DrDawkinstein

Yeah man, its a message board with a bunch of "friends". I treat it all as a friendly conversation at a tail gate. You also turn these threads into personal discussions about the poster instead of staying on the football topic. Just a simple observation in return.

Dont take it so seriously or personal. Like I've already said, it's a half-joking response to the other thread. Mostly because it's funny when we have multiple variations of the same thread on the front page. This isnt serious business. I was able to reply in the other thread without being so offended. Just have fun.

I cant wait for the day you start a poll. Youre getting so many questions...

I dont think I under or over sell him, I just sell him He's a decent coordinator, and a coach capable of rebuilding a bad culture. He isnt a championship caliber head coach tho. Agreed on the best argument part. After a decade, if you havent gotten it done, the message grows stale. I just meant those type of teams. Not that it was actually going to happen. McD wont be fired this year anyways.

haha Thanks? There should be a little blue Show Results link next to the Submit Vote button.

I also dont think he, or any coach really, can overcome the "South Beach Lifestyle" issue that plagues the Dolphins.

Yeah, Miami and the Jets would be lucky to land him. I always saw him going back to Carolina and returning them to relevancy in that Division.

No arguments by me. This was mostly a half-joking response to the other thread. Again, agreed. McD would be snapped up by some bottom-dweller and he would likely return them to relevancy. That's kinda the point tho. That is his sweet spot. Not winning championships. As the saying goes "McDermott is the type of coach that can get a 3-14 team to the Wild Card. And the type of HC that will take a 14-3 team to the Wild Card"

Johnson, Payton, Jim Harbaugh, Mike Vrabel. All should have been considered. Agreed that there isnt any big name left right now. Best we could do is probably Clint Kubiak, which would be a similar risk as Ben Johnson.

Yeah, and to be clear, I almost dont fault Terry. It's waaaayy easier for us fans to sit here and yell about firing people and rebuilding the entire organization. It's much different to actually do it. And from an Owner's Perspective, I'd rather have an owner that errs to a Steelers/Ravens mindset rather than a Jets/Cowboys mindset. However, I am a fan and not an owner, and I've seen enough!

Well played, sir. Cant argue with that. Go Bills!

You have McDaniel on there twice. Pederson won a SB with a lesser QB. Jacksonville just sucks as an org. No one wants a Saleh or Eberflus. This isnt a bottom-tier job. This is the best opportunity candidates have ever seen.

The question is, are you happy withMcD riding off into the sunset with ZERO?

No Voter ID required. Assume Beane is tied to McD. You can assume either on whether Josh is still playing or not. No answer on whether he goes on to win one, or even with the Bills. All we know for this poll is McD is fired at least a decade into Josh's career with nothing to show for it.

And there you go. You make the best argument against yourself. We're so far into Allen's career and have nothing to show for it, except now a possibly declining Allen. What do you have to lose? NOT making the SB again? Fear isnt a good reason to not try to improve. And I believe the "its a big risk, it could be worse" argument has been thoroughly refuted. Most recently in the "Ben Johnson?!?" thread. @NoSaint did a good job on it around pages 15-16...

Myles Garrett and it isnt even close. He is at a completely different level than practically everyone else.

I'd be happy with just 1. That isnt the question. Yet, that's the response we get in many threads from Sean supporters. I agree their argument is flawed.

I dont think he gets fired this year, so that isnt the question. Terry and many folks here seem to be happy sitting on a nice Regular Season win/loss record, and some AFC East Championships (although those days seem to be over now that there's a better HC in the Division). When we go another few years of this garbage, and Josh has officially entered the end of his career, how happy will you McD Apologists be with nothing to show for it all?

It's mainly #1 for me, and I have posted as such numerous times here. Win 1 SB and he gets a statue, lifetime contract, and carte blanche as far as I'm concerned. But now that YOU mention it, there will probably be a little bit of #2 in the back of my mind as well.

WR1 in blocking that is. I think Shavers lead in WR snaps because he was the lead blocker in that outside run Brady was spamming all game, and one of the only WRs in that formation.

I couldve sworn there was a snap count thread from last night, maybe it got merged in the Post Game thread. IIRC, it was: White 30 snaps, Hairston 13 Something like that. I'm more confident on the 13 number. As @BuffaloBill, he was limited for a reason.

Jim was definitely talking about a different kind of shot. He may have had a whole tray of them on the sideline!

No, only if it affects his practice or playing time. And since Josh isnt coming out of that #1 spot and is full go in everything, they dont have to report any of it. That's why every post season you hear about guys who played through fractures, tears, etc. Never stopped them so not on the injury report.

Pretty sure he said "he had to do something to get you off me" because Cam was laying on him.

They may be able to do that on an Amazon TNF stream, but not sure they can get away with it on CBS But if Sunday Ticket had a "Field Audio" option, then I'd probably buy it.