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But that would still leave McDermott in charge, right? So what’s the point?

And don’t let their special teams beat you…

Judging by McDermott's demeanor last night when interviewed at halftime by the sideline reporter, I doubt he could inspire anyone to do anything, other than perhaps to run for the bus.

File it under "Complete and Utter Nonsense"

That's a fair point...of the teams you mention, how many of those "bad" years happened after reaching/winning the Super Bowl? Trough years are easier to absorb if your team has already reached the promised land at least once...this Bills team, on the other hand, has never fulfilled its promise...

A little closer to home, the Bills under Jim Kelly never had a "trough year" from 1988 to 1996...

For example, when McDermott was asked why the team abandoned the no-huddle he said he had no idea and “would have to look into that”. He made some other comments that seemed to point the finger at Dorsey…

And yet Taylor made the awful decision to punt on 4th and 2 from inside Bills’ territory in the third quarter. That decision kept the Bills in the game.

Looks like Dorsey is finished…the post-game comments by Allen and especially McDermott point in only one direction. I think they look at the tape today and make the announcement tomorrow. It’s not too late to salvage something from this season, but changes have to be made now.

The offensive problems could very well be Josh Allen’s fault, and it’s possible he’s not as dedicated to his craft as he should be, but it doesn’t really matter. Josh has proven what he’s capable of and Dorsey and McDermott are ultimately responsible for getting the most out of him. If it’s not happening, they need to go and we try something else. There are about two people on the planet with Josh Allen’s skill set; guys like Dorsey and McDermott are a dime a dozen and there are plenty of talented coordinators and coaches who would love to work with Josh Allen. We need to get rid of these clowns now, before they further de-value the franchise’s prize asset.

We’re missing no real offensive starters…

It depends who’s available, doesn’t it? With Josh Allen, we’d be the most desirable landing spot for a top coordinator…I mean, how often does a team with a superstar quarterback have a coaching vacancy? Most coaches who get fired are trying to work with guys like Tyrod Taylor and Carson Wentz…

Remember, change can be good. The Eagles did not win a Super Bowl until they fired Andy Reid… teams do move on from coaches who are ostensibly “successful “

I swear to God, I saw tears welling up…

Don’t hold your breath…McDermott and Dorsey are actually really stupid. They do not have the mental capability for the job.

Can someone find a link to Mc Dermott’s halftime interview? It needs to be a pinned thread here until he is fired.

No sacks either…wait, maybe one

It’s what McDermott babbled about to the sideline reporter at halftime, just before breaking into tears…what a clown.

How many games is this without our defense forcing a turnover? 5? Definition of soft.

Pegula does not strike me as the sharpest tool in the box…I don’t necessarily trust him to make the right hire anyway. You’re right…7-10 or 8-9 seems more likely

He is the Kirk Cousins/Dak Prescott of coaches. Not bad enough to move on from but never good enough to get you where you want to go.

I think we’ll get to 10-7, which should be enough. Unfortunately that probably means McDermott will not be fired.

Go back and re-watch that halftime interview. He is a deer in headlights. Absolutely overwhelmed and clueless.

We’ll probably still make the playoffs. We just don’t match up well with the Bengals.

Now we know…