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There's the definition. Here's our last seasons under coach McPussy 2020 Lost in the AFC Championship game 2021 Lost in the AFC Divisional Round in a close one 2022 Lost in the AFC Divisional Round not in a close one after barely getting by a 7th round, 3rd string rookie at home 2023 Most likely not going to make the playoffs. This is regression. Picture perfect example. The team is mostly the same. Josh motherfucking Allen is here. The defense has been loaded for McD's pleasure. He has peaked, its over. He has to go.

You are the dumbest motherfucker on the internet

Allen has been bad this year, mostly two games, last night and against the Jets.....you gonna sit here and tell everyone that McDermotts not the problem? Lmao, okay......swap McDermott with Andy Reid, Bills are undefeated right now and Allen is a multi MVP and Mahomes while still good, doesn't have a ring to his name.....swap him with Shanahan and Bills have maybe 1 loss, and Allen is MVP level, 49ers are a last place team with McDermott....Nick Sirrianni, Mcvay, off the top of my head, all would have this team at 7 wins at worst, and all would have Allen as the runaway MVP favorite right, so yeah, Allen hasn't helped, but no one can deny that with a better coach, he and the team are in a much better place

We all knew after 13 seconds it was over.

can we shoot the messenger regardless?

You’re like the stupid gift that keeps on giving

I’ve been saying this for years now….. this team was poorly built. Mistake 1: hiring a defensive coach Mistake 2: letting that coach hire the GM Mistake 3: after Allen’s rookie year…a year that the Bills finish bottom 5 in offense…a year that saw Kelvin Benjamin be our #1. Bills proceeded to draft ZERO WRs in one of the deepest WR classes in recent history. Mistake 4: in that same draft Bills go HEAVY on defense a year after they finished 2nd in total defense. Mistake 5: some of the defensive players they have drafted high have been average for better part of their careers. Nice! Mistake 6: at the same giving Allen journeymen, street free agents, and projects on offense. Mistake 7: nobody getting upset when McDermott pulled the plug being up 16-0 in the Houston playoff game and ultimately losing. Mistake 8: trading FGs for TDs in the AFCCG…right there I wanted him fired. I’ve seen enough of the scared coaching not to lose mentality right there. Mistake 9: after watching a gimpy Mahomes behind back ups on the OL get sacked multiple times and lose the Super Bowl…this regime got it in their heads that sAackInG mAhOmEs should be the cornerstone to build the franchise on. Mistake 10: drafting 3 defensive ends with their first three picks in two years. LMAO Mistake 11: 13 SECONDS LMAO Mistake 12: giving Von Miller a contract like he’s 2014 Von Miller! Fucking DUMB Mistake 13: drafting Kair Elam!!! Mistake 14: letting McDermott hang round after a disaster end of the 2022 season Mistake 15: extending McDermott Mistake 16: bringing in Diggs in June and telling him they were gonna run 1975 offense…12 personnel. And the resulting Diggs drama. Mistake 17: this train wreck of a season thus far…. And I have posts and topics about each of these mistakes along the way….and you know I have the receipts to back it up. I told you all this would happen. Stop acting shocked. Stop acting stunned. The once beautiful house you all admired was built on pillars of sand….and I tried to warn you. Now that house is crumbling. Mike Florio was right back in June…blow this up…keep Allen and get rid of everyone else. This team was flawed from day one.

I still think he was the right hire at the time. How can you say otherwise? The results are there. He got to the playoffs with Tyrod fucking Taylor averaging less than 200 yards a game. We had nothing on the roster, so he built defense first which is the way to stay in games when you have no QB. He WAS the right man for the job. Its just blind hate to say otherwise. Now don't get me wrong. This fucker needs to go. He lost me at 13 seconds and I have been off his bandwagon for a while now. He ran his course. This teams is no longer in need of a "program builder", no longer in need of a conservative lets not lose coach. We need a gamer that will base his entire style and plan around Allen. That man is NOT Sean McD. He has to go.

Fuck that. Fuck McD

I knew he'd blow it. Sean McfuckingDermott. When are people going to see through this guy? How many heartbreaking losses do I have to endure Lord? Is it still the Revenge of Doug Flutie after all these years?

If I were owner, I would/would have done coach M a huge favor after the Houston playoff game: no more soft prevent D or your fired no more retarded timeouts or your fired when he started fucking with JA. Let JA play or your fired. walk off filed in Cinn with home field on the line - your fired no chance to save job if he did the above, the retard would have at least 1 SB and would be at least 10-2 this year. this coach will never change. Hopefully owner gets a clue. fans will force owner to fire coach this year.

Is McD your uncle or something? Want to improve our karma? Right a 23 year wrong? Fire McD and give Doug Flutie the job.

You look just as stupid supporting a terrible head coach

Any sane person knew McDermott wasn't going to be fired. If it makes you feel better, McDermott's seat should be on fire right now. No excuses for how piss poor this team looks in all 3 phases. All that falls directly at McDermott's feet.

GOATS: Me, for continuing to waste my time with this sorry Ass McFuckface led team!

That’s right. Fuck all this bullshit. Listen up trolls.. As much as I hate McD, the players like him. And they’re going to play their asses off down the stretch here for him. It starts this week. We WILL beat the Eagles. The Chiefs will probably beat us. Then we beat the Cowboys, Chargers, Pats. It all comes down to Miami, where we will win too, in what essentially will be a playoff game. For some reason this team only responds when their backs are against the wall and the whole world has counted them out. As much as I have even counted them out over the past few weeks, I really feel like this can happen. So there you have it. One more loss the rest of the way. We go into the playoffs as the hottest team and nobody will want to play us. This Board needs at least ONE optimistic thread down the stretch. Let’s get it done!

You know it’s bad when Joe Marion goes off on McDermott. The dude is usually level headed and unbiased. He’s been scoffing at the ‘fire McDermott’ crowd for years. He’s all about it now.

Win the fucking Super Bowl and all the Josh Allen bashing will stop.

John Harbaugh's Ravens won the Super Bowl the same season they switched OC's. They fired Cam Cameron and gave the reigns to Jim Caldwell. So there's a precedent of some form of success. If Brady can be less predictable and get those idiots to not turn the ball over we can win. Fucking Steelers are 6-3 playing absolute garbage offensive football. They have been outgained in EVERY game. But guess what? They don't cough up the ball. Reduce the turnovers. Scrap the shotgun run off the playbook and if possible MIB style out of everyone's mind. More pre-snap motion. Get to the line with time to adjust, not just barely. If something is working, keep at it. Whether its the run game or the up-tempo pace. Fuck McD.

Sean McDermott had plenty of reasons for firing offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey on Tuesday morning, just a few hours after the Buffalo Bills lost to the Denver Broncos in embarrassing and inexplicable fashion on “Monday Night Football.” Josh Allen’s regression dating back to the middle of last season and an offense that hasn’t scored 30 points since Week 4 would be near the top of the list. But the main reason McDermott fired Dorsey now is because the head coach is desperate. McDermott knew he needed to do something. You could tell that much from the way he didn’t immediately shoot down a postgame question about whether he needed to make a drastic change to get the Bills’ season back on track after falling to 5-5. Then, in explaining the decision to fire Dorsey on Tuesday, McDermott conceded the urgency. “We’re going in five days back into that locker room,” McDermott said. “I think it’s important those guys feel, ‘Hey something’s changed, and there’s something new that we can be excited about’ in terms of an opportunity to improve. That’s a piece of it. But like I said, it just got to be the right time right now to make the move and see if we can get some energy about our offense.” That’s all valid. Dorsey deserves blame for how the Bills offense went from being one of the NFL’s most dominant to an inconsistent mess. Since Week 4, the Bills were 15th in the NFL in points scored in the first half. They led the NFL with eight first-half turnovers during that span and only three teams had more first-half three-and-outs. Slow starts doomed the Bills often. The offense became predictable, the players uninspired. If McDermott had acted with conviction, he would have made this move weeks ago or even in the offseason after the season’s totality provided evidence of decline. Doing so at this very moment makes it feel as if Dorsey is the scapegoat. Particularly after the way the Broncos game went. We can start with Dorsey’s side of the ball. The Bills had another miserable start on offense, scoring just eight points in the first half and committing a total of four turnovers during the game. Those turnovers, though, were careless plays by individual players. James Cook fumbled on the first offensive play. Allen’s first interception bounced off Gabe Davis’ hands and into the arms of a Broncos defender. Allen’s second interception was a careless and inaccurate throw. The final fumble came when Allen simply dropped the ball. That’s four drives ruined that Dorsey had little to do with. If the argument is that Dorsey, as the offensive coach, is responsible for his players being focused and not committing those errors, that’s fine. If that’s the case, then we should point out what ultimately cost the Bills against the Broncos. After Dorsey orchestrated a six-play, 75-yard go-ahead touchdown drive — on which the Bills ran the ball six straight times — all McDermott’s defense had to do was hold Russell Wilson and the Broncos for one more drive. The Bills couldn’t do it, though. With the Broncos at the edge of field goal range, McDermott called an all-out blitz that got home and knocked the Broncos back out of field goal range. On the next play, a third-and-10 from the Buffalo 45, McDermott decided to dial up the same pressure two plays in a row. Wilson recognized it and heaved a pass to Jerry Jeudy. Pass interference put the Broncos back in comfortable range for Wil Lutz. The questionable decision to blitz was one thing. But then after a few kneeldowns, the Broncos rushed their kicking unit onto the field as the seconds ticked. McDermott’s defense looked confused as the Bills’ field goal block unit scrambled out. Lutz missed the 41-yard kick wide right, but the Bills had 12 players on the field. Lutz got another try from 36 yards and made it. Game over, along with Dorsey’s tenure as the Bills’ offensive coordinator. Consider this: Would McDermott have fired Dorsey if the Bills simply had 11 men on the field and improved to 6-4? Likely not. The result, for which McDermott was largely responsible, necessitated a change of some kind. McDermott said Tuesday, “I’m the head coach of the football team. I always started with myself first. I think that’s the right way to do things as a leader. And I try to do that. We can all be better, starting with me.” Those words feel hollow on a day like Tuesday, though. It doesn’t start with the head coach. It never does in the NFL. It ends with the head coach, but only after he has sacrificed every other scapegoat. McDermott claimed Tuesday that he tries to be hands-off with his coordinators and let them put their signature on each phase of the game. But he’s the one who was publicly voicing his desire for Allen to run less. The quarterback looks like a shell of himself, and McDermott has a hand in that. McDermott’s heavy-handed approach to wanting more balance on offense left Brian Daboll frustrated by the end of his tenure as offensive coordinator. Other assistants have departed for lateral moves, some for reasons still mysterious. Leslie Frazier left the offseason on his own, and McDermott took over the play calling. McDermott seems allergic to taking accountability. When asked about having too many men on the field at the end of the Broncos game, he said it was special teams coordinator Matt Smiley who made the decision to send the field goal block unit onto the field. Yet McDermott is the head coach of the team and the coordinator of the defense that needed to be subbed out. The lack of communication and preparation in that moment falls on him and him alone. But he couldn’t even say it. This isn’t a new issue. After the Bills’ devastating loss in the final 13 seconds of the AFC Divisional Round against the Kansas City Chiefs in 2021, McDermott kept pointing to issues with execution on the kickoff and on defense. That’s code for blaming the players. Go back to 2017 when McDermott benched quarterback Tyrod Taylor after McDermott’s defense allowed 47 points in a loss to the New Orleans Saints. He said that decision was about “becoming a better football team,” but he had to reverse that decision a week later when Nathan Peterman threw five interceptions in a 54-24 loss. This is his pattern. Even after Monday’s loss, he repeatedly praised the defense — ostensibly patting himself on the back — and pointed to the injuries more than once. The defense did play well for a little more than three quarters. Without five opening-night starters (linebacker Matt Milano, defensive tackle DaQuan Jones, cornerbacks Tre’Davious White and Christian Benford and safety Micah Hyde), the Bills held the Broncos to 15 points and 11 first downs through three quarters. Then, on Denver’s final two possessions, the Bills allowed nine points and eight first downs. If that felt familiar, it’s because Buffalo’s defense has failed in other key spots this season. Zach Wilson drove down the field for a late score in the season opener against the New York Jets. Mac Jones, who has since been benched by the New England Patriots, led a game-winning drive against McDermott’s defense. Taylor came within a yard of doing the same. When the Bills are tied or leading by one score in the fourth quarter this season, McDermott’s vaunted defense drops to 28th in EPA/play, according to TruMedia. In the biggest moments, McDermott wilts. So maybe firing Dorsey will give the team a spark and get the offense going. But it shouldn’t distract from the fact that a lot of the Bills’ biggest problems are McDermott’s doing. By firing Dorsey, McDermott removed another variable. He’s run out of coordinators to blame, and there’s no longer anywhere to hide.

Pinning this season on Dorsey is chickenshit. Dorsey is/was the offensive COORDINATOR, not the offensive DICTATOR. The head coach is the boss. He can overrule any of his assistants any fucking time he wants. He supposedly signs off on the game plan. The OC is the HC's tool. And as we ALL know, a bad workman blames his tools. Was Dorsey great? Who knows what he faced. But even if he was the problem that's still a black mark against the guys that put him in that position. McD is THE OVERRIDING ISSUE with this team. Whether we can get past that is the 64 thousand dollar question.

The Bills gear is now being boxed up. I have taken down all pics of me wearing any Bills related items. This team has fucked me for the last time. I will give this team another look after they fire McDermott and Dorsey and not one minute sooner. Thanks for ending the drought and getting us to several playoff berths, but the mental errors (how the fuck do you put 12 men on the fucking field?), the shitty penalty ridden play, the turnovers, the complete lack of discipline. That's on coaching. Allen? Yeah, something is wrong with that boy. However, its not just him, its a cancer that is team wide. When the team plays sloppy, turns the ball over, plays down to their opponents, that’s on the fucking coaching. So yeah, as of now I am done with this team until McDermott goes. I ain't watching next week. I don't give a shit any more. Fuck them.

Because after seven years, it’s quite apparent that Sean McDermott is a fucking retard when it comes to using timeouts

13 seconds.......that's when people should've jumped off the bandwagon of McDermott.....you the game where Allen had 329 yards and 4 TD passes and 68 yards rushing, and put up 36 points, and McDermott and his D allowed 42 points and let the offense go 40 + yards in 13 seconds? That's when I saw enough

when was this Not even that long ago. Really just about 11 years ago. Moonie, Sukie, Nehemiah, Meathead, Coastie, Chickie, (those two were and are assholes but they could contribute decent stuff at times), 35Pete, Aneinherjer, Robonthejob, Gebobs, Joemama, D3, Ticat, JLB (true, he was mostly here to say nonsense in 50 characters or less but he was here), Billsman (when he wasn't power tripping he was great), ICR (he wasn't yet at the everyone who disagrees with me needs to fucking die stage yet), CDarwin and Psychosis (the closest you had to the current right wing nuttery so prevalent here now), another Canadian whose name I can't remember but he was a lawyer of some sort, Notacon, Mikgaes, Micknaboz, NJSue, Hurls, yeah those were the ones who made this place what it was.

Lets say that we got assurances that if they miss the playoffs McD would get booted. Would you sacrifice 2023 for the future? I would. McD has run its course. Change is needed.

That's just the liquid microchip rebooting. Not really a health issue.

After suffering through: Gregg Williams 17 - 31 Mike Mularkey 14 - 18 Dick Jauron 24 - 33 Doug Marrone 15 - 17 Rex Ryan 15 - 16 I will take Sean McDermott (62 - 35) over all these coaches, and over the NFL reject world of Josh McDaniels, Ron Rivera, Kliff Kingsbury, etc.

I'd be fine keeping Beane and seeing what he does for a HC, my choice right now would be either the OC from Det or Houston. But, he's not gonna fire the guy that got him the job, so it would likely have to be a package deal.

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Goats Sean Michael McDermott. Another one for pussy coach. Boy where to start. His defense giving up the lead again?, twice I might add. The 37 points allowed? The time out to "ice" the kicker?, the not going for it at the end of regulation?. The evidence keeps mounting up. Honestly. Was there anyone that doubted we would give up the tying drive and then the losing drive? Anyone? I know the moment the 3rd down pass to Gabe fell incomplete I wrote Game Over in my book. I knew McD would give up the td drive with his soft ass pussy scheme that has never stopped anyone come crunch time. We are wasting prime Josh Allen on a coach who can't win. It was nice while it lasted Sean, thanks for the rebuild. Now the get the fuck away from Josh Allen. Please man, I'm begging you. Defense. Way to lay an egg there. You guys can't stop a Lego train with the game on the line. Honorable mention to Hyde who gave up a jump ball TD to a guy nobody ever heard off and who was only targeted that ONE time all game long. That was cringe. Bass. Unclutch. Lost. Big leg, poor game. Cook. Dropped td pass Refs. Sean Hochulli with a performance for the ages. Getting air time as much as he could just like his POS dad used to do. What a shit show from the morons in stripes. Balls Josh Allen. Apotheosic performance from Josh down the drain thanks to McD. You are a beast man. When you are on you can not be stopped. I'm sorry Josh, you deserve better Diggs. Another baller game although he's been having some drops lately Gabe Davis. Ah yes the occasional good game from Gabe to buy himself some leeway with the fans. Now expect him to go missing again for the next 2-3 games. OL. VS one of the best, if not the best DL in the game and we ran the ball well and for the most part Josh had time to make throws. Great effort Joe Brady. Night and day between him and Dorsey.

They won’t because they like the Country Club. If a guy like Belichick came in then no more Country Club. Guys would actually be held accountable. This move has to come from above, and sadly I don’t think it’s going to happen anytime soon.

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Imagine being content with making the playoffs and shitting the bed once there

But but but 13 seconds - defense didn’t execute 12 men on the field - players didn’t execute, let’s look at the tape Debacle in Houston playoff game - defense didn’t execute letting every shit qb March down the field to win in final minutes - defense did not execute Hail Mary passes to lose games - defense didn’t execute Coach M sucks. He is a bad coach. He has no balls. He has no common sense.

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All of us understand this, you uneducated little weasel!

Better question would be are the Bills still a Playoff contender.

They are not losers but have reached a ceiling given the quality of the coaching staff. At first was thinking about calling them a mediocrity. They are not mediocre. The are a Very Good team, but championship caliber? That 13 second game revealed who they are. Good enough to be excellent at times, but to climb to that next level? Unless they pull a Tampa Bay style course-correcting coaching change (Dungy out, Gruden in = SB champions), they are stuck as being particularly good and a Prime-Time game darling because of Josh Allen. Their players are Hollywood darlings. Why? What have they won that is significant? Josh has that All-American aura about him. Great looking, pulled himself up by his bootstraps, succeeding through sheer perseverance and will despite no college wanting him. Still involved with his High School sweetheart. Until the bright lights of our media hysteria came a calling. Filming a commercial every thirty seconds. Knocking up bartenders. Flying all over the country to golf tournaments, hanging with the boys in Vegas. That All-American boy is Mahomes. Married to his HS Sweetheart. Super Bowl winner, MVP. Josh has a pretty face and is a freak of nature. He does things no other QB can do. But, he needs to regain focus and have an Offensive Coordinator and HC that will allow him to thrive in an up-tempo Offensive that plays to his talents, not the HCs proclivity to control everything and play conservative football. McDermott's abhorrent sense of hubris, dumping Frazier (and he did dump him), and becoming his own Defensive Coordinator shows that his sense of judgement is affected by a need to protect a potentially fragile ego. An NFL Head coach is an exceedingly difficult gig, but it accordingly pays well. To be among the greats, you must have an iron-clad belief in your staff and players. Sensing that McDermott is playing not to lose rather than going out there and having his team impose their will on opponents. Yes, they have been most unfortunate on the Defensive-side of the ball in the injury department. But there is world-class talent on Offense. If the HC continues to manage games with this restrained attitude of playing not-to-lose, Bills will be bumping up against that championship ceiling. This is a team that has declined since losing the AFC Championship game January 24, 2021, they have progressively lost sooner in the playoff tournament, including blowing a lead with 13 seconds. That is directly attributable to a failure of Coaching and Leadership. And it is not getting better in 2023/2024. The annals of NFL History are full of teams and coaches that looked Championship Caliber, but got only so far and then faded into mediocrity, or worse. Sadly, that may be the current Bills trajectory, even with all that talent.

This game was classic Jauron-era football. Boring as fuck. Let the other team build a two score lead in short order. Offense finally comes up with a drive , yet commits a game killing turnover. Get the ball back for the offense and the offense miraculously makes it a one score game. And in typical Jauron fashion, when the D needs to stop the opponent and get the ballback for the O, it fails miserably. Jauron football 101.