Coach Tuesday

This is a really dumb thread.

That LB coaching specialist we brought in from New Orleans hasn't exactly helped much...

You guys know he's going to blow out an ACL, right?

That is correct and it might make him a good GM or Team President. But not a gameday coach, especially when he's been away from the game for so long.

I agree with everything you wrote. Watching TT come back to the sideline after his interception and have to look at the tablet showing the wide open receivers streaking open on that play - I thought to myself, that has to be it for him. It has been too many times, he just isn't going to become a real QB. I give them credit for trying with him - but when your QB doesn't scan the defense at the LOS, can't figure out how he's being defended, and play after play misses open routes, you're not going to win many games unless your defense is truly elite...

The irony of this thread is that Dareus played well yesterday and Washington looked like a UDFA.

Amazing.

Agree 100%. And instead of tackling they were mostly just hurling themselves into piles. I've really grown to hate many of the players and coaches on this particular team. There is no leadership, no accountability, and no heart. Dammit at least Fred Jackson would be prowling the sidelines motivating the guys. They don't have a single player like that dude anymore. And the coaches are barely putting in the work to prepare - it's pretty obvious that the Ryans are just coasting their way to the Fox NFL Pregame Show. It's really depressing and these great fans and great owners deserve better. F you Rex. Also F you Preston Brown and F you Dan Carpenter and F you Charles Clay. You three guys suck at your jobs.

Yup. The spin job focused on getting fans engaged in the offseason (and buying 2017 season tickets) has already begun...

Todd Haley??? Oh my.

He looks like he should be flipping pizzas in Long Island.

Just wait until the Bills get themselves eliminated on Sunday - then it's going to get really ugly.

Cool.

My goodness, Joe B is a horrible writer. That was almost unreadable.

If we're gonna start banning area codes, let's start with Florida, the country's colon. Pretty much everyone from that state is a raging moron.

You know, there might just be MORE THAN ONE SINGLE REASON. Humanity is circling the drain.

The Buffalo sports media is just as underwhelming and replaceable as Tyrod.

The article was aimed at the owners and that works for me.

I get the sense that Terry is in this to win games, not to turn a profit. In fact I'm pretty certain of it.

He seems to be throwing during the hitch. Hop-throws.

Watching his feet in those clips - is it me or does he do this weird little jump-step when he throws (thinking specifically the missed corner route to Watkins)? Seems like he leaves his feet instead of planting and driving.

Partially correct. The scheme is bad. But the lack of talent at safety would cripple most schemes. Corey Graham is a corpse. There were viable alternatives in free agency that Whaley passed up. This is just a poorly-constructed team.

Of course. My question is, how does Terry feel seeing his $$ pissed away by a GM who is still "learning on the job"? I understand $800K isn't a lot in the grand scheme of things if you're a Pegula, but still, that money (for Harvin) was almost literally flushed down the toilet by Whaley and Overdorf. Add that to the horrible contracts given to Shady, Clay, and Dareus and at some point, if the lightbulb is on, Pegula is going to hold these people accountable, no? I know there are a lot of "there is only one answer to every question" people on this board (and in society, generally), because the human brain craves simplicity. But to me, it's a complicated confluence of factors that have led to the present state of suckitude. In no particular order: 1) Lack of a franchise QB 2) Bad/lazy coaching and schemes 3) A GM who is more of a "scout" than a "team architect" and who fails to understand how best to invest limited resources in today's NFL 4) Tom Brady being in the same division

You've got to learn to let things go dude.

ENOUGH