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14 minutes ago, Tazor Face said:

When he fakes the handoff on play action and he turns around to pass and there's not 3 defenders in his face...that must be cool

to have coach that provides the tools and pieces needed for their players to succeed. Yea, must be.

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6 hours ago, Ol Dirty B said:

 

 

You two are on the same page. Tyrod was by no means a hall of Famer, but he was in the Alex Smith class in my opinion.

 

He found ways to win and make plays. He didnt throw for 300 yards, but he made plays with his legs. And I agree with criticisms that sometimes he relied on that too much. But at the end of the day, he won games, was every bit the competitor Allen is, and won games.

 

Everyone loves the hurdle Allen made.... But this regime and the people who bought in preach you need a QB who can make plays from the pocket. Allen has shown nothing from the pocket, and everyone goes crazy with the hurdle. It was a fun moment, that's cool. But tell me that if Tyrod did the same thing everyone would have went crazy? 

 

I see a trend in Bills fans and I don't like it. Tyrod gave everything to this team and they treated him like *****. Not giving him his money, constantly restructuring, not sure if he is starter or not, yanking him for Nate ***** Peterman.

 

And they drafted some big white kid who throws the ball far (always incomplete), but you know, it's Buffalo and it snows. He has big hands ( I think our GM with a background in communications said "he's got big hands" but whatever), and they drafted him to throw from the pocket.

 

All I've seen is one nice pass on a wheel route, him jump over a guy, and him tell the defense he's with them. It's all garbage. And I left that underlying for good reason because i don't want to get into it, but i think it exists. Watch Eric Reids comments. I'm really starting to be bothered by this team and fanbase.

 

They can go 0-16. I'm still a fan, but when I start to get a weird vibe, I'm out. And I might be, much to the happiness of many. People will lambast Tyrod and in the next sentence talk about how Peterman wasn't given a fair opportunity. Their is definitely some underlying stuff going on with this regime, coaching staff, and segments of this fanbase. 

You're turned around here.  You're seeing spies in the woods hiding behind the trees. 

 

Mcdermott is just a coach trying to win football games. Beane, in his role, is doing the same.  They could suck at it, last years success--however else it's viewed-- may well have been a fluke and McDermott never achieves even that modest level of success again. 

 

I liked Tyrod for the same reasons outlined above.  Hard worker, fun to watch at times, amazing escapability and clearly a guy who gave 100%.  That said, it was fairly easy to see his limitations and he simply did not offer what this coaching staff was looking for relative to what he was paid. That happens all the time in the NFL. If it's a mistake, and they ride with the wrong guy going forward, that happens as well and when you miss enough times, well, you generally end up on the street looking for work.  I'd think in spite of you concerns about the vibe of the team and its fans, the Tyrod experiment in Cleveland lasted about the same amount of time as a 7 year olds birthday party at Chuckie Cheese. 

 

I think some  fans fans rally around the hurdle for the same reason that fans rallied around some of Tyrod's amazing plays.  It's exciting, the kid is playing to win, and in a world where nearly half a 40 year work career can go by between playoff appearances, for some, it offered hope.  JA represents the future, in spite of whether or not he actually pans out as The future.  Tyrod He can throw the ball a country mile. He makes plays other guys cannot.  He'll die on that field for you. And in spite of the vibe you feel, he has a ton of fans saying he was a wasted pick.  That's the nature of fandom. 

 

Ah, just re-read your post and missed the big "white" kid part. I thought it was commentary on TT v. JA and the decision to keep Peterman.  You had me all in on that.  Man, what a sad way to look at a damn football game. 

 

 

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11 hours ago, Cmdjr85 said:

Someone needs to be fierd for not putting together a competent o line

 

Bills have never had a competent o-line

 

they just obtained players who overcame it like Juice and Kelly and Flutie  rolling out from the shotgun to save his life

 

 

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There are a few things at work here.

 

Shanahan is an excellent offensive coach. The talent level around Mullens is pretty good. I wouldn't say amazing, but very good....and I feel like they stepped up their game a bit to make up for the green rookie. 

 

They have done a really excellent job of finding players that fit what Shanahan wants to do. On their pseudo re-build they have moved on from some pretty good players, players who did not fit what Shanahan wanted to do. Vance McDonald, Carlos Hyde, Torrey Smith, Colin Kaepernick, Trent Brown, Alex Boone. He and John Lynch have done a good job of finding players, both in free agency and the draft that fit what they want to do offensively. They went out and replaced those guys with players in free agency and the  draft. Shanahan has a system, the guys understand it, and they execute it. 

 

We haven't gotten there yet. I do not think the offensive personnel fits what Brian Daboll is trying to accomplish. To me, it's the players, not the coaching. We have mostly replaced our loses with in  house scrubs. Replacing Wood and Richie with in house scrubs like Groy and Vlad is dumb. Miller and Mills are backup players. I understand what they were trying to do with KB, but he doesn't seem to fit with Daboll. They did a great job of upgrading the defense with free agency and draft picks. White, Hyde, Poyer, Edmunds, Milano, Murphy etc etc. The offense has not been addressed because of the cap situation. I for one really like Josh Allen. If resources are devoted to upgrading the offense this off-season, I think we could see a huge jump next year. 

 

Last but not least, the Raiders are awful. 

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11 hours ago, Maine-iac said:

They scored 28 points on the leagues best scoring defense.  While I agree they took their foot off the gas it took a lot more than Shannahan for that collapse. 

I agree and I was pointing to the fact that Shannahan kept throwing the ball. If he calls a run on the infamous sack play, the Falcons try a FG. Matt Bryant was very good in clutch kicks. 

Who knows what would of happened. It was more on the lines of a joke. 

Shannahan knows offense and he is very bright. He should grow into a good HC.

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6 hours ago, twoandfourteen said:

 

Yes. 

 

McD's old school, tough guy "vision" has produced the worst offense in the modern era of professional football & many blowout losses. 

 

 

 

Then I'll ask you, too.

 

What's the plan? Who's the new GM? Who's the new HC, OC, DC? 

 

And I'm not talking about thinking you'll pull Cowher out of a studio seat. I mean, realistically, what is your plan other then "fire everyone"? 

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Who?   

 

Never heard of him.  

 

Wasn’t Bethard the QB de jour a few weeks ago?

 

look up history of 1st time QB’s playing record.  (the trend has changed recently but it was a trend)

 

You should find that they won 7 of 10 times.   

 

No game film to study is to their benefit add them playing a crap team.   

 

Do the math.  

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