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I think the Chargers benching was pretty clear - McDermott thought Peterman might be better than Taylor so he was willing to take the risk to see how Nate performed.  It turned out to be a bad decision.  I doubt McDermott lied about that since it was so obvious.

 

The Anthony Lynn/Whaley thing though was bizarre, yes.

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Whaley still thought Manuel had promise, somehow. He just had to get one last look at him. Even Rex wasn't that stupid so he quit rather than coach that game. It was the only admirable thing he did in his tenure here. But thank god they're both gone.

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8 minutes ago, aceman_16 said:

I can't see McDermott ever misleading his players.  It HAS to be the previous regime and his benching.

FWIW, a lot of players have had issues with him. He hasn’t been honest with all of them. I know of a couple that don’t trust him at all.

 

Tyrod’s benching last year was Rico. McDermott actually apologized to the team about it.

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9 minutes ago, aceman_16 said:

I can't see McDermott ever misleading his players.  It HAS to be the previous regime and his benching.

I think McDermott would almost rather quit than do something like that..it goes against everything that I have ever seen about him. He got up in front of the room last year after the Peterman debacle and admitted he was wrong to the team. Dudnt try and defend it or spin it.

 

That's a leader right there. People know there will be bad decisions that get made and they accept it. They just need to believe in the person making them and he definitely has that.

 

I'm not sure what it is about him but everytime I see clips of him, the embedded videos etc I just think to myself he has "it" from a leadership perspective. Its hard to describe what it is but I just know that he has it. This might go down as one of the great hires in Bills history.

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2 minutes ago, Hurricane said:

What's he going to say when he's benched for the same reasons with Cleveland?

 

Just a matter of time.  I'm sure he knows it. 

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1 minute ago, Kirby Jackson said:

FWIW, a lot of players have had issues with him. He hasn’t been honest with all of them. I know of a couple that don’t trust him at all.

Okay...  I will bite.  What proof do you have of this?

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5 minutes ago, SoCal Deek said:

We weren’t told the truth either!  We were told that TyROD would actually throw the ball every once in awhile. ?

We were also told the real Tyrod was going to be unleashed. Still waiting...

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Yeah, I've never heard two guys have two separate views of the same incident. Must've been lies.

 

I like Tyrod as a person, but this is sad. It's small. Move forward, dude.

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12 minutes ago, Kirby Jackson said:

FWIW, a lot of players have had issues with him. He hasn’t been honest with all of them. I know of a couple that don’t trust him at all.

 

Tyrod’s benching last year was Rico. McDermott actually apologized to the team about it.

 

I never heard it confirmed it was Rico. Interesting. 

 

Tyrod will end up with another winning season With his conservative play and a few huge plays per game. 

 

Some biils fans will continue to spew hate, some may come to belive or already do that he is better than what we have starting now... and Cleveland fans clamoring for mayfield now, will get it at some point and be super disappointed..  

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I'm pretty sure everyone and their mother knew they were going to renegotiate him in 2017 and didn't want to be on the hook for $30.75M if he was to get hurt in a meaningless week 17 game. It was a simple business decision.

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