he was a sacrificial lamb.

They created so much drama and more problems getting rid of Dorsey than it did help that team. If/when Buffalo keeps collapsing this season, they will point to this one bone-headed move by McDermott and it will weigh heavy on retaining him or not beyond this year.

Ken Dorsey got the offense to score a touchdown to take the lead at 22-21. You can’t do it any better. That team will suffer without Dorsey

The OC must have been telling them to turnover the ball.

They have an issue scoring necessary points and running the ball, which are super important to you know, winning. Despite what the stats say.

But firing the OC is to cover McDermott’s ass. Dorsey didn’t fuck up with 12 men on the field last second, or call two all out blitzes, or fumble the ball 4 times. Firing Dorsey is basically pinning the blame on a fall guy.

I’m told the OC has called the same play again and again that is responsible for 5 turnovers.

Just start by not calling the one fucking play Allen can’t get right.

Y’all posting about the Bills again in here? I’m no Bills fan but gooood night why are y’all so obsessed

I’ve heard it’s because Dorsey limited josh Allen and stopped him from being who he is. Tried making him a pocket passer instead of a qb who can use his athletic to extend plays and make the big play. However, what many forget or don’t want to accept is he is very much the new era’s Brett Favre. As someone who was a packers fan during the Favre era, every time he made a throw, I held my breath because it was either a great throw or a pick. It’s just what he does.

I don’t remember which analyst said it, but someone said, like with Favre, there were games you thought you should win but didn’t because of the gunslinger mentality. So he plays the same way and idk if bill fans understand that. Firing Dorsey isn’t the answer in my opinion.