There is legitimately 0 objective reason to fire Sirianni right now, the defending SB championship HC, whose team hasn't lost a game his QB has started and finished since 9/29/24.
Confirmation bias is a b*tch indeed.
NFL teams don’t take points off the board if they need them to win.
not every team has a Josh Allen where 3-4 plays within the 10 almost always equals a TD.
I read what you said.
its “history” because its not our guy, imo.
if it was our guy, it’d be proof positive he’s great, imo.
imo, that’s not an honest take.
I don’t think this is an honest take.
If folks were clamoring for McD’s head this year and he had already won a Super Bowl in 2020, I think that’d be your first piece of evidence to support him, and rightfully so.
I’d love to see a citation for this stat because I doubt it.
Especially when at the time of making this post, 90% of the league hadn’t played a third game like the Bills had
Who said anything about the Bills?
And players can certainly be disgruntled in one situation and then play very well elsewhere. See, basically every star WR traded ever.
I really wonder if DJ Moore is gonna be available shortly.
He's barely involved in Ben Johnson’s offense, and Ben has made remarks about certain guys not working hard enough to deserve targets.
This was 100% a catch, and I’m glad the Bucs won to make it irrelevant. Bowles did everything he could and I didn’t want them to get burned.
also, Egbuka looks like the next big WR. He’s a star in the making.
I disagree hard with your first paragraph.
i think there’s a little Stockholm syndrome in Buffalo about the second round.
teams absolutely do rely on their second round picks every year to contribute.
we seem to treat the pick like a red shirt year for the most part.
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I think the issue was that everyone was blasting it out of bounds and taking the touchback.
Moving up the touch back made it so that teams would be incentivized to keep the ball in play.