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Because they signed Derrick Henry, a great running back who is still very good (2yrs 16 mil), while we signed Curtis Samuel (3 yr 24 mil) a WR who never played with distinction wherever he's been. I suppose we already had a power back to grind out the tough yards in our cold weather environment in Josh Allen?

For some reason I don't think Harbaugh needed to learn from McDermott's chronically bad game day decisions. https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/chiefs-bills-gave-ravens-a-valuable-lesson-in-late-game-clock-management-vs-patrick-mahomes

Ref to pool reporters: “Ultimately, if they look for alignment advice, certainly we are going to give it to them," Cheffers continued. But ultimately they are responsible for wherever they line up. And certainly no warning is required, especially if they are lined up so far offside where they’re actually blocking our view of the ball. "So we would give them some sort of warning if it was anywhere close, but this particular one is beyond a warning.”

McDermott needs a skirt and pompoms. Don't think he'll be clapping when Belichick out coaches him again on Sunday.

Moss and Singletary rushed for 108 yards on 21 carries. I'd gladly give up some of Allen's productivity for a good running game.

McDermott is an arrogant, not too smart, pr&ck. Don’t see him ever leading a super bowl team.

He learned the formula for dominating McD's defense is run 10 yards down the field, turn around, catch ball and repeat over and over again. Our defensive staff had no answers to this complex strategy.

McDermott just wanted some screen time

So we have a low-priced backup for at least four years. The money angle can't be discounted.

Zack Moss is still available.

or Derrick Burroughs' personal foul for throwing a fist turning a third and long into a first and goal.

Also, the clock management on that last drive was truly awful!! Painful to watch. If we had Art Still and Fred Smerlas vs Wright and Leon Seals, we hold up against the run much better and win despite their ages.

I think it would be Paul Brown who was coach and general manager of the Browns 1946-1962.

Must have come from a capo in the "Bills Mafia"