Mr. Scot

No he doesn't. And I've seen all I need to see of his "program".

Have to agree...

Its not Retired College Coach. It's Sanjay. Not much better I grant you, but different.

Igo's request was partially answered. The Bills didn't embarrass us so much as we embarrassed ourselves.

Tepper picked the primary "football person", and in doing so chose a lower level college coach partially on the recommendation of the other guy he was dumb enough to trust. Your hero is lacking, and as mentioned everybody knows it but you.

I'll need a minute to think about it

I could more easily forgive the 2018 season except that he left the same dumbsh-ts from that season in charge for 2019. Then he kept one of them for an additional year, and despite his poor record put him in charge of picking our next head coach. Marty rewarded that faith by managing to somehow find the worst head coach we've had to this point. And no, I don't give a damn about The Horsesh-t Model or the guy behind it because he's the heart of the problem. The biggest isuue with Tepper is that he thinks he's smart when it comes to football. He's not, nor is he able to recognize who is. That's pretty much why we are where we are right now.

Several of the mocks that I've seen have Cross as the best offensive lineman available at the spot where we're likely to be picking.

The egg that's currently on his face is his own fault for being stupid enough to hire a minor college coach and give him absolute power over an NFL franchise. Compound that mistake by giving him another year and the "egg" turns into something worse.

Someone asked this earlier, and no, NFL teams don't keep a backup kicker (or punter, or long snapper) on the regular roster. Some have an extra kicker on their practice squad. We don't.

Keeping him around to watch him produce another season like this makes him look like a dumbass.

I'm still holding out hope that Tepper is not that dumb or blind. Mind you, that hope is weakening.

I suspect you're far from the only fan that feels that way.

"A little over a week" from now is when teams can start interviewing.

Took over the team in May of 2018, that makes this season number four under his ownership. I get that you don't want to admit he can do any wrong, but at this point he's doing a sh-tty job. Pretty much everybody knows it and is willing to admit it except you. The next thing on his agenda needs to be to fire Matt Rhule, then let Fitterer and Morgan or an outside consultant like Kevin Colbert find the next head coach.

Mr. Scot said that too. I mean hell, if you watched the whole game today and that's the take you came away with? Jeez

With the changes the NFL made to the interview cycle this year, I sure as hell am. Wasn't Marty Hurney fired close to Christmas?

Oh, mother of...

This is the problem. If Matt Rhule is still in charge, we're behind the eight ball pretty much no matter what.

Do other teams have punters that double as wide receivers and we just haven't heard of it? Most specialists only specialize in one thing. Punters can kick and kickers can punt in a pinch, but neither is generally all that great. To be fair though, we don't really have any idea whether our punter can kick or not because our head coach chose to let somebody else do it. And remember, this is the same coach who thinks John Miller is our best starting Right Guard.

From what I've read, calling Dorsey a "coach" when he was here might be a bit of a stretch. Rivera and Hurney were scared to say anything negative to Newton, and they passed that down to Dorsey as well. Since Dorsey became Josh Allen's coach in Buffalo, Allen's development has been phenomenal. Who knows what Dorsey could have done for Newton if Rivera and Hurney hadn't been dumbasses.

And they went to their first Super Bowl in year number nine. Hell, even that first winning season in year two was with an expansion team, and that team went all the way to the NFC Championship. By contrast, Tepper took over an established team that had been in the Super Bowl and had its best season ever just a few years before. Leadership under him has yet to even produce a winning season. Sh-t, he hasn't even presided over a damn 500 season. He still has time to do better but up to this point, he's just not very good at all.

Should? Probably best OL available. Will? If it's still Rhule, probably Kenny Pickett.

If you're talking pre-draft, I think that was George Whitfield.

Playoffs? If we keep Rhule for another year, it'd be a friggin' miracle for us to get to 500.