Random talking head says something about the Bills

[Ridgewaycynic2013]

Just now, Drew21PA said:

Always wondered what jay was doing nowadays 

Zoom meeting appearances on Cigar Dave's podcast?  'Toys R Us' store grand openings? 🤔

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Actually, has an interest in a microbrewery in Nashville, Tennessee.  Gratis Brewing.

[The 9 Isles]

Chris Simms calls out ESPN and Stephen A Smith over the narrative building and constant criticism of Josh Allen.

 

Starts at 7:17

 

 

 

Edited November 21, 2023 by The 9 Isles

[Solomon Grundy]

On 11/14/2023 at 12:11 AM, Reed83HOF said:

Trevon Diggs is not a random talking head and now Adam Schfeter is retweeting Sportscenter on it

 

@Simonthis should again be it's own thread

#3 oughta be worried about his own job!! Daron Bland is a lot cheaper at this point. 

[LABILLBACKER]

Simms and Florio are both right. Josh has not gotten the offensive support that he deserves.  And yes he needs to transition from a good soldier to a good general.

[Brand J]

I believe the Bills had the 2nd highest odds to win the Super Bowl coming into the season. What other team(s) in the history of the league had similar odds, but missed the playoffs? 

[Nihilarian]

Talk to the guy who was fired midseason! 

 

The Buffalo offense went into the tank for 7 games starting with the Jaguars. In this period they simply couldn't score in the first half of games. Some noted that the Buffalo offense was schematically broken and so simple that the opposing team knew what they were going to do before they did it. 

 

Clearly looking at the last two games McD made the correct move.

[Ray Stonada]

So many reasons. To me it’s on Dorsey and McD more than anyone else. You can’t chalk up the amount of penalties and unlikely plays teams have against us to just bad luck anymore. 
 

And it was tough to read this:

 

“Since the start of last season, Allen has by far the most turnovers in the NFL at 35, according to Statmuse. Nobody else has more than 28.“

[GETTOTHE50]

10 minutes ago, Ray Stonada said:

So many reasons. To me it’s on Dorsey and McD more than anyone else. You can’t chalk up the amount of penalties and unlikely plays teams have against us to just bad luck anymore. 
 

And it was tough to read this:

 

“Since the start of last season, Allen has by far the most turnovers in the NFL at 35, according to Statmuse. Nobody else has more than 28.“

The penalties matter when the teams are even, like this past week against the eagles. It’s why refs back off in the Super Bowl (for the most part) because they know a good team will take advantage of a favorable call. You can’t blame the refs though when the bills are clearly the more talented team on the field. They should be able to overcome badcalls against lesser teams. 
 

Otherwise, the injuries on defense took a toll on this team which was exacerbated by Dorsey’s terrible game planning and calls. 

[Doc Brown]

49 minutes ago, Ray Stonada said:

So many reasons. To me it’s on Dorsey and McD more than anyone else. You can’t chalk up the amount of penalties and unlikely plays teams have against us to just bad luck anymore. 
 

And it was tough to read this:

 

“Since the start of last season, Allen has by far the most turnovers in the NFL at 35, according to Statmuse. Nobody else has more than 28.“

He also has the most total touchdowns at 75.  The next closest is Mahomes at 66.  That's a 2.2TD to turnover ratio.  I think the reward outweighs the risk because that's incredible production.

1 hour ago, JayBaller10 said:

I believe the Bills had the 2nd highest odds to win the Super Bowl coming into the season. What other team(s) in the history of the league had similar odds, but missed the playoffs? 

2018 Raiders off the top of my head where there QB wasn't injured.  Just horrible coaching.

Edited November 30, 2023 by Doc Brown

[UKBillFan]

Adding to Doc Brown's post, I think Josh has only had two more turnovers than both Hurts and Mahomes this year, having played a game more. Chris Simms is getting particularly irritated at the "Josh is a turnover machine" narrative considering he's hardly miles ahead of two QBs lauded as the best.

[H2o]

2 hours ago, UKBillFan said:

Adding to Doc Brown's post, I think Josh has only had two more turnovers than both Hurts and Mahomes this year, having played a game more. Chris Simms is getting particularly irritated at the "Josh is a turnover machine" narrative considering he's hardly miles ahead of two QBs lauded as the best.

"Sports Media" is nothing more than a clown show. It's Ringling Bros. behind the lights and camera. They say the same dumb crap, on their same crap shows/podcasts, to generate clicks from their same crap audience. 

Edited November 30, 2023 by H2o

[Billsatlastin2018]

The war drums are beating EVERYWHERE on can’t count down from 13 or up to 12 McClapper!

 

The time has come for gapping this end of game Titanic style LOSER!

 

Worst 2 minute D in the NFL! Allen gets the Bills the lead with time running out; while McClapper FUBARs it!

 

Edited November 30, 2023 by Billsatlastin2018

[Doc Brown]

12 minutes ago, Billsatlastin2018 said:

The war drums are beating EVERYWHERE on can’t count down from 13 or up to 12 McClapper!

 

The time has come for gapping this end of game Titanic style LOSER!

 

Worst 2 minute D in the NFL! Allen gets the Bills the lead with time running out; while McClapper FUBARs it!

 

Out of curiosity, do they have charts like this for previous seasons?  I remember this defense being pretty good at closing out games early in McD's tenure.  I'm just wondering if it's a talent thing with all the injuries McD fails to consider.

[McBean]

4 hours ago, JayBaller10 said:

I believe the Bills had the 2nd highest odds to win the Super Bowl coming into the season. What other team(s) in the history of the league had similar odds, but missed the playoffs? 

Shows you how bad the HC is.

[boyst]

when it comes to Beane i wonder how much pressure and influence fell on Beane from McDermott to go defense so much.

[Gregg]

4 hours ago, Nihilarian said:

Talk to the guy who was fired midseason! 

 

The Buffalo offense went into the tank for 7 games starting with the Jaguars. In this period they simply couldn't score in the first half of games. Some noted that the Buffalo offense was schematically broken and so simple that the opposing team knew what they were going to do before they did it. 

 

Clearly looking at the last two games McD made the correct move.

 

To me the Giants game was the biggest red flag. Even though they won the game, changes still should have been made. The Giants are horrible and came into that game all banged up with a ton of injuries. To barely win 14-9 should have the "enough is enough" moment.

[BBFL]

3 hours ago, Doc Brown said:

He also has the most total touchdowns at 75.  The next closest is Mahomes at 66.  That's a 2.2TD to turnover ratio.  I think the reward outweighs the risk because that's incredible production.

2018 Raiders off the top of my head where there QB wasn't injured.  Just horrible coaching.

 

It still amazes me that no one wants to factor in the TDs to pair with the turnovers when talking about them. They’re essential to one another. 
 

Your statement of “reward outweighs the risk” is the be all, end all. Incredible production indeed…

[BuffaloBillyG]

1 hour ago, Billsatlastin2018 said:

The war drums are beating EVERYWHERE on can’t count down from 13 or up to 12 McClapper!

 

The time has come for gapping this end of game Titanic style LOSER!

 

Worst 2 minute D in the NFL! Allen gets the Bills the lead with time running out; while McClapper FUBARs it!

 

I know this will get those bad emotes, but you know who doesn't call a 0 blitz against Hurts at the end of the game? You know who doesn't send the house against Wilson on that DPI that set up the game winning FG? Leslie Frazier. We went from too conservative to way too aggressive.

[BBFL]

1 minute ago, BuffaloBillyG said:

I know this will get those bad emotes, but you know who doesn't call a 0 blitz against Hurts at the end of the game? You know who doesn't send the house against Wilson on that DPI that set up the game winning FG? Leslie Frazier. We went from too conservative to way too aggressive.

#ThatWasAGreatFraze

[Billsfan1972]

Nothing here.  I think they were too easy on McD, but pretty much very little in it.