Don Otreply Posted January 29 Posted January 29 3 hours ago, wppete said: QB is not our issue. QB is our strength. Get Josh some weapons and improve the defense. …and improve the defensive scheme… I fixed it for you 👍 1 Quote
Process Posted January 29 Posted January 29 The Bills need a WR that can catch the ****ing ball I could care less who the QB coach is 1 1 1 Quote
Cubanmist 1 Posted January 29 Posted January 29 6 hours ago, Back2Buff said: With the Bills not learning and just giving Josh what he wants in the OC coach again, they need to find a QB coach that is going to get into Josh's brain. A guy that has been around for a while, and isn't looking to baby Allen. One guy I'm wondering if he will do it as a "favor", is Frank Reich. He obviously doesn't need a job, but wondering if he would come back here to try and get us over the hump. These last two hires at QB coach, Dorsey and Brady, have been young guys that were looking to eventually be head coaches. We don't need to go in that direction again. Bills also need a bully at the RB position who can pound the freaking ground. A Pacheco like RB. 1 Quote
Chaos Posted January 29 Posted January 29 6 hours ago, Bob Jones said: Sounds like you're saying that JA has no room for improvement. I totally disagree with the latter. He definitely could use help with how to read what defenses are doing, and also with his decision-making (regarding where to throw the ball). Plenty of All-22 film from plenty of games this past season make the latter fairly obvious. No meaningful room for improvement in terms of actual productivity. Best is best. The entire rest of the team lags so far behind our QB play, its absurd to worry about QB play. 1 1 Quote
BillsFanForever19 Posted January 29 Posted January 29 10 hours ago, Back2Buff said: With the Bills not learning and just giving Josh what he wants in the OC coach again, they need to find a QB coach that is going to get into Josh's brain. A guy that has been around for a while, and isn't looking to baby Allen. One guy I'm wondering if he will do it as a "favor", is Frank Reich. He obviously doesn't need a job, but wondering if he would come back here to try and get us over the hump. These last two hires at QB coach, Dorsey and Brady, have been young guys that were looking to eventually be head coaches. We don't need to go in that direction again. I think it should go the other way. Let Josh be Josh. Yes, that includes some tough decisions. But every QB has those. I feel that we were getting what you wanted earlier in the season. That's why Josh was underperforming. He was listening to McDermott who wanted him to play a certain way. Trying to rewire him and think more when he plays has more negative results than him playing the game in which he likes to play it does. 1 Quote
iccrewman112 Posted January 29 Posted January 29 10 hours ago, NoHuddleKelly12 said: Exactly the type of coach we need for our D line!! need Rod Marninelli for the d-line Quote
Dablitzkrieg Posted January 29 Posted January 29 The QB is more than fine. We need elite route running WRs 1 2 Quote
CincyBillsFan Posted January 30 Posted January 30 5 hours ago, Process said: The Bills need a WR that can catch the ****ing ball I could care less who the QB coach is BTW did you see some of the amazing catches by WR's this past weekend? Sure there were a couple of drops by one guy but man I saw a number of catches that were breathtaking. Think about the three incomplete passes on deep balls: one to Sherfield, one to Harty (I think) and one to Diggs. Only the Harty miss where he laid out for the ball would have required a catch like we saw this weekend. The simple fact is that week in and week out we seldom saw elite, spectacular caches by our receivers. 6 hours ago, BullBuchanan said: How many more weapons does he need? He had Diggs, Shakir, Kincaid, Cook, and even Knox. Who did Mahomes have besides Kelce? There aren't many teams that have more passing weapons than us. Disagree. Beyond Diggs, Allen does not have an above average skill player. Now I do believe that Cook, Kincaid & Shakir have the POTENTIAL next year to move into the top tiers of play makers but they're not in that company at the present time. And Diggs doesn't come close to matching Kelsey in the playoffs. The other thing the Chiefs had was a much better D. 1 Quote
SoonerBillsFan Posted January 30 Posted January 30 14 hours ago, Back2Buff said: With the Bills not learning and just giving Josh what he wants in the OC coach again, they need to find a QB coach that is going to get into Josh's brain. A guy that has been around for a while, and isn't looking to baby Allen. One guy I'm wondering if he will do it as a "favor", is Frank Reich. He obviously doesn't need a job, but wondering if he would come back here to try and get us over the hump. These last two hires at QB coach, Dorsey and Brady, have been young guys that were looking to eventually be head coaches. We don't need to go in that direction again. I vote for Roy Kent. 1 Quote
Thrivefourfive Posted January 30 Posted January 30 Ehhh, after this season I’m leaning more toward Josh not taking the regular season seriously and getting crazy turned up in December and January. I don’t think a coach makes much of a different as far as his play is concerned. It’s all in him. Quote
SydneyBillsFan Posted January 30 Posted January 30 I just want him to spend some more time with Jordan Palmer - his biggest off-season improvements came when he was at his QB academy. Quote
Lieutenant Aldo Raine Posted January 30 Posted January 30 3 hours ago, CincyBillsFan said: BTW did you see some of the amazing catches by WR's this past weekend? Sure there were a couple of drops by one guy but man I saw a number of catches that were breathtaking. Think about the three incomplete passes on deep balls: one to Sherfield, one to Harty (I think) and one to Diggs. Only the Harty miss where he laid out for the ball would have required a catch like we saw this weekend. The simple fact is that week in and week out we seldom saw elite, spectacular caches by our receivers. Disagree. Beyond Diggs, Allen does not have an above average skill player. Now I do believe that Cook, Kincaid & Shakir have the POTENTIAL next year to move into the top tiers of play makers but they're not in that company at the present time. And Diggs doesn't come close to matching Kelsey in the playoffs. The other thing the Chiefs had was a much better D. Haters gonna hate; do you ever see any positive posts from these same people or ever see them show up after a win? Yeah, me either. 1 Quote
Beck Water Posted January 30 Posted January 30 15 hours ago, Bill Grundy said: It's not a bad call. If Kansas can give Mahomes a former head coach like Nagy to work with him last year, it's certainly not beneath us. Nagy is the OC, not the QB coach Quote
Scott7975 Posted January 30 Posted January 30 (edited) 12 hours ago, GunnerBill said: And other than Rice those guys suck. Maybe but in the playoffs they made clutch catches when they needed to. Our guys dropped footballs in the bucket. I'd take any of those guys over Sherfield and Harty out there running routes. Edited January 30 by Scott7975 Quote
GunnerBill Posted January 30 Posted January 30 1 hour ago, Scott7975 said: Maybe but in the playoffs they made clutch catches when they needed to. Our guys dropped footballs in the bucket. I'd take any of those guys over Sherfield and Harty out there running routes. MVS did, sure. And I'd take MVS over Sherfield and Harty obviously. But he isn't the Sherfield and Harty equivalent he is the Gabe Davis equivalent. Their depth receivers have been no shows. Skyy Moore has yet to touch the ball. Mercole Hardman had a fumble that if the Bills had executed at the end would have cost them the game and Toney's contribution these playoffs has been to rant his way out of the NFL on twitter. Quote
The Cincinnati Kid Posted January 30 Posted January 30 16 hours ago, Back2Buff said: When you go out and complete the same mistake game after game, you are not listening to your coach, therefore not respecting him. How many times did Allen throw an INT with a 15 yard out route against the sideline? How many times did he need to be told to read the defense before throwing the ball? It's not secret how harsh Daboll was with Allen. We seen it on TV. Allen goes back to the bench now, grabs his IPad, and Brady will console him. Allen is a child at heart, he will admit it himself. You need to be stern with a child for it to sink in. How many times is an out route not against the sidelines? Josh needed to be told to read the defense 2,654,739 times to read the defense before throwing the ball. I can’t believe he still doesn’t do it and only scores 40 or more touchdowns with 4K+ passing yards each year. And, my man, if you aren’t a child at heart, in my opinion, you’re doing this life wrong. We all need the joy and laughter and carefree moments, and as adults, we also go to work and do our jobs. If my bosses spoke to me like a child because I enjoy the moments, and am a child at heart, I’d absolutely lose respect for them, and rightfully so. Quote
ProcessTruster Posted January 30 Posted January 30 19 hours ago, Low Positive said: This thread is actually more like “The Buffalo Bills keep ruining my Sundays. I called One Bills Drive to ask them for permission to come down to the sidelines to scream at Josh Allen for making me sad, but they told me that I’m not allowed to do that. So, I formally request that the team hire a proxy yeller. And if he keeps playing poorly, this proxy yeller needs to keep yelling louder until his play improves. I coach little league, and I know this to be the ideal coaching style.” well said. this board is full of the OP mindset Quote
Danger Mouse Posted January 30 Posted January 30 5 hours ago, Beck Water said: Nagy is the OC, not the QB coach He was QB coach the year before Quote
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