Khaki Lackey

I've never developed much hatred toward the Bills. I guess I'll go with that. Maybe Cincy.

We gave up a lot to move up for a guy that can’t even take snaps under center. Lol

I see what you mean, but if the new GM is hired with the understanding that he can hire his own guys after the jury comes back on Frank and Bryce, I think they would agree to that. I think Frank's biggest problem is the roster Scott assembled, Bryce is suffering because of it as well, but he's got bigger problems. (no pun intended)

The new GM can evaluate Frank next season and hire his own guy after that. What we can't have is the lunacy of the HC choosing his new boss.

I'll be happy when a .500 Rivera clone isn't considered an upgrade.

Yeah, I've never understood where that narrative came from. He was also patient with Ron and Hurn-Dogg as well. Too much so, actually. Tepp's got a lot of flaws, but impatience isn't one of them,

I understand coach-speak and PR BS, but you're suggesting that a member of the PR team told Thomas Brown, "Hey, you're just a figurehead, Frank is the real OC, but we want you to go to the press and lie about your involvement so we can blame you if it goes sideways." to which Thomas Brown replied, "okie doke!"

Little bit of sophomore slump and two schemes in two seasons. I believe Ickey will be ok. I think his pass blocking will get better if he puts in the work.

First thing I thought.

I’ll give his agent credit. He’s got a giant set on him.

So our stupid meddling owner that should never make another football decision is responsible for this popular move that the HC said he was going to make before the season started? Lol Don’t ever change, huddle.

Our offense does need its CJ Henderson.

That would be ideal. The new GM can evaluate Frank and Bryce next season. Fitts gotta go. His track record is proving to be awful.

We need to simplify the playbook for Bryce, so why put the ball in the hands of a playmaker? Its ok though, our coaching staff has centuries of NFL experience and Bryce Young has the “it” factor.

The defense got worse under Wilks, surprisingly. Again though, just because the current coaching staff/FO sucks, doesn’t mean we need to go to 1980s .500 ball. If the team played for Wilks, they should have done better than 6-6, and made the playoffs for him.

Yeah, Rivera was probably watching and screaming at the TV, “Jesus man! When you’re on the hot seat you gotta go for those!”

Everyone calm down. This coaching staff has NFL experience and Bryce Young has “it” factor. That’s a blueprint for success right?

to Tom Brady…with his HC career on the line. Telling the world you have no balls on a national stage is not a great look.

19 years of it wasn’t enough for you? (Between Fox and Rivera?) Set your sights higher, friend.

Punting to Tom Brady when his HC career was on the line was all I needed to see from Wilks. .500 Foxball was his ceiling.

Just because .500 Foxball is an improvement over this sh!t show doesn’t mean it’s good.

Yeah yeah, forgive me for not remembering sh!t about The Eagles from 6 years ago. Reich's record in Indy was still better than the last 4 coaches we've had here.

Reich called the plays that kicked Bellichick in the dingaling in a superbowl. His record in Indy was better than Fox's, Rivera's, and Wilks'. He actually had back to back winning seasons in the Indy sh!t show. I wasn't crazy about the hire and was hoping for a young OC, but damn, can we quit acting like Reich is a bum? He's not. Like most NFL coaches, he goes as his QB play goes. To be fair, Riwilfox "play not to lose and go .500" ball would be an improvement right now lol

This year the S2 got a lot of hype because it might have helped predict Brock Purdy's success. I can see why GMs valued it, because it's the closest thing they have to predicting the multitudes of Sam Darnold's out there. (all the physical tools, arm talent etc., but can't put it all together.) Stroud's agent did him a disservice by the way his S2 score was handled. It looked bad. I was a Stroud guy come draft time simply because I just think you don't move up to #1 to pick a guy with historically bad measurables (BY). Maybe if I was married to a billionaire I'd feel differently. As a pre-draft Stroud supporter, I'm still surprised he's doing as great as he is. But hey, Bryce has "IT" factor. Or so I was told on here.

No thanks. Mr. "Punt to Tom Brady when my career is on the line" makes Rivera look like Sean McVay. Not to mention how our defense got worse under Wilks.