Sean McDermott Fired

[travisura]

1 hour ago, LinvilleGorge said:

The issue isn't on the field, it's off. Evidently the guy just absolutely cannot show up for meetings on time and is probably having other types of maturity/dedication type issues as well.

He's ass on the field too

[X-Clown]

2 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:

I think everyone kinda knew that ship had sailed at this point.

But yeah... actively poo talking a player currently on the roster in a presser basically insinuating that the pick played a role in the coach being fired not a great look. LOL

Pegula hadn’t done a press conference in 5 years, maybe there was a reason for that. Then Beane had to backpedal after he jumped in…

 

”Keon Coleman was "my pick," Bills GM Brandon Beane clarified. Expressed belief in Coleman and said it's the team's job to continue to develop the young wide receiver. Coleman's issue is off the field, Beane said, and the GM appreciated the WR never making excuses.”

[kungfoodude]

Keon Coleman is absolutely trash. He is like 10% better than XL, at best.

[X-Clown]

2 hours ago, strato said:

Maybe they aren’t planning on him being there.  Haven’t watched them, how bad is he? 

Has had issues with professionalism and hasn’t been good when on the field. Still, he was a high second round pick and has 2 years left on his rookie deal. Still, Pegula basically tanked any trade value he could have had, even though it’s probably not much.  Keep in mind that Dan Morgan got a 4th rounder for Jonathan Mingo who was far worse on the field - I doubt they’d get anywhere close to that value now if they planned on getting rid of him. 

Edited 1 hour ago by X-Clown

[LinvilleGorge]

3 minutes ago, X-Clown said:

Pegula hadn’t done a press conference in 5 years, maybe there was a reason for that. Then Beane had to backpedal after he jumped in…

 

”Keon Coleman was "my pick," Bills GM Brandon Beane clarified. Expressed belief in Coleman and said it's the team's job to continue to develop the young wide receiver. Coleman's issue is off the field, Beane said, and the GM appreciated the WR never making excuses.”

Good on Beane for that. Maybe the owner is just a mouth breathing moron. lol

[X-Clown]

4 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Good on Beane for that. Maybe the owner is just a mouth breathing moron. lol

I think it’s pretty clear he is. He cut off beane when he was going to answer the question about Keon to blame McDermott and the coaching staff for picking him. And then said one of the reasons he fired McDermott was after seeing Josh Allen crying in the locker room after the game. Everyone talks about Buffalo being an attractive job because of Allen, but I’d have to reconsider after hearing the owner pretty much telling you that’s he acting quickly on emotions and is giving all credit for success to the GM instead of the coach who helped guide them to the playoffs for the first time in 17 years (with Tyrod Taylor at QB) and 7 out of the next 8 years. Just a really bad look all around.

[LinvilleGorge]

Yeah, your team had five turnovers (Allen had four) and yet you still went to OT and were a very controversial call away from winning. I just don't see how you up and fire your coach over that. Just seems like a very knee jerk response to an unfortunate outcome that really didn't have anything to do with coaching decisions. 

[WUnderhill]

3 hours ago, strato said:

Maybe they aren’t planning on him being there.  Haven’t watched them, how bad is he? 

He was a healthy scratch for like 1/4 of the season. Says a lot considering how sorry that receiving room is up there.

[LinvilleGorge]

10 minutes ago, WUnderhill said:

He was a healthy scratch for like 1/4 of the season. Says a lot considering how sorry that receiving room is up there.

Hos production by snap count and targets isn't bad. They must REALLY be tired of dealing with his knuckleheaded behavior which is saying something for an organization that put up with Stephon Diggs for four years.