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Haha I know, and it used to feel like if we even held the opposing offense to 3 it was a win with our offense getting back on the field. Now we’re just waiting to see something stupid happen.

McScapegoat on the lookout for his next victim

We don’t have to imagine it, we’re living it

Yup and we blew the easy part of our schedule that we needed to feast on. We could make it but it doesn’t look great.

Ben Johnson.

Just no on Belichick. Ben Johnson could be the way.

17-13 Jets. It's Brady's fault of course.

I think Josh is pretty fixable though with competent coaches. I don't think he's a lost cause.

If McD's back we're literally Sam Martin'ing next season

Cook was one of the few that had a fighter's mentality last night. It was stupid to bench him.

Daboll yes. While I wouldn't want Frazier back, that whole thing was overblown. It was McD's defense, it always has been. if he didn't like something, he could've changed it or fired Frazier years ago. I will never understand how people put no accountability whatsoever on McD for "Fraizer's D" when McD could've made a change for years.

Probably not. That's the concerning thing about Bills ownership and management. It's much more reactive than proactive.

I don't understand this take either. Why is making the playoffs 4 out of 6 years with an elite QB while peaking with 1 AFC championship game appearance 3 years ago in which we were blown out and have declined ever since such a big accomplishment?

He's fired a number of coordinators now. Picking quality coaches is a big part of being a successful Head Coach. And he brought him back for year two and waited too long to fire him and never changed anything. And if you listened to McD last night, he did scapegoat Dorsey for even something irrational like "scoring too fast". It came off badly because there's a million things you could criticize Dorsey for...and that wasn't one of them.

Yup, nobody left to scapegoat. That's the most hopeful news here for the dream of him getting canned after the season.

In a way, yes. But the big question last night was why we didn't attack more with the running game when we could see how successful it was. We seemed to only do it when we really needed a score. When do you see teams doing that against us? Going away from what's working in that game for long periods of time?

It's never his fault. At least that's what he and his apologists will tell you. It's all on his coordinators that keep letting him down. The ones he hired, mind you. He doesn't run the offense, defense, or special teams or have any input on any of them. He's a project manager. Completely infallible and no accountability should be placed on him for anything.

Haha you've come around now? I think it was just a couple of weeks ago we were debating about this.

Exactly

Pegs has enough money for that not to matter if he really wants to fire him

Not necessarily the "wrong person"...but we all know what he means. McD and him were the problem, McD being the bigger one.

Too little too late. But I don't think it would've saved the season. McD is the #1 problem. I like this though because it shows that they're feeling some heat.

Haha I actually like Ian. Maybe because I liked him doing basketball first.

Yup. I've been saying this for years. We will never win anything with this guy leading the charge. A better coaching staff could certainly help alleviate them.

McDermott has proven he can't handle one. It would be the height of stupidity to bring him back at all. He's completely in over his head now that his QB isn't playing elite football and bailing him out. This is who he has always been, he just doesn't have his roster masking it anymore.