This article and most of the replies are ridiculous hot takes. If you watch Bills games the Offense since last year is different. Especially against good teams. We won a lot of games last year but it was a struggle and shit show against bad teams and the D bailed us out even with injuries. I believe Beane and McD have been watching the progression or lack of in the offense since mid-season last year and finally had to make a change.

As a long, long time Bills fan, please do not fire McDermott.

Yes, this is not our year, we have issues, there is work to do this offseason schematically and on the roster.

But does no one remember the carousel of coaches this franchise has endured? McDermott is our second longest tenured coach. He has the best win% of any coach in franchise history. He consistently has put a competitive playoff team together despite many roster and injury woes.

Since 1998 we’ve had 9 different head coaches and bounced around being .500 for two decades. We are not a “rebuild” team right now. Firing McD leaves us with no HC, OC, or DC going into the offseason. And for what? What do we gain from that?

This team has performed at a Super Bowl caliber with McD at the helm. This year we are not, but we know what the potential is and what he can do with a healthy roster.

Can we please not be reactionary for once, go into the offseason, get an OC that schemes to Allen’s strength, add some WR depth, and figure out a way to keep our defense healthy?

This sub is loving bills drama right now

Stop shitting on us man lol

McDermott really needs to stop turning the ball over, guys.

It’s in team structure: their offense is too one dimensional. That’s it.

Dorsey is just McDermott’s fall guy.

sharp is smug bordering on unprofessional in this lol.

I think the Bills biggest problem is Josh Allen’s apparent color blindness

It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to understand that Daboll was more responsible for Buffalo’s success than McDermott.

ITT: people who don’t watch the Bills every week using surface-level analysis to convince us to ignore what we can see with our own eyes.