Chaos

I don't know what happened. But if someone just choked you , beat you and pulled your hair out, when you called 911 it seems reasonable your language might not be precise.

At the moment Seattle has a ref problem. Dallas has a reffing solution.

I hate the TNF production values. Camera angles are often wrong. Often awkward.

So once you make mistake, you must always repeat the same mistake?

so no trial or due process? just kicked to the curb because he stands accused?

Only one coach with more than 5 years on one team in the NFL currently has never been to a Super Bowl. So 1/32 = very rare

12 current NFL head coaches have coached at least one Super Bowl game. Getting there once is not particularly rare

1) The Bills extended McDermott and Beane before the season 2) The fans are disappointed in the results this season 3) to the best of my knowledge Mr. Pegula, Mr. Beane and Mr. MCDermott have made no statements that they are similarly disappointed 4) is it possible that the Senior team knew the defense was old and washed, and felt as they needed the season to evaluate Dorsey, and that the results so far are in line with their expectations

It seems McDermotts defense has become stale and predictable. So far it seems every opponent has an opening script to score and a two minute script to score which works against the Bills.

It is always good to see the data. Confirms the eyeball test of every adult football fan with an IQ over 80.

Most Billsy thing. Score 34 or more points in each of the remaing five games Dominate time of possesion in each game. Lose two of the to fourth quarter defensive collapses. Fire Joe Brady, retain Sean McDermott. That would be the new definitiion of Billsy

To be fair, the having a regular season made up of expected wins with no drama is actually a pretty good thing. It is just overshadowed by the mediorce playoff results.

Are you aware the Bills have actually mortgaged their future more than any of the other major contenders?

Other than 2 above, comparing this list to the mt rushmore of defeats is one of the most depressing things I have seen this season

McD received a big extension last off-season. The likely conversation preceding that conversation is "2023 is going to be a tough year for us due to the aging and banged up defense. Further, I really need to further evaluate Dorsey. Lets do the extension now, because fans will revolt if I am extended after the expected mediocre season". The decision has likely already been made to bring him back no matter what. To the best of my knowledge, None of Pegula, Beane, or McDermott made any public statements regarding what would be considered a successful 2023 Season. We have no idea if the Pegula/Beane expectations align with the Fans expectations or if what they are seeing on the field is expected to them. He will likely hire a DC for next season. Most likely promoting from within.

Does that include overtime? I did not realize that number was so lopsided.

When I first read the title I thought it said: "The bottom line, its the prayers" 6 seasons in. Time has told.

Games should just end with a tie. Alternatively, just add 10 minutes to clock, and play from where things are at the end of the fourth quarter. Teams in a tie game will have to take that into account when making clock management decisions.

He claims to have no responsiblity for offense. He had nothing to do with developing Allen, other than start Peterman over him in his rookie season.

someone did this for real

Which of the following is more Billsy? Retaining Sean McDermott for 2024 Replacing Sean McDermott for 2024

34 points ought to be enough to win a game coached by a defensive guru.

Hindsight is 20/20. So I guess the unquestionable truth is that McClapply lost the game.

The Bills have a solid core on offense besides. The defense mostly all became senior citizens at the same time, and needs to be rebuilt. The coaching staff needs to be replaced. I suspect a new coaching staff will want a completely different kind of defensive personnel.

But are still using injuries as a reason for failure