DORSEY FIRED, Joe Brady Interim OC

[HumbleAndHungry]

McDermott is like someone on their 6th marriage... "it's def not me"

[popcornpam]

It’s a start to get rid of Dorsey now change or bench yourself  McDermott!

[Rubes]

Well I guess I'm going to assume that Dorsey was the one to make the call to go to London on Thursday.

 

[WhitewalkerInPhilly]

Badly needed IMHO. I don't know if Brady is any better but something has to change 

[Golden*Wheels]

I'm done with McD. He's a good coach but IMO it's time to move on for everyone. I hope he is gone at season's end.

[goldenboy81]

Dorsey had Allen regressing, he looked miserable out there. Bout time they fired that bum

[appoo]

2 minutes ago, davefan66 said:

This firing was not just McD’s doing.  If he even had any choice in the matter.

 

It was probably at the insistence of Beane.  He has given McD a team that should be much better than their record, he ain’t going anywhere.

Thats not how this works 

[From Roc to Ky bills fan]

21 minutes ago, Process said:

 

It's sad... The horrible play calling could have cost us a Superbowl window with Josh. I'm sick over it 

[The Jokeman]

Just now, Golden*Wheels said:

I'm done with McD. He's a good coach but IMO it's time to move on for everyone. I hope he is gone at season's end.

Who's better that we can bring in?

[Generic_Bills_Fan]

23 minutes ago, Bob Jones said:

Should have canned McClappy too, obviously. Dorsey is the scapegoat. He didn’t drop balls or throw INTs or fumble the ball. X4

I think this move means McDermott is on the hot seat if things don’t improve at least.  They weren’t gonna fire the head coach until mathematically eliminated from the playoffs 

[Matt_In_NH]

4 minutes ago, boater said:

All these people celebrating "McDermott on the hot seat"  ...LOL.

 

He's on no hot seat. He has a guaranteed contract through 2027. He's not sweating anything.

Actually he is because he cares.  You are right about the finances

[TwistofFate]

3 minutes ago, Bob Jones said:

Should have canned McClappy too, obviously. Dorsey is the scapegoat. He didn’t drop balls or throw INTs or fumble the ball. X4

No, he just drew up game plans equivalent to a high school O coordinator. 

 

Execution plays a role, but not consistently putting players in advantageous positions for success is a bigger role. 

[bobobonators]

It needs to be said, overall the offense has been the problem this season, and not the defense. And that’s surprising considering how badly our defense is injured. The defense tends to play with some fire and aggression. The offense is scatter brained and lethargic. 

[CEN-CAL17]

Just so folks know….

 

Joe Brady was the OC In Carolina, Learned under Sean Payton for a couple years. Prior to coaching Burrow at LSU.

 

His QB was Teddy Bridgewater behind a terrible Oline who threw for nearly 4000 yards. With Mike Davis at RB.

 

Carolina had almost 3x 1000  yard WRs and Robbie Anderson had nearly 100 Catches.

 

I would say with half the talent this team has now he did pretty good. Hopefully his play calling style will have a difference 

 

 

 

 

Edited November 14, 2023 by CEN-CAL17

[mannc]

Now that people are finally being held accountable, can we get rid of Martin?

Edited November 14, 2023 by mannc

[Steve O]

21 minutes ago, RyanC883 said:

I won't believe this until I see it online somewhere besides X.  (which i can't access at work!) 

Bills offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey fired, sources say - ESPN

 

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/38896424/bills-offensive-coordinator-ken-dorsey-fired-sources-say

[Golden*Wheels]

Just now, The Jokeman said:

Who's better that we can bring in?

Have to see at the end of the year. I certainly don't advocate firing him now...that is likely pointless.

 

At a certain point IMO, you just need fresh leadership. Period.

[appoo]

1 minute ago, From Roc to Ky bills fan said:

It's sad... The horrible play calling could have cost us a Superbowl window with Josh. I'm sick over it 

Josh is gonna be here another 8-10 years 

[Process]

We've now fired both coordinators in the last 8 months. 

 

If the season continues to spiral downward there is only one more move. 

 

At least that's how I hope Terry sees it. 

[BeastMaster]

This team's problems go well beyond Dorsey. He wasn't responsible for 12 men on the field for that FG.

 

This game shined an enormous spotlight squarely on McDermott, and they go and get rid of the OC.

 

This will do nothing to change the direction this team is headed in. Maybe it helps Josh a bit, but not enough to fix this team and the issues in all three phases, plus coaching ineptitude.