mannc

Great write up, but I take issue with your statement that Brady was not predictable, which I think you meant in terms of personnel and formation, when he chose to pass. But the Bills threw on only 7 of 25 first downs during the game, which I believe is an unacceptable ratio, especially in a game like this. As you say, it’s the best down on which to throw, and the line was not holding up well on the more obvious passing downs.

You can say that again…

Look, here's the problem I have with this "mini-rebuild" argument...heavy roster turnover is a constant in the NFL, even among top teams (the Chiefs have only three starters left from their 2020 Super Bowl team), and the Bills still have a lot of continuity and veteran talent in place, especially at QB, CB and the offensive and defensive line, where continuity matters a lot. It seems to me that the "mini-rebuild" argument is just a way to give Beane and McDermott a free pass for whatever happens this season, when they've been in charge of this operation for eight seasons now and have yet to show acceptable results. Teams with true franchise quarterbacks should never really have a down year unless the quarterback gets hurt. To the extent the Bills problems this year are a result of the dead cap they are carrying (which I don't believe), who do you think is responsible for all that dead cap space?

Remember when the Chiefs traded Tyreek Hill and let a bunch of other high-priced starters walk, and then won two more Super Bowls during their “mini re-build”?

Yes, there is risk associated with changing coaches and/or GMs, but this regime is in its eighth year and it hasn't even gotten close to getting this team over the top. We are still losing games the same way and we are still failing to maximize the most talented QB in the league. Every season looks more or less the same. The clock is ticking and the biggest risk is continuing to squander Josh Allen's career.

At this rate, Allen is not going to make it to the bye week. He’s taken huge hits two weeks in a row, including on the insane “trick play” last week. The inability to get the most out of Josh Allen is the biggest and most unforgivable fail of the McBeane administration and it’s the primary reason that they need to go now.

As I recall, both misses occurred in the same (windy) game in Buffalo…was it the Giants game last year??

5) We have not yet signed Greg Rousseau to a huge extension.

Great...then another early playoff exit

Fire Marino!

Allen is not going to get out of the Jets game in one piece. Brady will get him killed.

And McPherson, who is $, misses badly on a 53-yarder to win the game for Cinci

Kneeling was not the answer. Houston had three timeouts. The Texans still would have gotten the ball back

This coaching staff is simply not good enough.

Deep shot to Hollins…FFS

Texans convert 3 third and longs on the game winning drive

Brady is incapable of doing the unpredictable, except for the dumbest trick play in the history of football.

Back shoulder to a RB?

When you throw only in obvious passing situations, it’s a recipe for getting your QB killed.

Absolutely brutal play calling. Get rid of Brady now.

Everything completely predictable

He doesn’t learn

Not sensing a lot of love for S Diggs on the part of his former teammates

Ok

I’ve been saying that all year