Jimmy Harris 69

For Coach, how about John Fassel the ST coordinator for Dallas ; previously LA. He is a great coach and a good leader. His father Jim was a coach with giants in the 90’s. Cliff Klingsberry of Washington and Klint Kubiak of Seattle are other coach possibilities. Ed Dodd from Indy or Alec Holobi from Philly. Both are currently Assistant GM’s. The best model is hiring a gm, then having that person hire the coach. Pegula would probably screw that up.

Our quarterback is regressing. That is on OC Brady and QB Coach Ron Curry. I don’t see Hardman making a difference in this scheme. They have some version of him now. Sunday showed our run can be shutdown. Worse, our OC gets lost in the fog of war; ignores play makers, forgets the run completely and continually takes James Cook off the field. I think the kid has ADD. So much for complementary football. Get Brady some Ritalin or get him some psychiatric help. Is Hardman a licensed head doctor?

Daboll would make an excellent offensive advisor though past history makes it probably 100% fagetaboutit. But considering our stuck in quicksand passing game, I’d say we are desperate. Joe Brady, you are turd of the week. Nice job.

Mr. Soft Side.

The bills offense did not keep them in the game. Eventually the defense was going to fold, especially with three offensive turnovers. And to make things worse I started Mr. Soft side instead of Juann Jennings as my flex. I knew after his big drop I was doomed. I hate that kid, Mr. Overrated. He is vanilla Kyle Pitts.

No! Babylon Spector is in the building.

Embarrassing performance on both sides of the ball. Though the defense caused some turnovers early; two fumbles and a red zone pick doomed the team. Allen and Cook, our only two stars, failed us. Joe Brady still cannot call a play for a successful two point conversion or a pro passing game. Our passing game was garbage.

Coleman should be utilized in the slot, more than on the outside. Clearly he needs more time to develop. Still on the immature side. It may take him to year 4 to really come into his own. He has been held back by this offense. No one has racked up big numbers post Diggs. If you look back at Josh Reed drafted in 2002. In an 8 year career he had 311 catches, 3575 yards and 10TDs. “Best receiver in the nation” his junior year. He did not have an impact as a pro, whereas his college career was legendary. Why was he a middling pro: Bills Offense was not geared to his strengths; he wasn’t particularly fast. Sounds familiar. Coleman is no Moulds, that’s for sure. Sometimes quickly, sometimes slowly, it will materialize, if he works for it. Young receivers often take longer to find themselves in pro ball. Quinten Johnson of the Chargers is such an example. Patience will be rewarded.

We need the rooks to play—-Sanders, and Jackson. This string of injuries may end up a blessing, giving us fresh, young legs up front in January. The next two months allows time to integrate these guys, test different combinations. The Bills have players to play Hoecht’s roaming pass rusher role. This is McDermott’s time to shine.

Buffalo 30 KC 27 Comeback win after KC jumps out to a 27 to 13 lead…..

I agree, they have moved away from pass first. Their passing offense still needs to be effective. Unless this ground chuck method wins a SB, it could be Sean’s undoing. The best qb in football won’t stick around or back this coach while his talent is wasted.

Good thing we got this guy. The idiot Steelers traded for Kyle Dugger. 🤪

This trend won’t last. Do I construct an offense which gives my best player, the greatest chance of success? Or do I create one that makes said star —less effective? Get your head right Brady.

The Bills passing game is sub-standard. This falls on Brady and McDermott; Brady for his simplistic concepts, and Sean for watching the bus crashing but taking no action. This offense looks like ground Chuck (Knox). That guy never won a championship with that formula.

Something is definitely off with Allen. I think he is injured and mind fu@ked. The sack he took deep in panther territory today was brutal. He’s holding the ball too long, allowing himself to get hemmed in, and making poor decisions. It is deeply concerning. It ended well today, thanks in large part to the defense and the running game. He is not in Super Bowl form. However the offense has been re-booted, it does not showcase his talent. A mediocre Allen will not beat a good team (like KC) in the playoffs. Pray he heals and gets through this shite which is affecting his performance. If the defense is turning a corner, that is a consolation.