Mr. Scot

Yeah, I think that's a possibility.

Could easily have been made as an anonymous team announcement. This is Tepper trying to play the hero while not understanding that in reality, he's the villain.

Frank being fired is just the latest log on the fire. Tepper's reputation around the league is pretty bad, both for meddling and being difficult to work for. And then you have to throw in that you come in with no first round pick and a quarterback you can't move on from for at least a year.

Tepper making the announcement himself is another sign of his unchecked ego

Ben Johnson is going to have way better opportunities than the kind of toxic atmosphere this team has.

You're seriously going to defend David Tepper? Have fun with that one

Yeah, actually. Our current DC turned down the interim job. Also, the Broncos are a team with a lot better history and more respected ownership than we are. David Tepper is considered a bad owner to work for per sources all around the league.

And this is bullsh-t David Tepper is an absolute moron.

Damn, this is unprofessional...

Tabor

Garafolo was wrong, or more likely he was right at the time and things changed after the game.

Garafolo was wrong, or perhaps was right at the time but things changed after yesterday's game.

Some of what I've read makes me think this is a real possibility, especially the reports from Dianna Russini.

Here's the video of Garafolo making the comment... So this was said yesterday before the game. Might not make a difference, but it's worth noting.

Adrian Wilson arrived too late in the offseason to have much of an impact.

Relevant to the discussion...

More on the Bills...

More detail on the final play from Joe Person... The Panthers had a play called that included an in-breaking route by DJ Chark Jr. and other downfield routes. But thinking the Titans were in Cover 0 — man coverage with no deep defender — Young checked to a screen to Chark, who was pulled down by safety Amani Hooker for no gain. Reich defended his rookie quarterback afterward, saying it was the right check and adding that Chark might have drifted back too far behind the line of scrimmage. “When you hit that play right versus 0, it’s a touchdown. DJ probably came a little further back than he needed to. He’s not normally the guy in there for that,” Reich said. “We had a couple (receivers) go down. The play that we had called was going to put DJ on another in-cut, not that he was primary. So we wanted him in that spot. We just need to execute that better.” But Chark said the Titans were not in Cover 0 and the Panthers would have done better to stick with the original call. “It was against Cover 0, but they didn’t go Cover 0. My job is to get 4 yards behind the line of scrimmage. I have to check and see how far I was, but felt like I got 4 yards behind the line of scrimmage,” Chark said. “I’ve gotta watch film and see what it is.” Asked whether he should have left the initial play call, Young also said he needed to watch the tape. “We had an option to have that on. You play that cat-and-mouse game, and it didn’t go our way,” he said. “That’s on me. As a unit, we’ve just gotta execute on big plays.” Link

Depends. Are you talking about the Josh Allen who had Ken Dorsey as a quarterback coach and Brian Daboll as an OC or the subsequent version?