MJS

I was going to say this. I'm a big McDermott supporter, but the 17 game schedule makes that a tad easier. I wish the NFL would have stuck with 16 games and not added more playoff teams. That was the perfect format.

Nope. I have always been a McDermott supporter and continue to be. I think he is a top 5 head coach in the NFL and is perfectly capable of bringing a Lombardi Trophy to Buffalo. The time may come in the future when we move on from him. He will immediately go to another franchise and turn them into a contender as well.

He had a pretty forgettable personality and was so frustrating to watch, sometimes.

I sure wish I had that capability. That sounds awesome.

The Gronk hit was worse because it was well after the play.

Yeah, I know that some like him. His voice and everything he says just grates on me.

It doesn't matter if he hates us. That's not the issue. The issue is that he is extremely biased, for one thing, and says a lot of dumb things that either aren't true or are just asinine in nature. For instance, if it is a team he likes, every call that goes in their favor is correct, and he questions every call that goes against them, to the point that the bias becomes really noticeable. I actually think he used to point out interesting football things, but these days he has packed it in and doesn't do the homework and doesn't try all that hard. He just praises the players and says silly or dumb things all night. I think some of the criticism has gotten to him so he tries to be a people pleaser now. Tirico is better and smarter, but I find him smug and annoying many times, like he thinks he is smarter than everyone. But my least favorite is Charles Davis. I hate everything about his commentary. Everything.

The math isn't hard. If a player gets 25% of the popular vote, 20% of the player vote, and 15% of the coach vote, you multiply each by 33.3% and add them together for the percentage. That works out to 19.998%.

How does Sean McDermott not get coach of the year for having very few pro bowlers or NFL top 100 players and yet having one of the best offenses and defenses in the NFL every year?

Since when are snowballs seen as such a serious thing? I mean, jeeze. What if Christian McCaffrey got hit with a snowball!!!!!??? My gosh, would he ever recover???

That was my thought as well. A drunk fan probably bumped into her, causing her to fall. Something like that.

I don't want anyone to have a 2nd chance. I want the losing team to go home, no matter how good they are. I like that about football.

Yeah, he is a Shakir clone. We already have one of those. Free agency happens BEFORE the draft. Samuel would have been signed regardless.

I don't think it is unfortunate. I think it is the best. I love that about football. I like that there can be unexpected results some years because you can go out there and execute a game plan and play with everything you have for 60 minutes to topple the best teams in the league.

That tackle by Rapp to prevent the TD was HUGE. Now we are up 14 to 3.

Touchdown!!

They are missing some big time players and their QB is beat up, though. McDermott has an excellent record against Shanahan and his entire coaching tree.

I thought you were talking about Milano.

Sure, but trading for Douglas mid season at least shows that Elam was not ready to start, right?

That's the absolute hardest legal hit you can possibly see in today's NFL. Ouch. What's a stretch? He was 1st team All-Pro in 2022.

Lots of snow is even more fun. Some of those heavy snow games were really fun at the time. And if you don't think the shoveling for $20 per hour is worth it, then don't do it. Others will, though.

So funny that people don't get this. A bunch of 30 to 60 year old men with careers who can't handle watching a football game without a dome are clearly not the target demographic.

Snow games are fun to watch.

I'd choose Mahomes. Nobody is more important than the QB.

I'm not talking about historically elite.