DrDawkinstein

And then out of that group, think of the person who has nothing else going on in their life but to call into a sports radio show and sit on hold for hours, and how they got into that position in their lives. Not the best of the bunch here.

Theyre in the pit

Kudos all around. Wasnt a perfect game, especially for Brady. But McD had the guys ready to play a very physical game, and no errors in clock management, etc. The FG was absolutely the right call, even if Andrews catches that 2 pt. It's not the aggressive, sexy call and I was a bit bummed. But it's the right call. Very impressed with this win tonight. Happy to give McDermott credit for a lot of that.

2017 me is super pumped for this. Present day me, not so much.

Well, that is because there are numerous examples of Josh taking the game in his own hands, going off script, and doing what it takes to win. The most recent example is the 4th down throw to Ty Johnson. Sure, McD had to make/go along with the decision to go for it on 4th down, but he even stated in his post-game that the pass wasnt the play they called but "he trusts Josh" (read: to save his ass). Whenever the ball is in our hands at the end of the game, Josh comes through with a big play to score. Like the improvised 4th down run against KC this year, and going all the way back to 13 seconds in 2021. Conversely, whenever the team needs to rely on the Defense to get a stop and end the game, they fail. McD has no answers as a "defensive guru". Additionally, there are numerous examples of McD dropping the ball at the end of the game as a HC. Whether through poor clock management, or major blunders where the team was clearly not prepared. Big example would be the Broncos game last year. We let a hapless Russell Wilson drive on us and get into FG range, and then double-blow it by having 12 men on the field, allowing them to move even closer and re-kick after missing the first one. I've given McD a ton of credit in post-game threads this season regarding having the entire team ready to play physically, and having a good game plan put together. And will always do so. I'm not a blindly biased hater. But in clutch moments, when we need to rely on one of them directly, one always comes through and performs and one always lets us down. Nearly impossible given the state of the rest of the division and us having Josh. Regardless of who is coaching, our floor for the next 3-5 years is Division Champ.

Ah, word, that detail slipped by me. Go Bills

Not a mistake. Nick said a 3rd home divisional loss WOULD be unacceptable. #1 Bengals in Buffalo in 2022, #2 Chiefs in Buffalo last year, #3 would be this Sunday. And all 3 of those would follow the 2021 13 seconds debacle.

Name me a coach who has done all that and still HASN'T won a Super Bowl...

Even more reason he should know better

It's a great draft for DL. Just like last year was deep at WR. I'm guessing we go DE in the 1st, and grab a 1T later. Like Nazir Stackhouse in the 3rd/4th. Funny enough, there is a 1T kid coming out named Jordan Phillips. So could just swap him in net year. Von, we gotta cut and eat his dead money asap. Groot needs an extension. And I like Epenesa more than most.

Since the Vrabel/Jets thread is dead, and there are other rumors floating around, I figured I'd start one thread to keep all the Woody Johnson craziness contained. Here's today's chatter: There's buzz in league circles that Vikings DC Brian Flores, Senior VP of Player Personnel Ryan Grigson, and QB coach Josh McCown could come to the Jets as a package deal, being HC, GM, and OC, respectively. A source in Minnesota actually said that’s been talked about within their building.

I cant believe the Bills Social Media team hasnt put out a video of the "Matt & Amari Show". Have the 2 of them in a room like they are the hosts and going to interview another player, and then they dont say a single word and everyone sits there in awkward silence.

I dont need any charts or figures to know that Tua is NOT worth $50M/yr.

Love seeing this thread. Makes me want to bump the "McDaniel given 5 year extension" thread too. But it does make me long for what could have been... "Pats sign Mac Jones to $50M/yr extension"

He's been catching a lot of flack for that on the socials, but it's exactly what he should do. If he goes running right, toward the Denver sideline, following Josh, he'll never be able to block anyone. And he'll be completely out of position if Josh decides to change direction and come back toward Dion. Dion "staying home" gives him the ability to legally crackback block any number of defenders in pursuit of Josh if he comes back Dion's way. But it does look funny how the OL just stop like "Josh has this now"

Most likely a Defensive TO that ends up with 12 men on the field.

Your whole premise is incorrect. Way more than 7 have won their first in under 7 seasons. This thread is the McDermott clock management of threads.

Awesome! My only disappointment is no Spencer Brown post by Baldy. For sure, between the neck roll and the visor...

Yeah, Jerry loooooooves hiring former Cowboy QBs as HCs. Almost as much as he loves salting his McMuffin.

LETS GOOOOOO!!! Great to have our FUTURE HALL OF FAMER leading the charge!

I cant buy it. No way an NFL ref went over to an individual player and APOLOGIZED or took ANY accountability at all for a bad/missed call, let alone in the middle of a game. If/when that ever happens, it's a discussion with the head coach. If a ref is talking directly to a player, it's about keeping the player's behavior in check. I think all the niceties you point out were just the Ref's way of keeping his admonishment buddy-buddy. Much like the moment in The Office after Michael kicks everyone out of the office and tells Stanley "You dont respect me, fine. I accept that. But listen to me. You can't talk to me that way in this office, you just can't. I am your boss."

Watching (former Cowboys HC) Jimmy Johnson on Fox and ( former Cowboys HC)Jason Garrett on NBC talk about (former Cowboys DC) Dan Quinn winning with the Commanders and (former Cowboys OC) Kellen Moore winning with the Eagles must've drove Jerry CRAZY last night. You love to see it.

Lot of chatter about Tomlin possibly being done in Pittsburgh and Dallas being his landing spot...

Terry Pegula is the perfect case study on Sports Team Ownership. With the Sabres - He fancied himself a "hockey guy" who knows hockey. He bought the team as a hockey fan in order to be an active participant in the sport. He wanted to contribute to the decision making. With the Bills - He was thrust into buying the team and quickly realized he didnt know anything about football or the NFL, and was in over his head. So he hired real football guys and got out of their way. One team is a pathetic joke and basement dweller. One team is now a top-5 organization with a legit shot at the championship every year.

Yeah, mid-00s is 20 years ago. A big knock on the Cowboys this year was how out-dated and predictable their Offense was. Relies too much on players executing perfectly, and doesnt help them or scheme anyone open. Much like Dorsey's. No thanks.