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I’m rooting for Daboll. Go Giants.

Agreed. I was extremely proud of him in that moment. Knowing that one of our coaches cares that much gives me great joy. I hope McD doesn’t beat that out of him. And it hurt literally no one.

Albert Einstein was called a lunatic among other things well before he was called a genius.

Your interpretation of my posts.

All 7 of those games also had questionable coaching decisions that lead to needing a last minute drive.

Surprised it’s the ankle and not the knee.

You’re right. I should have done that.

Jerry is a contrarian for the sake of being a contrarian. He is not a critical thinker. I do not align with him.

Definitely not Tomlin, in my opinion. Now that would be a significant upgrade.

I find that very odd to read. I read Florio a lot and never picked up on any animosity toward the Bills. His favorite team isn’t even in our conference, and he has had the Bills listed as the best team in the NFL for some time now.

Why do you feel he has a bias?

To be fair, it’s a pattern of losing close games. Not just 1 loss. Reid hasn’t lost his last 7 one score games.

If nothing else, this should show you that non biased people see it the way I do as well. Of course certain fans will see it through their lens as well.

About half way into the video Mike Florio begins to voice his concern that McDermott may not be the right person to get the Bills over the hump. He compares the situation to John Fox in Denver. Fox was good in Denver. He went 38-10 in his last three seasons. But it took Fox being fired (after a 12-4 season) and Kubiak being hired for the Broncos to land a Lombardi trophy with that loaded roster. https://www.nbcsports.com/video/mike-florio-buffalo-bills-received-rude-awakening-against-miami-dolphins?ls=pftvod

CB’s play with broken hands quite often. I remember Ward played through a broken hand that needed surgery for an entire season.

That’s what it ended up being? A broken hand? Definitely an overreaction then. CB’s play through broken hands all the time. I remember Ward played an entire season on his broken hand. Yeah i’m noticing that as well. Its unfortunate because with the mindset they have their mind isn’t open to anything except their own opinions.

I go into the majority of conversations hoping to be proven wrong or given alternative theories. A differential diagnosis of sorts.

Just yesterday: https://www.twobillsdrive.com/community/topic/242302-dorsey-unhinged/?do=findComment&comment=7909786 Its a simple phenomenon. You only pay attention to the posts you disagree with.

Several of us disagree with your opinion that it wasn’t a catch.

Because worst case scenario, we have an extra long timeout at a time of need. That was a 15+ play drive and there were literally injury timeouts because our linemen were getting overheated. We were close to the endzone and in a pivotal point in the game. Would an extended timeout that could potentially result in a touchdown, or at worst give our players a much needed break be a bad thing? I don’t think so. It would have been a much more efficient use of a timeout than the one we took on the very next drive, closer to midfield, and on a random first down.

I didn’t notice separation being an issue. His hands seemed to be the issue. He was dropping a lot of balls. 2 key ones.

Wow. The majority disagreeing with an opinion does not mean it is a bad opinion. That’s hilarious that you actually believe that. History is littered with the majority having the wrong idea. From the expanding earth theory which the majority espoused including Darwin. To everyone believing the earth was flat. To phrenology. To my namesakes static universe. I have no care for being popular or having a post with lots of “likes”. I care about seeking out truth, whether it’s positive, negative, or otherwise. That being said, I don’t want to disrespect this forum by continuing an argument of attrition that isn’t on topic. So again, you may have the last word. .

You seem to have this idea that the majority opinion means the right opinion. i’ve noticed that trend in your posting.

No, I don’t. This sounds a lot like “I don’t have a reason. I just don’t like your opinion in the threads you create.” Asking if the Bills are too conservative with injuries after 5 years of evidence is not negative speculation. It’s an observation based on what has actually happened over a significant amount of time.

What is wrong with the thread?