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oui. bene benwikere going off on sean mcdermott

Saca312

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i mean he does have a point.

sean mcdermott and brandon beane have been really bad so far, and it's showing.

their offense is a replica of our 2016 offense minus cam newton. their defense is bad after trading their best defender to the jaguars.

they get rid of sammy watkins and robert woods for guys like kelvin benjamin and jordan matthews; both who are huge downgrades. their receivers can't separate while tyrod taylor literally has to try and do what cam newton does in 2016 all the time.

to add on, they invested most of their draft picks into a pathetic 2018 draft.

sean mcdermott benching their best quarterback and making him the scapegoat, and you got ineptitude up there.

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I mean Tre Boston is clearly a good every down safety this year for San Diego. Kony is doing well for the Jets but that’s a big scheme difference. Bene’s injury was really severe. He could’ve been a solid depth player. All these players had potential but ultimately coaches would rather start the corpse of Jared Allen or sign and start Michael Griffin three days before the Julio game. 

Josh Norman could have also slipped away. 

These coaches aren’t infallible. poo like that is why people need to chill on making Worley the scapegoat. 

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It seems like Mcdermott is a no tolerance type of guy. If you're not all in he would make an example of you.

 

I think Tyrod is way better than Peterman I think most would agree.. but Tyrod also seems a bit salty at times and maybe not all in, or don't like the way the system is going who knows.

 

I feel like coaches do this pretty often and this is only getting blown up.

 

Most back up QBs end up getting owned and benching the starting QB is just a example or to light a fire..

the bills defense has been getting worse week after week as well. Sean could be "losing" the team?

 

One person on that team that can be questionable off field sometimes but Lesean McCoy shows up to play anytime his name is called. So props to him.

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