Coach Tuesday

His ceiling is Bob Woods, no?

I disagree as would most modern corporate communications directors. Engage with your audience and own up to mistakes. Otherwise you insult and alienate your customers.

Yep. Some absolutely HORRIBLE takes in this thread. I’m starting to wonder whether there is more to it, but I’ll leave it at that.

I don’t know what the reasonable punishment should be but the League’s approach to officiating reminds me of the police unions after an egregious brutality event. There is a “circle the wagons” mentality that is incredibly old-fashioned and enrages the fans. A good start would be admitting it when the refs blatantly screw up. Exactly! They remind me of police unions.

You don’t get it - this is exactly what Saint Doug wants, a broken QB, so that if he wins he’s a miracle worker and if he loses, well what did you expect, a miracle?

What are the consequences for getting calls like that so horribly wrong? That’s the better question.

Milano looked like he belonged today so that’s another 2017 draftee. Frankly I’m more encouraged by player development than player evaluation. The Bills have hit on some draft picks over the years but have been abysmal at developing them. Maybe that’s changing.

Since no one else is discussing it, I’ll add: 1) we improved the first round pick we get from KC (I know, we worsened our own but still). 2) we closed the book on Hunt for ROY and White is back in that convo

There is no accountability for anything in the NFL. None.

Didn’t Dennison call the pass to O’Leary that would’ve gone down to the 10 yard line if Tyrod (who had all day to throw) makes an easy throw for YAC? I hate Dennison, and I’ve been in Tyrod’s corner, but I have a hard time getting upset about the playcalling today. Tyrod took dumb sacks and missed throws in the second half.

Ok, I just fired him. Now what?

Adolphus

Post more often. Way more often.

Let's just go all in and blame Hillary and Obama, eh?

Wouldnt be the first time and I don’t claim to know what I’m looking at. When I watch Rosen I see a QB who is stiff, hesitates, and has odd technique. I’m not the least bit impressed with him. He reminds me of Mike Glennon. I watch Mayfield and see a guy who can play in any offense, who is hyper accurate while on the move, and who elevated his teammates. He reminds me of Aaron Rogers.

Preston and Shaq won’t even be starters here next year.

They may stay put and try to land a WR, DT LB or DE with one of their firsts and a QB with the other.

Rosen stinks. He has this weird ball-patting technique which he compounds by staring down his receivers. Baker Mayfield or bust for me folks.

Those of you banking on an offseason of draft picks and cap room - what makes you think they won’t grab a bunch of Ducasses right out of the gate?

The Pegulas “back the wrong horse” with amazing consistency. Like, every time.

Lets see what he has to say to his boss when that happens. It’s going to happen. The question is, does Terry think that it’s an acceptable outcome? Was Terry warned that a historically un-competitive product would be fielded this season? Did Terry sanction Beane standing up after the Watkins trade and assuring the fans (after season ticket sales had closed) that the team was committed to winning in 2017? We’ll see.

Just remember, most of these guys are basically gym teachers who’ve made it very far. It helps me to think about it that way sometimes.

That’s not quite true - McD started as a scout.

I agree with you there - TT wouldn't have fared any better given that the line can't block. But he might not have lost the lockerroom and again, I'm concerned about their overall player evaluation skills. How does Ducasse look against the live bullets?

Don't we need to question their ability to collect and analyze info about their own team? Does this not suggest that they may also be wrong about who should be starting on the right side of the line, among other positions?