No OC dream for the bills.
No OC dream for the bills.
He'd be an upgrade over McD for us. We need an offense minded HC or at least a proven OC.
Novacane (01-26-2023)
There is one guy gone we would have been better off with than the same old tired bull****.
Carolina better find him a QB or he's back in the same stew.
Historian (01-31-2023),justasportsfan (01-30-2023),notacon (01-27-2023),YardRat (01-30-2023)
Yeah, same stew.
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Historian (01-26-2023)
A.J. Perez, who writes for Front Office Sports, notes that there might be a bit of nepotism in the Panthers' hire of Reich as their new HC...never mind that the team's interim HC didn't do THAT badly...
http://frontofficesports.com/attorne...panthers-hire/
John Hemingway(facing certain death): I want to see Buffalo win the Super Bowl.
David Coltrane(threatening John): Nobody's going to live that long, pal.
-The John Larroquette Show, "A Dark and Stormy Night", 4/12/94
How would he be an improvement? What has he done as a head coach?Originally Posted by sahlensguy
Reich was 40-33-1 with the Colts, with 2 playoff wins
McDermott is 62-35 with the Bills, with 4 playoff wins
Is McDermott perfect? No. Should his seat be getting warm? I'd say it probably is, but saying Reich is an upgrade is just stupidity.
Jeff1220 (01-31-2023),justasportsfan (01-30-2023),kgun12 (01-30-2023),YardRat (01-30-2023)
Any OC who could win a Super Bowl with Wentz/Foles should get special attention over a defensive minded HC who's star qb is in dire need of better coaching.
Novacane (01-31-2023)
Seems like unless there is some Carolina pedigree, Opie wants nothing to do with them.
He needs to get out of that comfort zone, for the good of the team.
One had Josh Allen. One had Wentz, Old Rivers and old Ryan. I'd take Reich in a heartbeat over clappy.
So the logic here is it all comes down to QB to differentiate between HCs? They are all the same?
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