Big Turk

He has to listen to low IQ, clueless people who have no idea what they are talking about constantly calling and spouting nonsense call after call...it gets tiring after a while.

Amazing admission of lack of ethics and even worse to be bragging about it. If I was in a relationship with her, I would immediately walk...this type of behavior doesn't happen in a vacuum and this is not a person I would want to be associated with. Only thing saving her from getting fired is because she is hot, which is sad since they get free passes from people all the time for poor behavior in pretty much all aspects of their life. When people tell you who they are, believe them.

IMO Dorsey had them playing like kitty cats instead of tigers on offense. It started sucking the life and energy out of them after a while.

My issue is he keeps making the same throws over and over again that are getting intercepted. He isn't learning from them. He threw the 2nd INT towards Harty and it was literally the same one he threw the previous week towards Davis in the Bengal game. He almost threw one towards Kincaid on the 2nd play of the game where the Bronco player barely couldn't get his 2nd foot down in bounds that was the same throw he tried to hit Knox on in the Patriot game. WTF is he doing? Why does he keep making the same bad decisions over and over again? As Welshly Arms asked in the song Legendary: "A new answer to the same question How many times will you learn the same lesson?"

He also said that "Sometimes there are things in the margins that go unnoticed but are important and it's also important to do things the right way." I got that Dorsey allowed them to be sloppy in practices and that carried over to the games. Makes sense...you play how you practice.

Great...now they likely get a top 10 pick and a free replacement for Tee Higgins. Xavier Worthy, here they come... SMFH.

Just a lot of people who like "hot takes" and trying to be the first to jump off a bridge so they can say "they were right" 3 years down the line. Kinda idiotic if you ask me, but whatever floats their boat I guess. As Orlovsky said on his one breakdown that was posted "What is the purpose of motioning a player if you aren't going to use any of the information you get from it in regards to the play? This is just motion just to motion without accomplishing anything and running the same play that was called."

I agree...I think it still goes back to McD trying to do too much with the DC role and now it's effecting his ability to manage other areas and those are degrading in his absence.

Listening to McD's Press Conference. He said something interesting about why he made the changes and something that stuck out to me was that he said "sometimes there are a lot of things that are in the margins that don't necessarily get noticed and you have to take pride on doing things the right way." Translation to me is that Dorsey allowed sloppiness in practice that then translated over to games.

This isn't helping on top of the injuries and bad play. Basically the Bills have had the 2nd worst "luck" on random occurrences to Minnesota this year.

My issue is why is Allen continuing to make the same bad throws? That INT to Hardy was the exact same throw he tried to throw to Davis against the Bengals last game that got picked too. The almost INT on the 2nd play of the game to Kincaid for the Bills was the same play Allen threw an INT to Knox against the Pats. It's like he keeps doing the same thing regardless of if it actually works or not. WTF is he doing?

Freaking love that movie!

Pine Tar Gate?

This has been a 2nd half of the season issue since 2021...the question needs to be asked, is the Daboll style offense short on "answers" once the DC's are able to adjust and take away what you do best? How would that make any sense based on what I said? I'm not a football coach coaching Monday-Saturday.

There is no surefire pick. There are only ones that at least show they know how to coach Monday-Saturday first before they get a chance to call plays on Sunday.

Agree...it's easy to break down stuff on Twitter...he has never been a coach...how did that work out for Jeff Saturday and the Colts?

The cheese stands alone! The cheese stands alone! Hi-ho the derry-o! The cheese stands alone!

take over as QB Coach

Looks like maybe he might have a new perspective on things and maybe might be able to install a few new plays a week to breathe some life into the offense.

Daboll's offense wasn't much different over the last half of his final year as it is now, the D was better at bailing them out. They kinda sucked, then got hot in the playoffs that made everyone forget that they sucked the last 8 games of the year and had that 9-6 loss in Jacksonville to boot. Dorsey has the same issues over the 2nd half of the year last year and again this year but starting earlier. Perhaps this Daboll based offense doesn't have enough "answers" built into it when teams start figuring out what to take away after the first part of the year. IMO, McD bit off more than he could chew with trying to be DC and HC, especially since he has no defacto DC to help with preparation throughout the week with him just being a playcaller. Even Reid always has an OC to do most of the heavy lifting during the week and he calls plays on Sunday. That might be doable. McD trying to do ALL of that on his own during the week is not. We see what happens...this reminds me of what happens in well run stores with a GM that ends up having to do the assistant's job for a month or two or three when they are out or doesn't have one, etc...things start snowballing where there isn't enough time in the day to do everything and little things start being overlooked, then as those start piling up, more and more things start being overlooked and before you know it, the store ends up in disarray. The lesson is: Being an NFL head coach is a freaking hard enough job as it is...being a playcaller is more difficult but manageable...trying to be the DC and HC is impossible. It won't work. This is what you get. Lack of attention to details, stuff pawned off on other people that he needs to be responsible for, having his head down working so much that he loses sight of the bigger picture of what is going on with the team at large and where he needs to be to put smaller fires out before they become bigger fires and then smoldering infernos. This season could have been prevented by McD remaining as just the HC. That is what pisses me off the most right now. Him being DC seemed great in theory but it clearly doesn't work in practice.

Did it? Murray rumbled for big gains while he was out. Murray also averaged 7.6 YPC last night too...I don't agree with that.

Probably because those Ryan teams actually had a lot of talent that was horribly mismanaged and could only beat the mediocre and bad teams with Taylor.

That could set up the "We are not Worthy" calls and the fans reactions to TDs