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Well that’s a lot different than a short sentence is it not? I mean your logic is fairly flawed in terms of separation. None of our WR were consistently creating separation against KC. I’m guessing we need to upgrade Diggs and Beasley as well because of that? KC has been eaten alive by TE and RB all year in the passing game. Their secondary is severely underrated, they play physical against WR and get away with it. They’ve struggled the most against TE because their LB are not particularly great. I said going into the game Knox was going to need to be relied on heavily because of that, athletically he’s a mismatch for their LB, but he has obvious consistency issues. It seemed the game plan was to get him involved early, but the constant pressure from the Chiefs didn’t give Josh the opportunity to process anything. Eventually it just became the Bills playing catch up and there didn’t really seem to be a plan anymore. It just looked like Josh trying to improvise with the play breaking down all around him. The team lacked aggressiveness tonight and looked like they were playing scared. McDermott, for the second time this season, couldn’t figure out an answer for KC on defense. I thought they were on to something early but Mahomes escaped a few times and got into a groove. I felt like it was necessary to keep him in the pocket because, like Josh, he causes a lot of damage when improvising. Not that he can’t and won’t shred you from the pocket. Once things started rolling for the Chiefs offensively, and we had to scratch and claw to get down the field, it got out of hand quick. I don’t know on McKenzie, I know he was battling an injury but hasn’t been on the report. I don’t think his 2-3 gadget plays a game change anything here. Although it is puzzling that he wasn’t really experimented with. Ultimately the Chiefs are in a league of their own. They outplayed us and we don’t matchup well with them. The moment seemed too big and the Bills looked like they were playing at a slower speed than KC the whole time. Some of it is experience, as many of those players have been there before (yes, believe me, it matters) and the other part was just that they’re flat out a better team. A player like Kyle Dugger or Jeremy Chinn would be extremely useful in combatting Kelce (and any TE for us moving forward). I know there are a few uber athletic linebackers like Z. Collins, JOK, Nick Bolton and then Hamsah Niserildheen (spelling) that’s a hybrid safety type. We also sorely lack a pass rusher than can wreck a game. As much as we can’t take a WR in RD1, I’d love a guy like Kadarius Toney from FL. He would add the speed element to the offense, his stop start ability is next level, and he can play all over. He’s not quite Tyreek Hill, but he reminds me of him slightly. I think that transforms the offense, but I haven’t done as much digging into any other players who may be like that. The biggest thing, is the staff needs to take pressure off of Josh. He just can’t be the entire offense, it’s not sustainable. He also needs to continue to improve when it comes to taking what the defense gives him. The more he evolves into dink/dunk down the field and then sprinkle in those explosive plays, the easier the game will be for him. It’s one way for him to combat the pressure of having to do absolutely everything for the offense to function.

Ah, putting words in my mouth. Nowhere did I say “expert.” I can assure that my points are more fleshed out than “he’s just not good enough.” Real big brain analysis.

Well, generally I try to post insightful things and some analysis. I’ve run my mouth before, I pick and choose my spots. Typically save it for the REALLY dumb posters.

A better community reputation with 1/3 of the posts you have. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Oh, and by the way, Sean McDermott was out there too watching the Chiefs celebrate. Unbelievable our coach would grandstand like that. Made me change my opinion of him too. SARACASM Part of it had to do with KC mugging our WR and the line giving Josh no time to do anything. He had 1-2 guys in his face almost every play it seemed.

Bro, he was crying on the sidelines because he cares. Get a grip. He wants to win. He dropped what, 1 pass today getting drilled over the middle? I think we had bigger issues today other than our superstar WR dropping a pass.

Just like your posts.

Supposedly McDermott stayed out there too. This is the first time all year where everything seemed like it was moving too fast for the Bills. They were excited, but jittery. Josh has that glassy look in his eyes, the one where he’s not quite confident. The Chiefs just seemed like they were playing at a different speed. What I do know, after 4 years of this regime and these players, they will grow from this. As much as we love them, they love us back. They care and they want to be great. This is the end of the 2020 Buffalo Bills season, but the starting point for something greater.

Because you have to start somewhere at some point...

On Wednesday last week before the Ravens game my buddy texted me and said “I’m making a trade today, two Sabres losses to the Capitals on Thursday and Friday in exchange for a Buffalo Bills win.” He texted me on Thursday this week and said “I’m once again making a trade today, two Sabres losses to the Capitals on Friday and Sunday in exchange for a Buffalo Bills win.” Come on Sabres!! Do what you do best and lose today!!

Yeah I wasn’t really trying to get into all of that lol I was just providing context for someone who said it matters.

I actually did my own math for real. I did weeks 10-16 for Buffalo and KC (excluded Week 17 because Chiefs rested their starters). They each played 6 games. Buffalo PD: 87 Kansas PD: 25 62 NET. Bills opponents during that stretch: 45-51 Chiefs opponents during that stretch: 50-46 throw out the WC round because the chiefs didn’t play that weekend and just use the divisional round. Buffalo PD: 104 Kansas PD: 30 74 NET. Bills opponents during that stretch: 56-55 Chiefs during that stretch: 61-51. MAN, MY 80 PTS WAS CLOSE!

A little bit of a reach, man. I really enjoy your posts, you’ve been really even handed, but it’s a 121 point difference. If it was like 5 points, sure. It’s 121 points. We opted against resting our starters for 4 quarters and kept Miami out of the playoffs. In the event we don’t do that, each of us plays 2 playoff teams and rests their starters in week 17 and the point differential is, let’s say 80 points in favor of Buffalo. Does it make a difference? Take out the Colts playoff game too if you want... it was +3 points.

Nobody is white washing, I looked earlier at it wasn’t in there. It was changed twice now.

It looks like the original article amended its statement and removed coronavirus.

The article no longer mentions anything about coronavirus. It now says “severe case of pneumonia.”

@High Football IQCan you confirm ?

I don’t think he gets it publicly, privately McBeane know he’s a rising star. In 2017 McDermott interviewed Dorsey for the OC position before they hired Rick Dennison. He thought he was worth an interview for the spot then, here we are 4 years later and he’s likely to have gained even more relevant experience.

Alright man, I added the word “probably.” The whole statement was a hypothetical because I said “If we got to keep Daboll knowing he’s gone next year.” Because we don’t know that he doesn’t leave this year. Could’ve been written better on my end and I fixed it, but you were focused on the wrong thing anyway. Have a good one.

Yeah, it was. Then we lasted to a point in the playoffs where a team felt like they couldn’t wait anymore. Notice how 6/7 vacancies are filled? Teams feel like they can’t wait. All indications are that Daboll was only really interested in LAC and was perfectly content waiting for a team he’s comfortable with next offseason if LAC didn’t work out.

Teams are no longer allowed to block positions coaches from interviewing from coordinator jobs.

Supposedly Detroit is interested in Dorsey to be their OC. They’re interviewing multiple candidates. It would be pretty unfortunate if we got to keep Daboll knowing he’s probably gone next season and the man who many believe is his heir apparent gets an OC job a year early. Hopefully they go another direction or Dorsey sticks around. LINK

That would make sense, I know that’s the most widely recognized award for COY. Thanks!

He also won PFWA Executive of the Year. What is the most widely recognized award?

If you’re so concerned by it, why did you donate to the charity? The guy pivoted in order to make, what he thought was a bigger impact in the community by providing funds to small businesses.