Isaiah McKenzie appreciation

[Warcodered]

Cole Beasley: begins to sweat.

[YoloinOhio]

Wtf is wrong with you? They just crushed the pats to take over the lead in the division. 
 

[stuvian]

Beane needs to call his agent and chain him down until a deal is signed 

[Roundybout]

Give me whatever you're drinking my man

[LeGOATski]

You're awful

 

They just won the most important ge of the season in enemy territory with division and playoffs on the line.

 

So, ***** you.

[nedboy7]

Why do you hate the Bills? 

[MJS]

What a tool you are. Go sulk with the Patriots and their loser fans.

[BillsfaninSB]

Maybe sitting on the bench was exactly what he needed.

[Carmel Corn]

Monster Game!  Never saw it coming!

[Malazan]

1 minute ago, Warcodered said:

Cole Beasley: begins to sweat.

 

Cole Beasely was never going to be on the team next season. 

[Royale with Cheese]

45 minutes ago, ArtVandalay said:

Isaiah McKenzie is GOOD, very good.  He's been put in the dog house all year for no noticeable reason. This has been to the detriment to the team both on offense and special teams.  Not only does he belong on the field he belongs in the offense!! 

 

This kid had a noticeable impact on the offense last season and we have been missing his athleticism this year. It took desperation of multiple COVID lists and a hampered Sanders to finally give this MAN a chance.  We aren't talking about a rookie but a guy that's been here for a few years now. 

 

McDermott is a terrible leader (no accountability) and terrible recognition of talent, he clings to Tre White as his only accomplishment and constantly puts faith in undersized abs under skilled guys.  

 

Isaiah McKenzie played a key role in our run game last year withhis explosiveness and that has been missing all year. 

 

It's terrible we need to rely on injuries of our talent to get on the field because the coach won't do it. 

 

I'm so over McDermott, he can't coach a winning, talented football team. 

 

Art Vandalay math:

 

9-6 is below .500.

[RobbRiddick]

Maybe he was extra motivated because he'd been in the doghouse?

 

Regardless he was incredible today and along with Josh an absolute difference maker

[Bangarang]

Been saying it all year. No idea why we went away from the jet sweeps, reverses and pop passes that were so successful for us last year. Especially when the offensive line was having trouble blocking. 

[Clyde Smith]

2 minutes ago, Warcodered said:

Cole Beasley: begins to sweat.

Naw, he's probably gone next season anyways.

[CSBill]

Yuuuup

 

[quinnearlysghost88]

Go away 

[Johnnycage46]

46 minutes ago, ArtVandalay said:

Isaiah McKenzie is GOOD, very good.  He's been put in the dog house all year for no noticeable reason. This has been to the detriment to the team both on offense and special teams.  Not only does he belong on the field he belongs in the offense!! 

 

This kid had a noticeable impact on the offense last season and we have been missing his athleticism this year. It took desperation of multiple COVID lists and a hampered Sanders to finally give this MAN a chance.  We aren't talking about a rookie but a guy that's been here for a few years now. 

 

McDermott is a terrible leader (no accountability) and terrible recognition of talent, he clings to Tre White as his only accomplishment and constantly puts faith in undersized abs under skilled guys.  

 

Isaiah McKenzie played a key role in our run game last year withhis explosiveness and that has been missing all year. 

 

It's terrible we need to rely on injuries of our talent to get on the field because the coach won't do it. 

 

I'm so over McDermott, he can't coach a winning, talented football team. 

Stick to laytex sales

[NoHuddleKelly12]

This is trolling 101. 

[727Bills]

Impressive, hope he continues to get more snaps 

[Warcodered]

Just now, Clyde Smith said:

Naw, he's probably gone next season anyways.

If McKenzie can fill his role absolutely.