Low Positive

Guys fail as OCs in one place and succeed in another all the time. For one glaring example, see the career arc of Brian Daboll.

It's mostly his brother stirring the drama on Twitter, but yeah.

What I miss is feeling like the Bills were a well-run organization that players wanted to play for.

In 2019, Mr. Crablegs himself Famous Jameis Winston threw for over 5,000 yards with 33 TD and 30 INTs. I'm not even trying to make a point here. I just love that stat line.

When we need to hire a DC this winter, I know just the guy! Bills fans will LOVE this...

Mike Shula has been a QB Coach in multiple places in the NFL. I'm surprised that he hasn't been named in that position yet. Is he pissed because Brady got the OC shot and not him?

In 1999, Brett Favre had 21 TDs and 22 INTs. That's bad.

So he was a secret Panther while he was working for the Saints and at LSU?

Not only unexcusable but inexplicable. How is this the same group of guys that destroyed the Dolphins? Why can't they play the way they played against the Raiders? I know a lot of fans of other teams and they just don't understand what they are seeing from the Bills.

Just so everyone is clear on this, Sean McDermott became the Head Coach of the Buffalo Bills in January of 2017. Joe Brady didn't get to Carolina until February of 2020.

This is an interesting topic because all teams have these guys with ambiguous titles on their staffs. In fact, the Bills have few of them compared to other teams. The Ravens have two guys with the title "Senior Football Analysit/Gameplaning." They also have two "coaching analysts." Also, did you know that Bills' fan favorite Brian Cox is the Assistant Defensive Line Coach for the NY Giants?

CMC was out hurt for most of Brady's time as OC in Carolina.

I think that he should have to stand at midfield after every home loss and let fans throw rotten tomatoes at him.

why not? It's not like he has anything else to do. He should change his Twitter name from Mr. Undrafted to Mr. Unrostered.

Are you going to start the official thread? Nevermind. @boyst already did.

This one too

Spain wasn't on the Bills for the 13-second game. He was on the Bengals and directly contributed to them losing the SB.

Terry's probably still paying Ralph to not coach the Sabres.

It's that low positive.

It's also good for Josh to learn that his bad play has consequences. Everybody is a bit too comfortable at 1BD.

Joe Brady was the "passing game coordinator" and play-caller at LSU when Burrow, Jefferson, and Chase steamrolled all of college football in 2019. Then he got the OC job in Carolina and got fired there, but they had no players besides a very injured CMC.

This probably came from ownership.

Leonard Floyd stayed out.

I don’t mean fielding a good team. I mean even having enough cap space to put a team on the field. Von, Josh, and Diggs have so much dead cap that it would absorb 3/4 of the cap. Not going to happen.