Do you want Sean McDermott to be the head coach of the 2024 Buffalo Bills?

[Logic]

I'm trying to get a feel for where Bills fans stand on this issue this morning.

Simple Yes or No question.

[Herc11]

I don't want him as the HC in '23 either

[Chaos]

If the Bills advance to the AFC championship game , yes. Else no. 

[SCBills]

Absent a 6-1 finish, with a run in the Playoffs.. absolutely not.

[ALLinALLEN]

This team needs to hire an offensive minded coach or they will never have a consistent base around their only shot at a superbowl in the next 10 years - Allen. They've needed it since that first year Allen lit the league up, and have needed it ever since. 

Edited November 14, 2023 by ALLinALLEN

[phypon]

I would take you or your cat or dog over McD as head coach next year.

[boater]

This is a question better asked at the end of the season. 

 

Everybody has an emotional hot head today, that's a piss poor time to be making big decisions.

[QB Bills]

Can you add a third option that says 'F*** NO!'?

[Logic]

Just now, boater said:

This is a question better asked at the end of the season. 

 

Everybody has an emotional hot head today, that's a piss poor time to be making big decisions.

Fair enough. 

I'll ask it again at the end of the season then, and we can compare results. 
 

[Big Turk]

Depends. On a lot of things. If he wants to be DC again. Firm no.

[NeverOutNick]

Just now, Herc11 said:

I don't want him as the HC in '23 either

Thank you! Just let Al Holcomb run the show the rest of this season and throw the kitchen sink at Jim Harbaugh in the off-season. Dude won with Kaepernick and is killing it with another talented yet erratic QB in JJ McCarthy at Michigan. He builds through the trenches and is a proven winner that won’t butcher in game management.

[WhoTom]

Yesterday my answer would have been yes, assuming he fires Dorsey and gets a real OC.

 

After last night, I'm feeling like Dorsey was just a part of the problem. I suppose if they turn it around with Brady calling the plays I might change my tune, but at the moment, I expect McD to be a Black Monday casualty.

 

[teef]

2 minutes ago, SCBills said:

Absent a 6-1 finish, with a run in the Playoffs.. absolutely not.

yeah...it would have to take something miraculous at this point.  there's too much of a downward trend to keep things the way they are.  i'm very curious to what happens the rest of this season.

[Bferra13]

Man, I really wanna like this guy. But he makes it so hard with his GameDay decisions. Can we have him be the Monday through Saturday coach, then the other guys tags in on Sunday? Haha

[Herc11]

5 minutes ago, boater said:

This is a question better asked at the end of the season. 

 

Everybody has an emotional hot head today, that's a piss poor time to be making big decisions.

If the feeling has been consistent throughout the year, do we still have to wait until the end of the season?

Edited November 14, 2023 by Herc11

[Chaos]

5 minutes ago, boater said:

This is a question better asked at the end of the season. 

 

Everybody has an emotional hot head today, that's a piss poor time to be making big decisions.

Like McDermott firing Dorsey

[Johnnycage46]

5 minutes ago, boater said:

This is a question better asked at the end of the season. 

 

Everybody has an emotional hot head today, that's a piss poor time to be making big decisions.

Yeah, but see, last night is far from an isolated incident.  There is a large body of work being taken into consideration here.

[boater]

Just now, Chaos said:

Like McDermott firing Dorsey

That's not a big decision--that's a medium decision.

[stuvian]

"it's hard to win in this league"

 

Dick Jauron

[Royale with Cheese]

We will find out if Dorsey was the problem on offense.  If we don’t see a change after terminating Dorsey, then the house needs to be cleaned.