JBI$111

Let's be honest, even picking Josh, Beane got somewhat lucky as it wasn't certainly a sure thing and it wasn't anything that he did that was genius about selecting Josh.

Brady is a middle of the ground pedestrian and mediocre offensive coordinator, a generally poor play caller and even worse at scheming wide receivers open or designing solid creative plays that are actually creative and effective. When they run, it's obvious... there's a running back in the backfield... when they pass, there's nobody in the backfield and then the play becomes obvious to the defense. This has been a constant. All the run plays are generally just right up the middle into the heart of the defensive line of the other team, he is clueless about scheming people open or creating effective: keyword "effective" solid creative plays. The cute stuff is stupidly designed and not creative or effective at all. He just comes up with an idiotic designed play that most of the time fails and is called at the wrong time. IMHO, that's really not being creative, that means that you really have no idea how to create effective plays that work and know what to call and when to call it. They can't even execute some of those stupid plays correctly. Why isn't he using some or all of our running backs who can all catch well out of the backfield on 3rd Downs when they're rushing so Josh has a quick outlet to Cook, Ty or Davis, they are all are good pass catchers. That's just one thing that they should be doing more of, but there's a laundry list. As far as the defense, I don't think they'll ever get it straightened out with McDermott. They need a real good defensive coordinator or at least have McDermott call the plays again, which may not be a great improvement...lol, but certainly better than Babich. If you look at the receivers on most any other team, when the quarterback throws to them, they're wide open constantly against our defense. A lot of it has to do with having solid designed plays and or scheming the wide receivers open and also having wide receivers that can actually separate! Furthermore, it's also because of McDermott's stupid constant soft zone and nickel defense that he stubbornly never changes. Any of the backs or people in the backfield are like 10 yds plus away from the receivers when they catch the ball. They're generally wide open. Plus, all the bad drafting by Beane and the piss poor scouting department that can't judge talent over many years, bad free agent acquisitions, bloated contracts, overpaid mediocre players, not knowing when to let somebody go and not knowing when to keep people and of course, McDermott's perpetual life cycle of poorly prepared defenses and horrible play calling, especially in the biggest moments. All this is catching up to the whole organization and where we're at currently. I think most people are tired of this stagnation year after year, which amounts to never getting to the promised land. Not sure either of them are the right people to get the Bill's to a super bowl and actually win it. Also, they've wasted so many peak years of Josh Allen's career by the constant incompetence in many facets. And yes, that means rarely ever having top quality weapons and especially top quality wide receivers acquired or drafted for Josh to utilize that can actually get open. I'm just still pissed off when I think about the whole mess and the way they always lose and lose at the most inopportune times or in the games they really need to play well and win. The end result is always the same, never getting over the hump. All right rant off!

Yeah the roster is the biggest problem, it's void of a lot of talent and guess what, Beane has been the GM for years constructing it and I'm sure with McDermott constantly prodding him for more defensive players. It's not a stretch to say that most fans are growing tired of both of them & their inability to get it right. And at the end of the day, here we are staring at a bloated under talented and over the cap roster with no quick way out.

Yes, since he lucked out and drafted him, every year he fails to provide adequate weapons for Josh and most all the money and capital continues to go to the defense. His scouting department obviously doesn't know how to judge talent either because their draft choices have been quite frankly, mostly pathetic. Ask Beane how he feels now about beating up Jeremy White on the radio when he called him out about not drafting top round wide receiver talent for years. And to add insult to injury, we have such a mediocre bloated over the cap roster currently. No easy way out except blowing this ***** up and getting rid of the coaches and the GM. I've had it with the lot of all of them as they continue to go round and round in circles clueless about how to get us over the hump. The constant mistakes in every aspect continue to pile up, get worse and it's hard to just ignore it anymore. The drafting really has been a huge problem for a long time along with mediocre coaching and no innovation or change.

Yes, it's overdue and it's the same ***** every year, they're stagnating even more and wasting a great quarterback. When you hear McDermott speak, he really has no clue and he's been saying the same ***** every year and fails to fix the many issues even though he's flooded with new draft talent on the defensive side of the ball annually... and that's his apparent forte! Furthermore, Beane has drafted horrendously for years, constantly overpays with horrible contracts, brings back old players, pays the players he's drafted way too much on extensions, doesn't know when to let go of players or when to keep players etc... Just so many mistakes for years in every aspect, constant undisciplined football and constant penalties these days every week. Free agency acquisitions have also been pathetic. Plus, alarmingly, Josh seems to be regressing!

Beane may be the worse of the 2, but it's a toss up. Hard to tell who has made more mistakes. Lot's of blame to go around.

I've been ready to move on from McDummy for years, just not convinced or confident Pegula would get the right guy.

There are a lot of bad coaches out there and few if any good ones available.

Correct, that is a big concern.

So salty to see this same ***** again on prime time.

Sometimes more than not, I'd like to strangle Beane and McDermott when I think about all the horrible draft picks, wasted capital, piss poor over priced contracts, underwhelming free agency acquisitions and pathetic coaching. They always fail or bumble in the end. And it makes me even more angry when I think of almost all of the draft capital that they've spent on defense and even in free agency, with nothing to show for it, especially considering Sean is a Defensive coach! The predictable idiotic coaching, poor play calling, not being prepared and embarrassing themselves in prime time is getting old. It's apparent they need fresh ideas, new coaches and a new GM unfortunately. Just pathetic!!!

Swiss cheese defense per usual McDummy, you and Babich suck! The always used and rarely effective soft nickel and soft zone!!!

Beane has no clue when it comes to wide receiver talent and couldn't make the right decision if his life depended on it. Don't forget passing up on DK Metcalf for the OL bust Cody Ford and passing up of course on Xavier worthy and handing him to the Chiefs for Coleman (when any layperson knew we needed speed in the wide receiver group and there he was for the taking). Furthermore, there were plenty of better receivers that the Bill's could have picked even besides Xavier Worthy who would have helped open up our offense substantially as he does for Kansas City. However, he did nothing in one of the best wide receiver drafts for talent and chose an extremely slow wide receiver who can't seem to separate and can only occasionally catch a jump ball. Even after the Coleman pic which very few people liked, Beane/McDermott could have redeemed themselves as there were plenty of good receivers left in the following rounds, yet he did nothing again and added more useless defensive pieces that have basically not even played. Again about 90% of all the draft capital goes towards the defense every year with little if nothing to show for it and very little on the offensive side of the ball as far as weapons. Beane and McDermott have been doing this since they got here. Josh has a collection of misfit low level receivers every year that basically aren't worth much when it comes to getting open and making plays when needed. And to add salt to the wound, our top three draft picks this year which unsurprisingly from Beane & McDermott are all defensive players, are not even playing and they're all hurt already without ever touching the field in the regular season. Sanders I believe was only active for the first time this week, week five. That's a pathetic return in yet another year where they put all the assets basically on the defense. We have a defensive coach for crying out loud and he still can't seem to get the defense playing decently even with all this infusion of draft assets every single year. The only area where Beane seems to do decently is in the later rounds, but that's not going to cut it and not nearly enough with all the draft picks we've had year after year. People can make excuses all day long, but it's been a common theme year after year and Josh doesn't have a lot of star talent to work with except Cook really since he's been drafted. Shakir is decent, but not a world beater. You can see I'm still very salty from the loss last night as both sides of the team played pathetically and the coaching and play calling was also bad to put it mildly. I just don't have faith in Beane or McDermott who never seems to adapt to ever having the ability to get us to a super bowl and win one while Josh is still playing at a high level. It would be unthinkable to waste the best quarterback we've ever had and not get him to the promised land with a win because of the constant coaching mistakes, drafting mistakes and mediocre free agency acquisitions with the exception of Diggs. Ok, rant done for now...lol

Tre is toast and he shouldn't be on the field, Milano is like fragile glass china, every other game he's hurt and out for half the season, he was great in the past, but he cannot be counted on going forward. And the amount of money and resources that we have spent and tied up on the defensive side of the ball is pathetic based on the results and as I've said this ad nauseam, until we get a fast number one receiver, the offense will have problems. We have a collection of misfit receivers every year that Beane collects on the cheap from the gutter and expects them to be World beaters. And Josh is certainly not above criticism either, especially this game. However, he's not had a lot of talent to work with over the years unfortunately and Beane continues to draft poorly. The head scratching thing though is that Josh still makes poor decisions that he should not be making this many years into his career. Absolutely poor coaching as well on both sides of the ball and I don't have confidence really in any of the coaches, including the GM Beane and his drafting.

Just an atrocious showing and a head scratcher on both sides of the ball, including a lot of the play calling. Let's be honest, Josh sometimes still makes stupid decisions, you would think after all these years he'd be a little bit smarter and it's not like the Patriots defense is World beaters. He had wide open receivers five, eight, ten yards down the field and he dilly-dallyed with the ball back and forth rather than just throwing to one of the guys in the flats right in front of him. And McDermott is the same as always, he'll never change. They've had a weak schedule and they have problems on both sides of the ball talent-wise and you would think after all these years with all the assets that Beane has put into the defense, it would be better. And every year they need a top-tier wide receiver with speed that can separate and open things up, and every year, Beane and McDermott do the same *****. This team would be one and done in the playoffs. This was an inexcusable loss!