Our very Achilles’ heel

[Don Otreply]

1 hour ago, Blackbeard said:

FIRE MCD NOW!!!!   
 

HIRE RON RIVERA AND SEE THE DIFFERENCE. 

 

DO IT NOW!!!!

 

 

 

Fire all the coaches and front office personnel, and give them all a good scolding to boot, 

 

😁🍸🚬

[Maynard]

I’m going McD on this. He’ll find someway to stick a ***** in it. 

[MarkyMannn]

5 hours ago, Marlton Bills said:

I just want to remind everyone that Philadelphia Eagles fans ran Andy Reid out of town for similar reasons.  Guess what?  He figured out his shortcomings and won 3 super bowls…. In Kansas City. 

It's 7 years maybe going on 8. How long do we wait?

 

In spite of my reply above, everyone don't waste your time on McD gone. Pegula is aging and probably doesn't have the stomach to fire a coach and start the search. He has a sick wife. He likes McD, and his culture. The team wins, has the leagues most exciting player, has a new stadium coming, and makes a lot of wealth for TP. Lastly, as he doesn't move on the Sabre mess, I doubt he fires McD or Beane for that matter

[298Woody]

What about the DL coach? Is it the talent or lack of on the players part or the defensive line coaching that is the problem?

[Straight Hucklebuck]

I’m going with McDermott. 
 

I think we’re coming to the end of Act 2.

 

Act 1 was 13-seconds. A justifiably fireable offense.

 

We kept him 

 

Since it’s been Divisional, Divisional (with the asterisk being injuries in 2023). 

 

He has this Playoff run in front of him, and probably 2025, but if the Bills fall short next season, I think we’ve seen enough, been patient enough. 
 

 

[Italian Bills]

3 hours ago, BuffaloBillyG said:

After reading the forums this week I am 100% confident in saying there are so many people here that don't know what a "prevent defense" is and how it's different from a zone defense.

When i say “prevent defense” i mean defense that play scared, i know that

we play that f*****g zone D. 

[Heavy Kevi]

Easily McD

 

Sad part is he's a great coach 95% of the time, and builds a great locker room culture 

 

Unfortunately the 5% bad is always in the biggest moments.

 

He's a "choker", sad to say it. Especially since Josh is clutch af. How many times have we watched Josh "win the game" and subsequently McD s nach defeat from the jaws of victory?

Edited December 15 by Heavy Kevi
Lol it censors "s natch"

[HereComesTheReignAgain]

1 hour ago, Italian Bills said:

When i say “prevent defense” i mean defense that play scared, i know that

we play that f*****g zone D. 

So you are just making up your own definition of prevent defense?   Cool. 

[Since1981]

2 hours ago, Mikie2times said:

7 hours ago, Marlton Bills said:

 

In fairness the Eagles won a Super Bowl before Reid did in that riding out of town. Reid didn’t win one until he had Mahomes. 

Well Reid is winning now. Sign of excellent coach is winning one score games. It’s rough when you have a McClappy and we can’t describe one innovative concept from him. MIA McDaniel speed/space. DET Cambell 4th down. Aside from :13 is there any McD-ism that’s been different, unique?

Can we have a different HC at 2 min mark?! 

[JakeFrommStateFarm]

11 hours ago, transient said:

I hear the McDL is back for the holiday season - a combo meal featuring a JAG line rotation, lack of defensive creativity to be able to get a big stop against balanced offenses when they absolutely need to get off the field, and a side of head scratchingly bad game management decisions in the biggest moments belying the sphincter puckering that occurs in crunch time. 

Let's not forget the Bass vanilla fudge sundae with plenty of nuts for dessert

[298Woody]

Tim Settle is having a great year in Houston.

[DrDawkinstein]

8 hours ago, Marlton Bills said:

I just want to remind everyone that Philadelphia Eagles fans ran Andy Reid out of town for similar reasons.  Guess what?  He figured out his shortcomings and won 3 super bowls…. In Kansas City. 

 

And Philly went on to make 2 Super Bowls and win 1 without him. So you are saying the split was the best thing for both sides. Agreed!

[colin]

I voted dline, as of right now that's what we need the most.  MCDs whole system is about a platoon of dl running like horses so that the small but present windows in the passing game aren't reachable.  If we had a miles G or bosa on this line we beat the Rams and maybe even Houston this year.

 

One thing that makes my mc confidence low is if we play the game of "switch QBs with the other team, do we still win" it's really hard for me to find a team in the NFL where that's true.  Maybe cinci because they have a great QB so the loss on the exchange is less and their team has played badly, but that team has eaten our lunch the 9 quarters we've played them.

 

 

[ProcessTruster]

Was going to start a "Whiner" thread for today to capture all the whining, but I see it has already been started

[amprov56]

Two weak choices trying to drive home the "hate McDermott" line, needed more to chose from, nice try!

[Gman10]

22 hours ago, Blackbeard said:

You do understand the repercussions of changing HC now right?  The time it takes to transition to a new set of coaches, with new philosophies etc. 

 

It would be a few years setback and who even knows if they do better than what we have.  
 

Mc D is a very good coach.  

He's fine. Terrible with time management. If you look at the average time a coach coaches a team to the Super Bowl in the last 40 years it's something like an average of five seasons. Statistically, we are not looking good here.

 

https://www.reddit.com/r/buffalobills/comments/1g3kt1f/super_bowl_head_coaches_and_mcdermotts_tenure/

Edited Monday at 03:01 PM by Gman10

[Blackbeard]

29 minutes ago, Gman10 said:

He's fine. Terrible with time management. If you look at the average time a coach coaches a team to the Super Bowl in the last 40 years it's something like an average of five seasons. Statistically, we are not looking good here.

 

https://www.reddit.com/r/buffalobills/comments/1g3kt1f/super_bowl_head_coaches_and_mcdermotts_tenure/

Changing coaches at this juncture, in my opinion, would be a setback.  And a waste of time.  And we have no idea how the whole thing would even turn out.

 

I'll stick with what we have presently.

[Gman10]

56 minutes ago, Blackbeard said:

Changing coaches at this juncture, in my opinion, would be a setback.  And a waste of time.  And we have no idea how the whole thing would even turn out.

 

I'll stick with what we have presently.

Yeah. It just sucks. We didn't start with somebody a bit better. Josh Allen has all the talent in the world. Too bad we didn't have a bit of a better coach behind him.

[Jauronimo]

3 sacks, 10 QB hits, and under 50 rushing yards allowed yesterday.  Weird timing for this take. 

[Freddie's Dead]

Yes.