Quote:I disagree. Wash has done a fairly decent job disguising some of the plays in our scheme. Hackett has found a way to get the running game going to an extent and he's clearly found ways to get most of our receivers open down the field. I just think at this point. It's really a matter of too little, too late. Greg Olson was a terrible coaching hire on Gus Bradley's end in 2015. And had he been on top of things earlier on and had his wits about him he would have made the switch to Hackett a lot sooner than when he did. Because there's a good chance this team could be very well be at .500 at the bare minimum with the offensive play calling we've now seen since Kansas City. Jerry Sullivan is also a terrific receivers coach. I don't think he gets enough credit.
Compared to the rest of the league, this coaching staff is very underwhelming. Sullivan is the only one I'd keep.
Quote:Compared to the rest of the league, this coaching staff is very underwhelming. Sullivan is the only one I'd keep.
No arguments from me there. Bradley is the teal and gold sugar coating on a melted and [BAD WORD REMOVED] box K-POP MUSIC IS BEST MUSIC sandwich. It's just been pitiful. The buddy buddy system failed him with Babich as his DC. Fisch was terrible as an OC. And replacing him as the 31st overall offensive play caller with the 32nd overall offensive play caller in Olson was essentially the worst possible move left on the table you could make in a sea of multiple options. He's a terrible, terrible head coach. And I am pretty sure after this nightmare is over that he'll more than likely end up turning some other team's defensive struggles around as a coordinator elsewhere. That's all he's good for.
Realistically we've only kept it "close" because of the level of the competition was either vastly overrated or trash tier.
Oakland was probably the best team we've played and that game wasn't close at any point.
Coaches say this same [BLEEP] every week regardless of who the opponent is, hell they blew the same smoke up our [BLEEP] the past 4 years.
Quote:I cannot wait for this losing to stop.
Member when Green Bay won SB II and then lost games for the better part of 30 years until Brett Favre arrived. I member.
The last 3 games, we out played our opponents very big, but yet we turned the ball over too much, and gave up a PR td.
We should be 5-5 right now
This is simply Rex blowing smoke up the jags behind. Buffalo is going to steam roll this team. I worry about blake facing this pass rush.
Quote:Rex is just prepping for if he gets fired
With that being said. Would you want him here?
Quote:With that being said. Would you want him here?
Take it for what it's worth based on the following but it might be a moot point whether anyone wants Rex Ryan to coach for their favorite team after Rex Ryan's time with the Buffalo Bills is over:
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/25597...aching-job
Buffalo Bills head coach
Rex Ryan is getting ready to begin a coaching tenure with his fourth different
NFL team. But before he has coached a regular-season game, he is already talking about the end of his career.
The 52-year-old Ryan told
USA Today, as reported by
Lorenzo Reyes on Tuesday, that the blue and red of the Bills will be the last colors he ever dons in the NFL:
This is definitely going to be it. This is my last stop in coaching, and then when my days are up, I’ll turn it over to the younger generation. I’m not going anywhere else. <span>There are always going to be people that judge you, but that’s OK.</span>
Quote:Realistically we've only kept it "close" because of the level of the competition was either vastly overrated or trash tier.
Oakland was probably the best team we've played and that game wasn't close at any point.
Coaches say this same [BAD WORD REMOVED] every week regardless of who the opponent is, hell they blew the same smoke up our [BAD WORD REMOVED] the past 4 years.
Does anybody remember Belichick's pre-game press conferences when playing us? He makes us sound like world beaters. I always wonder what team he's watching. It's certainly not ours. Maybe they send him film from 1999 or something.
Quote:Take it for what it's worth based on the following but it might be a moot point whether anyone wants Rex Ryan to coach for their favorite team after Rex Ryan's time with the Buffalo Bills is over:
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/25597...aching-job
Buffalo Bills head coach Rex Ryan is getting ready to begin a coaching tenure with his fourth different NFL team. But before he has coached a regular-season game, he is already talking about the end of his career.
The 52-year-old Ryan told USA Today, as reported by Lorenzo Reyes on Tuesday, that the blue and red of the Bills will be the last colors he ever dons in the NFL:
This is definitely going to be it. This is my last stop in coaching, and then when my days are up, I’ll turn it over to the younger generation. I’m not going anywhere else. There are always going to be people that judge you, but that’s OK.
Money talks. If Khan offered him a lot he would with our players. However would he be the best for the Jaguars? Depends on what is available. And if he left the Bills.
Quote:Money talks. If Khan offered him a lot he would with our players. However would he be the best for the Jaguars? Depends on what is available. And if he left the Bills.
IMO, there will be better HC options than Rex Ryan, if he hits the open market. However, Ryan would be a safer choice than many, if not most HC candidates because at least he has a track record that includes a couple of Jets teams that reached the AFC Championship game. Also, considering the Jets declining talent in 2013, he did a very good job of coaching them to an 8-8 record. My greatest issue with Ryan as a HC is his spotty record with Offensive Coordinators and QBs.
Bunch of puppets! IDC what Rex says. Like Pac told Puff.. "u can kiss my butt from here to across da street. when i see u, its on."
My Jags, including my QB and my HC, are coming up here to Western NY to punch Da Bills right in da mouth!
Im still undecided if i wanna go or not. Gotta work that night.
Quote:Bunch of puppets! IDC what Rex says. Like Pac told Puff.. "u can kiss my butt from here to across da street. when i see u, its on."
My Jags, including my QB and my HC, are coming up here to Western NY to punch Da Bills right in da mouth!
Im still undecided if i wanna go or not. Gotta work that night.
If you go, I'll go. Power in numbers. Last time I went to watch the Jags out there some big dude with a slipknot shirt on kept shaking his crotch in my face every time the bills did something good. And the guys behind me were passing around a breathalyzer. The one poor kid blew a .28. He may no longer be with us. Bills fans are a rare breed.
We have a QB problem here. The last thing Rex is known for is molding good QBs.
Quote:Member when Green Bay won SB II and then lost games for the better part of 30 years until Brett Favre arrived. I member.
Member when the packers won only 14 games in 58 games? Oh wait..
Imagine what Ryan would do as a DC with the talent on defense.
Ryan is the NFL's biggest troll.
Quote:Reminds me of the chiefs a few years ago
This is true, remove the disfunction and we might suddenly become a playoff team. Unfortunately Reid isn't available tho. I would take McDaniels tho.
We are in a really good spot for a new hc next year.
Quote:Member when the packers won only 14 games in 58 games? Oh wait..
I think you're missing my point. From 1968 - 1991 the Packers, one of the most storied franchises in NFL history, went through a 23 year streak of only making the playoffs twice and have only 6 winning seasons. If a streak like that can happen to them, who's to say we couldn't top that the way the franchise is currently being run?