Of all of the Bills’ issues the biggest is becoming clear - Discipline

[Buffalo ill]

In regards to the link on the first page, anyone who posts Nick Wright articles should be banned from the forums.  I won't even quote a post with a link to him in it.

[BuffaloRebound]

The 2nd punt return hold after Siran Neal cost 33 yards in field position is the biggest indictment that this is an undisciplined team.  The fact that an end of the roster player in Cam Lewis could even come close to committing a hold in that situation is damning. If Cam Lewis don’t fear for his job,  how is there any urgency/accountability anywhere on the roster? 

[HappyDays]

4 hours ago, NoSaint said:

which ironically we essentially did gift 3(?) times with those defensive penalties. For all intents and purposes those were turnovers. 

 

Yes but with the clock run way down at that point. When up by 2 scores in the 4th quarter you use the clock as another defender.

[BananaB]

CB is our biggest issue right now. All the focus on Elam is taking focus off the starters playing like crap. 

[EffKCChiefs]

On 10/28/2023 at 9:00 AM, Marcus Aurelius said:

Get a Haircut, punk.

Get a nose job too while he’s at it. Thing looks like something that dangles between ones legs. 

[Tipster19]

Everywhere he went he turned a disorganized team/franchise around. I posted before that this team has no discipline, I think that within the first 5 penalties Dawkins had two of them. It’s nauseating that every time this offense gets going, especially early in the game, they refuse to let success roll their way. I can’t remember ever seeing anything like it consistently. Parcells, amongst many other attributes, believed in being a disciplinarian. If a RB fumbled he went to the bench, if a WR dropped passes he didn’t get to see the field, etc etc. on top of all that McDermott has brought this team/franchise as far as he’s capable of. The rest of anything I can say would only be redundant of what many here have already posted or are aware of. It’s a shame that the Bills had the Eagles beat in their own home despite of the ridiculous officiating just to let it all just disappear into another embarrassing loss. When is enough enough??! Smh.

[JMM]

Parcells would have this team in SB in 2 years max.

[Another Fan]

In the 80s and 90s most definitely about Bill.

 

I'm not sure though how players would react to that style of coaching though today.  Just a general statement.  

[The Frankish Reich]

Bring in Belichick! He's only 71.

[Over 29 years of fanhood]

10 minutes ago, Tipster19 said:

Everywhere he went he turned a disorganized team/franchise around. I posted before that this team has no discipline, I think that within the first 5 penalties Dawkins had two of them. It’s nauseating that every time this offense gets going, especially early in the game, they refuse to let success roll their way. I can’t remember ever seeing anything like it consistently. Parcells, amongst many other attributes, believed in being a disciplinarian. If a RB fumbled he went to the bench, if a WR dropped passes he didn’t get to see the field, etc etc. on top of all that McDermott has brought this team/franchise as far as he’s capable of. The rest of anything I can say would only be redundant of what many here have already posted or are aware of. It’s a shame that the Bills had the Eagles beat in their own home despite of the ridiculous officiating just to let it all just disappear into another embarrassing loss. When is enough enough??! Smh.

wasn’t everyone around here complaining when clappy pulled Cook for a few series after a fumble? 
 

Wonder how he’d deal with the offensive turnovers…