Dorsey unhinged

[BillsPride12]

No problem with it.  It's an emotional game baby!

[dwight in philly]

No prob.. like the passion.. lived thru Kay Stephenson. Gailey, you name it .. ill take it . John  Rauch .. Take this anytime

[MarkyMannn]

At least Dorsey has passion for a win.  And well Tom broke 2 last week https://twitter.com/ChuckModi1/status/1574076054586654721?ref_src=twsrc^tfw|twcamp^tweetembed|twterm^1574076054586654721|twgr^ed720952c517a4396968d7ffc3a0fa395da5473a|twcon^s1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fsports.yahoo.com%2Fnfl-sent-warning-to-every-team-after-tom-brady-broke-two-tablets-on-the-sideline-in-week-2-165516917.html

[Allen2D̶i̶g̶g̶s̶TBD]

I've seen Belichick smash plenty of Microsoft tablets so if anything it's an encouraging sign

[Aussie Joe]

31 minutes ago, SoMAn said:

but have opportunities for head coaching gigs bypassed him because of concerns over his mental health?

 

 

Has he had an opportunity to be a head coach?

 

I thought he just got promoted from position coach...

28 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:

It was a poor look. Throw your headphones down, fine. But the hissy fit was unprofessional. Gotta be better than that. 

 

Not the end of the world or anything but you have to control your emotions as a coach. And I say that as a coach who has also failed to do it on occasion too. I get it. But he has to do better.

 

I wasnt impressed by Josh's carry on either.. even if someone did grab his nuts...

Gotta have some cooler heads when there is some pressure on and they arent cruising up by 30

 

 

Edited September 25, 2022 by Aussie Joe

[BRH]

19 minutes ago, RaoulDuke79 said:

Yeah. Todd Bowles comes to mind. The guy is like a statue on the sideline. His facial expression rarely changes. 

Someone once said he always looks like he just smelled dog crap and now I can never unsee it. 

[Paup 1995MVP]

25 minutes ago, Nextmanup said:

I LOVED IT!  It made him look human and not beyond some good old fashioned emotion.  

 

The OP's barometer is a bit off on this stuff.  These guys are ex-jocks and athletic coaches.

 

His behavior was probably perfectly normal. You just don't see it all the time.  

 

Using the word "unhinged" is ridiculous and describing his tirade as "truly bizarre" is also misguided.

 

At least that's my 2 cents.

 

 

 

 

 

I agree 100.  I loved it too.  I am glad he cares so much.  

[Royale with Cheese]

 

[Fan in Chicago]

He should be unhappy. The O held the ball for 42 mins even though the OL was unable to hold their blocks. Yet we scored only 19. 

I know it's not a good "look" but I like it tbh. 

Get the boys healthy and smash the Dolphags the next time 

[billieve420]

37 minutes ago, UKBillFan said:

I hope Josh does the same towards him over the horrific play calling in the second offensive drive of the game. Basically gifted Miami a touchdown.

Play was doomed from the start. Josh should have called time out.

[CLTbills]

I loved it. I want guys who want to win so bad that it hurts that bad when you lose

[GETTOTHE50]

The guy is probably up 18-20 hours a day planning and coordinating game plans for the week away from home while making adjustments from prior games as well as for long term goals.

 

Putting that much time into something and not getting a good result would be maddening. Especially if you’re super competitive 

[Bongo]

It was like they had set up a hidden cam in my living room…😗

[White Linen]

I'm not bothered by it but watching it live, I thought wow, it's rare to see that kind of emotion shown.   Especially in the booth when seemingly you're a little disconnected from emotion vs being on the sideline.

[thenorthremembers]

It's football folks.  The guy isn't selling insurance.

[MarlinTheMagician]

I liked it.  He cares.  A lot.  What did he hurt, a headset and some papers?  Big deal.  He is a competitor and hates to lose.  I wanted to do the same to my TV set!

[HardyBoy]

Depends, if he just does that in this context, awesome, if he does it because someone forgets to put ketchup on his plate when they serve him dinner...not so awesome

[ArtVandalay]

He got pissed at poor execution. I don't understand what's wrong with that. Are we all supposed to be robots today? He threw some papers,  BFD.

[Amarillo Bills Fan]

 

[SoMAn]

Judging by a lot of the responses, I think  the point was missed or not stated clearly enough. 
Sure, we were all frustrated. But I’m surprised that so many of you consider that behavior perfectly normal. 
I can understand if he threw something, punched a wall, pounded his fist on the desk, threw down headset.  Any ONE of those actions would be a fairly normal reaction.  But it was the prolonged smashing and throwing that was disturbing.  It was something more typical for a pre-schooler who’s a candidate for Ritalin. 
What would be your perception of a co-worker or boss if they displayed a tantrum of that nature? Would you applaud him or her for being ‘passionate’ about their job? 

Edited September 25, 2022 by SoMAn