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All fans blame officials; but 5 turnovers against the team that earned homefield turned the lights out on Buffalo's post season. We can dance all around it but I think an honest self-evaluation from the Bills is a better idea.
Buffalo was the team with the well experienced defensive minded HC and their defense did NOTHING to win that game IMO. Look at Denver's 1st drive - a dropped TD pass by Denver kept Buffalo in the game better than Buffalo's defense was willing to. Denver drove right down the field on that Defense.
So many playoff departures since Josh Allen has been leading Buffalo to the post season is usually the result of Buffalo scoring late to go ahead with Buffalo's defense failing to keep the lead in the closing seconds. This WOULD have been a good day for Buffalo's defense to bail Josh out for once in a post season; but they weren't up to the task.
Buffalo's D gave up 199 points in their last 6 playoff games, unacceptable. McD is a defensive coach.
I don't really know what to think regarding the Bills anymore. It does remind me a bit of what's going on here- the coach gets canned while the GM remains.
Life isn't fair, we know this. But isn't the GM supposed to supply the HC with the adequate players to build a winning team? I think McD got scapegoated here. The Bills were nothing, eternally 7-9 ish until he got there. 17 straight seasons with no playoffs.
So was it McD who brought them out of the doldrums, or Josh Allen? The front office must think it's Allen.
If the Bills go less than 12-5, and don't go to the Super Bowl in 2027, then there was no point in firing him IMHO.
EDIT: I don't know if you guys read the Bills' press release, but somebody really screwed up....misspelled the word admirable and had "admiral" instead lol.
Buffalo's D gave up 199 points in their last 6 playoff games, unacceptable. McD is a defensive coach.
I don't really know what to think regarding the Bills anymore. It does remind me a bit of what's going on here- the coach gets canned while the GM remains.
Life isn't fair, we know this. But isn't the GM supposed to supply the HC with the adequate players to build a winning team? I think McD got scapegoated here. The Bills were nothing, eternally 7-9 ish until he got there. 17 straight seasons with no playoffs.
So was it McD who brought them out of the doldrums, or Josh Allen? The front office must think it's Allen.
If the Bills go less than 12-5, and don't go to the Super Bowl in 2027, then there was no point in firing him IMHO.
EDIT: I don't know if you guys read the Bills' press release, but somebody really screwed up....misspelled the word admirable and had "admiral" instead lol.
Buffalo's GM (Brandon Beane) not only remains but he also got promoted in the organization beyond just being the GM. He is now he is now the GM and President of Football Operations. Think about it - the team lost with a lot of Beane's personnel choices. Beane got the promotion & raise while the HC playing the gridiron chess with those choices got the boot.
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Buffalo's D gave up 199 points in their last 6 playoff games, unacceptable. McD is a defensive coach.
I don't really know what to think regarding the Bills anymore. It does remind me a bit of what's going on here- the coach gets canned while the GM remains.
Life isn't fair, we know this. But isn't the GM supposed to supply the HC with the adequate players to build a winning team? I think McD got scapegoated here. The Bills were nothing, eternally 7-9 ish until he got there. 17 straight seasons with no playoffs.
So was it McD who brought them out of the doldrums, or Josh Allen? The front office must think it's Allen.
If the Bills go less than 12-5, and don't go to the Super Bowl in 2027, then there was no point in firing him IMHO.
EDIT: I don't know if you guys read the Bills' press release, but somebody really screwed up....misspelled the word admirable and had "admiral" instead lol.
Buffalo's GM (Brandon Beane) not only remains but he also got promoted in the organization beyond just being the GM. He is now he is now the GM and President of Football Operations. Think about it - the team lost with a lot of Beane's personnel choices. Beane got the promotion & raise while the HC playing the gridiron chess with those choices got the boot.
Buffalo's GM (Brandon Beane) not only remains but he also got promoted in the organization beyond just being the GM. He is now he is now the GM and President of Football Operations. Think about it - the team lost with a lot of Beane's personnel choices. Beane got the promotion & raise while the HC playing the gridiron chess with those choices got the boot.
Would McDermott even entertain a position here? I can't imagine we're going to get anyone other than some 30 year old coordinator with no HC experience. Can't say I'm excited about it.
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Buffalo's GM (Brandon Beane) not only remains but he also got promoted in the organization beyond just being the GM. He is now he is now the GM and President of Football Operations. Think about it - the team lost with a lot of Beane's personnel choices. Beane got the promotion & raise while the HC playing the gridiron chess with those choices got the boot.
Would McDermott even entertain a position here? I can't imagine we're going to get anyone other than some 30 year old coordinator with no HC experience. Can't say I'm excited about it.
Would McDermott even entertain a position here? I can't imagine we're going to get anyone other than some 30 year old coordinator with no HC experience. Can't say I'm excited about it.
It's going to take a remarkable sales job to bring in a veteran coach.
McDaniel already told the Browns "no" on his anticipated 2nd interview.
Players talk, coaches talk among themselves too. Sadly, the Browns only have a perception of a losing culture.
Sounds like McD was basically fired 5 weeks ago per reports. He told his staff he would bring them with him if he got another gig.
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Sure. Because why would anyone want to work for the Haslam families when there are plenty of other options?
Sure. Because why would anyone want to work for the Haslam families when there are plenty of other options?
after haslams' watson horrendous debacle, yeah, what established coach would want to come here? the arrogant haslams should sell the team to a DECENT owner. I'm still glad steflunksi is gone. They were talking tonight on the radio, I was running a few errands.... about if others picked Atlanta or the Browns to get to the playoffs first. Three in a row that I heard....picked Atlanta - the primary reason being the haslams are screwups.
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Sure. Because why would anyone want to work for the Haslam families when there are plenty of other options?
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Would McDermott even entertain a position here? I can't imagine we're going to get anyone other than some 30 year old coordinator with no HC experience. Can't say I'm excited about it.
It's going to take a remarkable sales job to bring in a veteran coach.
McDaniel already told the Browns "no" on his anticipated 2nd interview.
Players talk, coaches talk among themselves too. Sadly, the Browns only have a perception of a losing culture.
Sounds like McD was basically fired 5 weeks ago per reports. He told his staff he would bring them with him if he got another gig.
It's going to take a remarkable sales job to bring in a veteran coach.
McDaniel already told the Browns "no" on his anticipated 2nd interview.
Players talk, coaches talk among themselves too. Sadly, the Browns only have a perception of a losing culture.
Sounds like McD was basically fired 5 weeks ago per reports. He told his staff he would bring them with him if he got another gig.
Sure. Because why would anyone want to work for the Haslam families when there are plenty of other options?
I'm not broken hearted at all about this news.
McDaniel is not a leader of men.
That's not at the top of everyone's list in 2026, but it's still important to me.
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Sure. Because why would anyone want to work for the Haslam families when there are plenty of other options?
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Would McDermott even entertain a position here? I can't imagine we're going to get anyone other than some 30 year old coordinator with no HC experience. Can't say I'm excited about it.
It's going to take a remarkable sales job to bring in a veteran coach.
McDaniel already told the Browns "no" on his anticipated 2nd interview.
Players talk, coaches talk among themselves too. Sadly, the Browns only have a perception of a losing culture.
Sounds like McD was basically fired 5 weeks ago per reports. He told his staff he would bring them with him if he got another gig.
It's going to take a remarkable sales job to bring in a veteran coach.
McDaniel already told the Browns "no" on his anticipated 2nd interview.
Players talk, coaches talk among themselves too. Sadly, the Browns only have a perception of a losing culture.
Sounds like McD was basically fired 5 weeks ago per reports. He told his staff he would bring them with him if he got another gig.
Can Saturday Night Live handle this one for us?
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It's going to take a remarkable sales job to bring in a veteran coach.
McDaniel already told the Browns "no" on his anticipated 2nd interview.
Players talk, coaches talk among themselves too. Sadly, the Browns only have a perception of a losing culture.
Sounds like McD was basically fired 5 weeks ago per reports. He told his staff he would bring them with him if he got another gig.
Sure. Because why would anyone want to work for the Haslam families when there are plenty of other options?
I'm not broken hearted at all about this news.
McDaniel is not a leader of men.
That's not at the top of everyone's list in 2026, but it's still important to me.
I'm not broken hearted at all about this news.
McDaniel is not a leader of men.
That's not at the top of everyone's list in 2026, but it's still important to me.
Yes.
I will admit and I have already. The only thing that could possibly turn this clown show into something spectacular for entertainment was Mike McDaniel intelligent but aloof/sarcasm dueling it out with Grossi.
We need a different tune I believe in the locker room maybe not biting kneecaps attitude although that may resonate with some.
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Buffalo's GM (Brandon Beane) not only remains but he also got promoted in the organization beyond just being the GM. He is now he is now the GM and President of Football Operations. Think about it - the team lost with a lot of Beane's personnel choices. Beane got the promotion & raise while the HC playing the gridiron chess with those choices got the boot.
Would McDermott even entertain a position here? I can't imagine we're going to get anyone other than some 30 year old coordinator with no HC experience. Can't say I'm excited about it.
Would McDermott even entertain a position here? I can't imagine we're going to get anyone other than some 30 year old coordinator with no HC experience. Can't say I'm excited about it.
Good points! Unfortunately, the Browns aren't a good recruiting attraction for top candidates so I don't understand why they don't offer the job to Schwartz. I trust his decision making on who he wants to hire for Assistants far more than Berry and/or Jimmy.
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Sure. Because why would anyone want to work for the Haslam families when there are plenty of other options?
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*MIGHT* get lucky & fall upward into McD, provided he can bring some quality assistants.
Turns out, you should be careful what you wish for.
Oh, for the Fantasy Football group - if it isn't Gibbs, Bijan is 1.01 now.
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Sure. Because why would anyone want to work for the Haslam families when there are plenty of other options?
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Phew!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I understand...but it speaks volumes. This is the youngest, least experienced guy, looking for his first HC gig...and tells Haslam, Nah, I already talked with you...ain't no way I'm working for you.
I saw a video clip of Haslem answering questions. He was trying to show that he's an unsatisfied fan too by his tone, body language, while saying that winning 8 games in 2 years is unacceptable. 'I understand that, just like you passionate fans do'.
In firing only Stefanski, and acting so upset, he's saying, AND IT'S ALL THAT GUY'S FAULT, like a spoiled little brat. The guy that got a team to the playoffs having to play almost the whole season with some of the worst QB's I've ever seen a team have to start.....HE deserves to be labeled as the problem?
We're not the only ones who know that Stef didn't have a QB, OLine or WR's for the last two years plus. (Syd) Thus it was impossible for a coach to come up with much more than that. The agents research the teams for their clients. They tell 'em the lay of the land.
I understand that Stef has been here for several years, we're not winning, it's a good time to make a change...But don't ever, at the podium, make it seem like it was all the HC's fault. Because in reality, it's your fault. It's YOUR decision making, interceding, involvement with the actual 'football people' in the organization that is constantly stunting what the 'football people' want to do. - He's a freakin' dope! I'm pissed. Mrs. Wife is out. I'm gonna grab a Gibson and crank the amp!!!
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