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Von is a no brainer. I'm going to go out on a limb and say we cut Bass and Martin as well. Not a whole lot of savings, but they are both pretty bad. Bass played well down the stretch, and was perfect in the playoffs. I just don't see how you can have confidence in the guy after how shaky he was in last years playoffs and most of this season. Martin flies under the radar but he's easily a bottom 10 punter. Bad gross and net averages. He has a very slow release that led to the blocked punt vs Rams that probably cost us that game.

I'd like to see the Bills phase away from using Josh every time in short yardage situations. Those hits add up, especially in the playoffs when our O-line was getting caved in and Josh tried to muscle through it. The Chiefs haven't used Mahomes on a sneak in years (even since he was injured on a sneak). The Ravens tend to use direct snaps to Andrews on tush-push situations.

Didn't she kick-start her career as a stripper by drugging and stealing from men? And then bragged about it to the media later on? Wonder how she would react if Diggs had another woman in the same hotel this valentines day....

Absolutely this. I thought this exchange towards the end of the (very long) article was pretty funny: How would he [Martin] handle confrontation differently now? "I respect everyone. I give everyone a chance," he says. "I'll be nice to you, smile on my face. If you disrespect me, I'll rip your f---ing head off." By text he reaches out later to clarify his answer: "'Rip your head off' was a metaphor, speaking to competitive fire," he says. "It is not a threat. I am not threatening towards anyone. I follow the rules & I'm polite + respectful."

I can live with that. Dorsey reached his Peter principle as a good QB coach, but was lousy as OC

My point is that we went into the season with such a bad starter that raw rookie Josh was QB1 by halftime of week 1. Mahomes got to sit for a year behind Alex Smith. How much success have the QB coach/OC/HC that "developed" Allen had outside of Josh Allen? Dorsey has been fired (twice) as an OC. Daboll is 11-30-1 as HC after a lucky 7-2 start with Daniel Jones winning a bunch of 1 score games. McD's track record is tougher to compare since he was a DC before being hired as Bills HC and only has 1 season without Allen. Still, he's the HC that benched Tyrod Taylor for the worst QB in NFL history, and went into a season with the worst QB in NFL history as his QB1. Can't say I trust him when it comes to evaluating/developing QBs. Josh's developmental plan was to learn from QB1 Nathan Peterman, Ken Dorsey (QB coach), Brian Daboll (OC), and defensive minded Sean Mcdermott (HC). I cannot believe even the Jets would've put Josh in a worse situation.

I agree it's the correct move to have Allen sit his rookie year. My point is that it's criminal malpractice to have him sit behind NATHAN PETERMAN without a single other QB on the roster. He was supposed to sit on the bench and learn from the worst QB in NFL history? Peterman was an unmitigated disaster in week 1 and was benched (permanently) at halftime. We threw Allen to the wolves by the 2nd half of week 1 in his rookie season. It's incredible he turned out the way he did. IMO Allen developed into an MVP QB despite McDermott/Daboll/Dorsey and not because of them. Not even the Jets would have put Allen in a worse position in his rookie season.

McDermott is a coach that thought Nathan Peterman was good enough to start in the NFL. Multiple times. We went into Josh Allen's rookie season with a QB depth chart of: 1) Peterman 2) Allen 3) No one. We didn't have a 3rd QB on the roster It's almost like we were intentionally sabotaging Allen's career/development. Obviously none of us will ever know how much of Allen's development was his own vs coaching, but my money would be on Allen and not the coaches.

I like that we're getting up on our moral high horses even though Von Miller was arrested for the same thing. Maybe Toney's victim will refuse to cooperate and the charges will be dropped just like Von

Couple thoughts 1) Bills have an elite O-Line and Cook produced at a great, but not elite level. Ray Davis played just as well in the game that Cook missed due to injury. 2) 15 mil is not completely outlandish, but it's definitely too high. I doubt any team in the NFL would pay him that much 3) He's entering the 4th year of his rookie contract and doesn't have any leverage in a hold out. We could franchise tag him after the 2025 season and pay less than 15 mil 4) Beane tends to get Bills guys to re-sign at a discount. A discounted Cook contract is probably in the 9 mil range

Honestly I wonder about this. Last season he was CLEARLY not ready to come back from that injury, yet he still started almost every game after week 5 (he was benched for the week 17 game). I don't understand what the coaches could have possibly seen from him in practice (or the actual games) to make them think he was ready to play. I think it boiled down to Von Miller saying he was ready, and our coaches ignoring what they were seeing because he's Von Miller. So yea, I think he was freelancing and playing hero ball out there against KC. He was going for moves that 27 year old Von Miller would've pulled off for a sack, but 35 year old Von Miller couldn't and instead resulted in big gains for the Chiefs. Our coaches let it happen because he's legendary soon to be HOF Von Miller.

McD apologists will let you know Farwell wasn't fired, his contract came up and we didn't renew it. Frasier wasn't fired either, he simply 'took a year off' with apparently 1 year left on his contract. Have any other of the long tenured head coaches fired this many coordinators and only seen 1 coordinator sniped to be HC by a different team?

Who though? Philly's total defense had an all-time great performance, but no great individual performances. Sweat had 2.5 sacks and Williams had 2 sacks, but neither forced any turnovers. Dejean had the pick-6 but no sacks. Baun had the other INT but no sacks. It goes to the QB by default in a game like this. Hurts had a decent enough game with just under 300 yards, 3 TD, 1 turnover.

Philly has the worst fan base in sports, but I found the Reid-era Eagles to be quite a fun team to watch. Donovan Mcnabb ('Cuse guy) Brian Westbrook Lesean Mccoy The current Eagles beat Brady and Mahomes in the SB. Barkley is one of the more likeable players in the league.

Exactly this. D-Line doesn't matter when we have DBs in man coverage giving up 10+ yard cushions. Mahomes will shred that 100% of the time