Patrick Duffy

I feel ya....also with the rate this dude is going I'm worried Allen is seriously in more than your average danger for a serious type injury....This offense has enough talent that I don't believe would take a step back just because Daboll is gone

I believe the punishment should depend on how bad the call/non call is....as for the bad calls that aren't bad enough to impact outcome of a game, but are obvious bad calls that are enough to piss anyone off, punishment is anything from water boarding to removing teeth/fingernails/eyelids... The inexcusable calls that clearly determine the outcome of a game (especially in crucial parts of the game) and are at the point it appears to be done on purpose...punishment would then be anywhere from an good ol fashioned execution (gun or beheading, whichever is preferred) to buried alive, restrained to any structure to be burned alive, locked in a 6x6 cage that will be lowered into a body of water for drowning, or last but not least, for personal enjoyment a slow, painful, suffering death by removing limbs slowly one at a time while treating and stopping bleeding on each one to keep alive until only the torso is left.

Absolutely. Interested to get an update on him whenever they give one.

imo as of right now, if he hasn't already blown his opportunity to be a HC , it's very close to it. There will be options after season is over of course and just have to see who's available. Or could promote within... Either way, speaking for myself, I feel 100% confident the offense will be just fine and even be better without him.

Agree, while Allen had a rough go that particular game imo Daboll is to blame just as much if not more than Allen. Also with injuries to the OL played a big part too, but that's where the OC has to make adjustments and put Allen in a better position to make plays along with better play calling in general. I'm honestly at the point where I'm looking forward to the day Daboll is gone.

He got picked on that play from what I understand, so can be hard to keep your position. And those pick/rub type plays get flagged for OPI once in a while. Not flagged nearly as much as it should, but as we have seen for many years that happens often with Brady lead offense and it's very rare it gets flagged..because you know, Brady is so perfect and awesome.

He most certainly has and also he has made a hand full of bad decisions himself at times, but he has definitely played his heart out. I'm just not happy with Daboll continuing to put him in danger so much and even after he gets hurt, limping in pain....for some reason Daboll decides it's a brilliant idea to continue to call designed running plays for him

I thought that too. Could be what will make Daboll finally call more running plays, but still can never tell with Daboll. Either way I'm highly confident we will continue to see those "WTF" type play calls that takes momentum away from the offense.

You know what they'd do.

I don't see many Bucs games but I'm curious how often they are allowed to get away with that much holding. They got away with it a lot in the Super Bowl but KC got away with it against Bills in AFCCG. Anyway it's beyond frustrating..

I know many say Bills can't run the ball, they had a few decent runs yesterday from the RB and also a couple other games they had some good runs. Sometimes I think Bills can have a solid or better running game if given more chances. I mean a running play is very rarely called for the RBs. So I just wonder if they had more than 5 or so chances a game could make a difference because once in a while the RB has a decent run out of the very few opportunities they get. So I guess I kinda wonder how much lack of opportunities may play a role in the "Bills can't run the ball" talk. I'm not saying they haven't struggled, I'm just saying it may not be as bad as it seems. A RB that gets less than 10 carries a game usually doesn't get many yards.

Yeah many to blame for sure, but as for yesterday with some of those opportunities to score after getting down the field then all of sudden plays are called that makes you say.."why the ***** was that play called".... That among other things just makes Daboll's decisions come into question.

Think it was one of those good ol fashioned pick plays like Pats did a lot when Brady was there. Dane may have gotten hit with it. Many of those could be called for OPI that they get away with. Not sure if Dane is fast enough or not, but those picks will take away even the fastest CB's As for the safety I don't know, could be they had their attention on Evans or Gronk.

I get it and each situation obviously is different, but imo it was the right call in Tenn. Believe Bills were inside the 5 or close to it if I'm not mistaken. The way they were moving the ball I had no problem with the call to try and get out of Tenn with a W. I wouldn't have kicked the FG for OT due to the way Tenn and Henry were having their way with Bills D and wouldn't want to take the chance on them getting ball to start OT because chances are they march right down the field easily same way they did all game. Either way I see the reasons for both going for win and going to OT, but I thought it was the correct call and had no issue with it

I'm not or ever have been a "moral victory" guy and when I say this I most certainly don't take it or imply it as such, but even with the ***** officiating (which most times is very difficult to overcome in itself), Bills had 2 chances to win the game and were the best chances you could ask for with one inside the redzone. I blame a large majority on Daboll for offense failing to take advantage of it,

Agree, it's the best chance to convert that way Daboll can screw it all up. Lol maybe that's part of reason why the fake was called... Anyway agree

He has improved some this season, but still has not lived up to a top 10 pick...although he is only one man and the Dline in general isn't good so that is a factor also. In any case he hasn't shown enough by any means yet

Yeah year after year it just doesn't seem to be not even the slightest tiny bit of improvement and that's for pretty much every team except for a couple that always seem to have it no where near as bad... With that said, much of the struggling falls on Daboll imo.

Lol, wondering how similar both of our responses were?? I responded...."Same reason it always was for basically 2 decades when playing against Brady and Pats, so it's same circus but different clowns" lol, How different was your response???lol

My wife who doesn't watch or care about sports and only on occasion will look up from her book when I'm watching, she looked up in OT and it was Bucs possession when the PI was called on Bills.....Then she said (and I quote word for word), "Why would they call that a PI on Bills when they didn't for Diggs that looked a lot worse"?

If it is then I certainly hope it won't be another bad weather/wind day because knowing how the offense struggles in it with Allen, I would imagine it may be even worse for Mitch. Also in the event MT does have to start one would think we will for sure see more running plays.......... Either way I don't have much confidence in Daboll and I'm still frustrated with yesterday. Our franchise star QB was limping in pain and so for some reason he thinks it's a great idea to continue to call multiple designed running plays for him. I for one am honestly pretty much fed up with Daboll myself

Pathetic

Pathetic

yeah 380 is pretty big. Our own rookie Brown is same height, but not that heavy. At 380 one would think he'd be a little slow...

Regarding the bold...the "RBs not important as used to be" thing imo depends on how a teams roster is built, especially at QB. I think a team with an average or game manager type QB situation, a RB is very important as it used to be. (ex. Tanny in Tenn). Teams with a good or elite QB may not see RB's as important. Just my 2 cent.. Also to add, that "RB are dime a dozen", well that also depends. I'd say maybe a lot of them are, but RB's like Henry, Taylor certainly are not a dime a dozen lol. Anyway I think RBs are important either way no matter how great or bad a QB is because a solid, decent RB helps the QB anyway.