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So do you also think he's having the best season of his career because of his completion percentage? I really have no idea what to tell you if you do. Josh was elite yesterday if you actually watched the game.

That's one of the things that gets me the most about all of this. Our QB, who is not without his flaws, clearly leaves his blood, sweat and tears out there on the field and our coach after 7 years on the job is still wildly unprepared for game management situations and coaches like a gutless coward at the end of the game. He is not on the same level as Josh, not even close. We've already wasted 6 years of a top echelon QB, we absolutely can not waste anymore.

Keeping McD is what really blew this season, and the last 2. Yeah, Dorsey wasn't it either, but you have to look at the guy who gave him that job and kept him in it too long. But the real issues lie at the very top. If it's not exposed to people now, I don't know what more they need to see.

Because everything with him is deflecting accountability. It's the fault of his coordinators, bad luck, or in this case it's just hindsight. It's not like you can be prepared for late game management scenarios. Oh wait...yes you can. For example, if you were down 4 with 1 minute left and no timeouts and it was 4th and 1 at the goal line and you decided to take a field goal and attempt an onside kick and it doesn't work...it's not hindsight to say it was horrible game management. It would have been horrible game management even if it worked. And I would say it for the other way around too. I have disliked McD for a long time but I defended him when we went for it on 4th and goal, down 3, with 1 second left or whatever it was vs the Titans a couple of years ago when we didn't get it. It didn't work out, but it was absolutely the right call to go for it there. That's what you do as a Head Coach, put your team in the best position to succeed. But questioning these decisions isn't Hindsight like he said, it's just being prepared for them. He rarely ever is and he makes the same mistakes over and over and over again and has been for 7 years now. Yes, I don't like someone that tries to pawn off accountability onto others and to completely deflect from themselves for their own horrific decisions. It's not a good character trait.

McScapegoat

https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/sean-mcdermott-on-questioning-late-game-decisions-hindsight-is-always-20-20 This guy does not get it. At all. No, it's not hindsight. It's being prepared for late game situations. He's not prepared for them after 7 years on the top job and after 22 years of coaching in the NFL. I have never seen anyone take on less accountability than this clown. Who will the next scapegoat be? I'm not sure at this point who I dislike more, McD the coach or McD the human being.

Who hired the two coordinators that he had to move on from? One of which he had here for like 6 years? He should absolutely be feeling the heat for that. And McD hasn't changed or improved at all as a Head Coach for 7 years now, what makes you believe he's going to make huge adjustments for year 8? It would be utter insanity to move forward with him.

It'S fRaZiEr'S fAuLt!

They really should fire McD now and see what things look like with Brady for the last few games

It's on McD. But yes, Diggs knew. He's known for a while.

What do you call what McD does late in games? We were giving their receivers 8 yards of cushion on 3rd and shorts. McD’s philosophy late in yesterdays game in the 4th and OT was literally to leave their receivers wide open on any short pass and just hope they dropped them.

That’s just who he is unfortunately. It’s been 7 years and he still makes the same exact mistakes and we’re in decline…and there’s still a faction of people here that want more of it. I’ll never understand it.

I appreciate her loyalty. It can’t be easy knowing she’s married to a coach that believes in giving 8 yard cushions to receivers on 3rd and short in the 4th quarter and OT.

Yup, trade McD back to Carolina

It’s McD’s specialty

We’re going to miss the playoffs with an elite QB…how in the world is that exceeding expectations??

We're literally going to miss the playoffs. What are you talking about? I think McD is the bigger problem...but there have definitely been some misfires with Beane. WR has especially been a huge problem.

If Sean McDermott continues to coach like Sean McDermott, winning out is impossible.

He literally IS Dick Jauron, he just has an elite QB and Dick didn’t You want McD to get credit for firing the guy he himself evaluated and hired for the position and kept him in for a season and a half that turned out to be a failure…what???

You’re still doing the same thing. You won’t acknowledge individually the late game blunders and chokejobs McD has had, instead deflecting to other things. Nobody even mentioned Sirianni.

Ben Johnson. Or literally anyone besides McD.

There is literally nothing McD can do to have you judge him objectively. He has been absolutely horrendous at late game management...really his whole career but has had a QB bail him out countless times...but it's been exposed to everyone this year. You're either just in denial or have just taken a defend him at all costs schtick at this point.

Or maybe our head coach is a gutless coward who chokes away every single big game we're ever in

I wouldn't want him as any part of the organization. I wouldn't even take McD as a positional coach.

And McD is going to miss them with Josh Allen. Let that really sink in here. This is beyond a disaster. There is no defense whatsoever to bring choking clown back.