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Pardon me everyone just grabbing my popcorn and chair to enjoy the comments section.

 

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Well, yeah, I would be top 10, too, if I inherited Daboll's offense and I had Josh.  I'm far from convinced that Dorsey should be anywhere near the top of this list.   There's not enough evidence that he should be on it at all. 

 

This off-season noise is really a joke. 

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9 minutes ago, Shaw66 said:

Well, yeah, I would be top 10, too, if I inherited Daboll's offense and I had Josh.  I'm far from convinced that Dorsey should be anywhere near the top of this list.   There's not enough evidence that he should be on it at all. 

 

This off-season noise is really a joke. 

You mean other than the fact that the Bills had one of the best offenses in the NFL last year?  

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27 minutes ago, HereComesTheReignAgain said:

You mean other than the fact that the Bills had one of the best offenses in the NFL last year?  

Agreed. How many first time coordinators can say in their first season (even getting handed the keys to a top 5 offense) they came in at 13-3 with a playoff win and one of the highest scoring offenses in the NFL. I'm sure they exist, but few and far between. 

 

Is there room for improvement? Of course, it's literally this dudes first time in the role, give him a break. 

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1 hour ago, HereComesTheReignAgain said:

You mean other than the fact that the Bills had one of the best offenses in the NFL last year?  

They had the same offense they had in 2021, and it wasn't Dorsey's offense.   I didn't see a lot of Dorsey in the 2022 offense; it seemed like the offense just was an extension of the previous season.   So, I don't see how that means he's one of the 10 best coordinators.  As I said, a lot of people could have stepped into that job last season and gotten the same performance out of the offense.   

 

 

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14 minutes ago, Shaw66 said:

They had the same offense they had in 2021, and it wasn't Dorsey's offense.   I didn't see a lot of Dorsey in the 2022 offense; it seemed like the offense just was an extension of the previous season.   So, I don't see how that means he's one of the 10 best coordinators.  As I said, a lot of people could have stepped into that job last season and gotten the same performance out of the offense.   

 

 

 

….and the season trend was not a good one over the course of the season and playoffs. I’m a glass half full guy, but I’m not sure about what to expect for the upcoming season. 

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11 minutes ago, Shaw66 said:

They had the same offense they had in 2021, and it wasn't Dorsey's offense.   I didn't see a lot of Dorsey in the 2022 offense; it seemed like the offense just was an extension of the previous season.   So, I don't see how that means he's one of the 10 best coordinators.  As I said, a lot of people could have stepped into that job last season and gotten the same performance out of the offense.   

 

 

 

 

Dorsey inherited notably less talent and fielded a more consistent offense than Daboll had in 2021.    It's funny how some fans look back on Daboll with such reverence when they were aghast at him after some of their performances in 2021.   Like the 6 point performance in Jacksonville against the absolute worst team in the NFL.     Daboll's bad game plans and play calling cost the Bills home field advantage in 2021.   But just like Gabe Davis last impression in that 13 seconds game caused people to forget how wildly inconsistent a player he'd already PROVEN that he was........the same can be said for Daboll.

 

 

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21 minutes ago, Shaw66 said:

They had the same offense they had in 2021, and it wasn't Dorsey's offense.   I didn't see a lot of Dorsey in the 2022 offense; it seemed like the offense just was an extension of the previous season.   So, I don't see how that means he's one of the 10 best coordinators.  As I said, a lot of people could have stepped into that job last season and gotten the same performance out of the offense.   

 

 

They were #2 in yards per game and points per game in the entire league. What would Dorsey have had to accomplish to get some credit from you?  

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7 minutes ago, Augie said:

 

….and the season trend was not a good one over the course of the season and playoffs. I’m a glass half full guy, but I’m not sure about what to expect for the upcoming season. 

How can you possibly be a glass half full guy while complaining about an offense that was second in points per game and yards per game?!  

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