excuses. The defensive backfield is the same except switch out White for Douglas. Milano was a huge loss. Daquan Was a big loss…but nobody has picked up the slack. Too many excuses.

Last January in Cincinnati: Bengals first drive: TD Bengals second drive: driving and Damar happens. Last January in Buffalo: Bengals first drive: TD (79 yard drive) Bengals second drive: TD (67 yard drive) Last night: Bengals first drive: TD (76 yards) Bengals second drive: TD (54 yards) No wonder the Bengals wanted the ball first last night. They had no doubt that they would jump out on top right away and make the Bills play catch up. Different game. Same exact pattern.

Time is of the essence. The Bills brain trust needs to figure this out in a hurry. Josh doesn’t have a shelf life that is eternal. The clock is ticking.

I don’t get it. You say as long as we have Josh we aren’t out of it and then insinuate that Josh should be benched?

I actually get why he did nothing two off-seasons ago.After Davis’s playoff performance, I too thought he was on his way.