Bills' Loss & Dorsey Firing - A Look at Coaching and Offense
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00:05 All right, Gabe, I feel like me and you have been doing a lot of these lately.
00:08 These Monday or Tuesday looking back at an awful Bill's loss,
00:14 the last five or six weeks.
00:16 It's been very tough to take.
00:17 They fire Ken Dorsey this morning.
00:19 It's all squarely on Sean McDermott's plate right now.
00:23 Your thoughts, Gabe, on the loss last night and
00:26 blaming the offensive coordinator this morning?
00:29 >> Well, you know what?
00:30 It's really, the wheels have really fallen off for the Buffalo Bills.
00:33 And it almost feels like we're right back where we started once again.
00:39 Like it's just, they tried to climb Mount Everest and
00:44 we got stuck at like the second or third, you know what I mean, the last peak.
00:49 And we're gasping for air right now, bro.
00:52 And other climbers are like, hey, Buffalo, what's going on, man?
00:55 And they're climbing up towards the peak right now.
00:59 I actually do agree with the Dorsey firing.
01:02 Something had to be done.
01:04 People can talk about their statistics and all their top five this and top seven that.
01:08 Anyone who's watched his offense knows they're not top five at anything besides
01:11 sucking, the lack of inconsistency, the lack of an identity,
01:15 the lack of passion, the lack of urgency.
01:19 And I think there's more, I think they have more problems than just Ken Dorsey and
01:23 we have to look at Sean McDermott.
01:24 Like at what point, you know what I mean, like at what point the definition of
01:29 insanity is doing the same thing over and over with the same people expecting the same
01:32 results, at some point, Carver, we look back and say, how many close games have you lost?
01:39 Like this is on the coach, like over and over and over and over again.
01:44 He never adjusts.
01:46 We can get into the X and O's, Carver, but just the big body of work.
01:49 I mean, we lost a football game when we were leading with 13 seconds left, Carver.
01:53 Like, you know what I'm saying?
01:54 Like everything changed that night.
01:56 There's no accountability ever for McDermott.
01:59 He can go through this coordinator and it's Fraser's fault and now it's Dorsey's fault.
02:03 You're the head coach.
02:05 You set the tone for this team.
02:07 Another thing, they're never ready to play when a game starts.
02:10 You know what I mean?
02:11 - Never.
02:12 - They're never ready.
02:13 - Never.
02:14 - Like remember, like where the hell is it like in the pregame introductions, coming
02:16 out flying and bouncing around and you know what I mean, getting all hyped and stuff.
02:21 They walk out like they're going to work at a factory or something.
02:24 All right, here we go again.
02:26 It's like Josh Allen, here we go again.
02:28 There's no, Josh Allen's a problem and he can't just blame Dorsey for this.
02:32 But honestly, at five and five right now, it is what it is.
02:36 We suck.
02:37 We'll be battling for a wild card if we're lucky.
02:39 You look at the schedule, what the bills have coming up after the Jets, the Jets, the Chiefs,
02:43 the Eagles, the Cowboys, the Chargers.
02:45 I can go on.
02:46 It's brutal down the stretch.
02:48 But it's not too late in the sense that there's enough time to get this offense going and
02:55 if they can win a couple of these games and get their confidence back, they'll be a scary
02:58 team.
02:59 But that's a big if, Carver.
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