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Is McDermott the new Tony Dungy?


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0-4 against Mahomes and Reid in the playoffs now. He's one of the better coaches in the league, but at some point does his seat start to get hotter? I don't see a Gruden type who can take over for him. Eventually Peyton finally started to beat Brady in the playoffs. But Allen and McDermott haven't gotten over the KC hump still. I think you can with Allen, just not sure about McDermott.

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McDermott at least has been good about giving his OC and QB full reign where dumb fuck Dungy had horrible offenses in TB and why he got fired.  In Indy, Manning ran that team.  Dungy was a glorified DC.  

 

The fact Dungy is in the HOF is laughable and clearly only because he was the first black coach to win a SB.....

 

 

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8 hours ago, socaltitan said:

0-4 against Mahomes and Reid in the playoffs now. He's one of the better coaches in the league, but at some point does his seat start to get hotter? I don't see a Gruden type who can take over for him. Eventually Peyton finally started to beat Brady in the playoffs. But Allen and McDermott haven't gotten over the KC hump still. I think you can with Allen, just not sure about McDermott.

There actually a Gruden type available.  Literally.

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17 minutes ago, BudsOilers said:

I can only blame the one miracle comeback game on McDermott for not squib kicking and kicking it deep giving KC a full 13 seconds.  The other losses came down to KC making more clutch plays than Buffalo did.

 

he coached very aggressively yesterday. The Chiefs just made more plays like they do to everyone in the playoffs.

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The Chiefs, like the early Pats teams, have one of the best defenses in the NFL. So beyond handling Mahomes and a phenomenal Reid offense,  teams have to handle a dominant defense with an elite DL.

 

Mahomes and Reid deserve all the credit in the world for making plays when they have to (and they do, with infuriating consistency), but Spagnulo and that defense really make them a well rounded beast.

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Losing one of your top 2 CBs on the D's first series put them at a huge disadvantage against the Chiefs offense. I thought he actually did a good job of caching as aggessively as he could dare to try and compensate. Josh Allen stupidly trying to sneak over his left guard every time wasn't his fault.

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26 minutes ago, TerryBoats said:

Josh Allen has been fantastic, and his defense absolutely terrible in the playoffs.

 

https://x.com/fball_insights/status/1884782705994326093

 

Isn’t that another reason to fire McDermott?  It’s been bad defenses through multiple DC’s too.

 

Pretty sure Burrow shredded Leslie Frazier in 2022 playoffs.

 

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2 hours ago, rns90 said:

Isn’t that another reason to fire McDermott?  It’s been bad defenses through multiple DC’s too.

 

Pretty sure Burrow shredded Leslie Frazier in 2022 playoffs.

 

Having watched GB for years, I see a lot of parallels between Rodgers and Allen.  Constant choking by the defense and HC, especially in key moments.

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1 hour ago, BudsOilers said:

At the same time, the last 2 years Allen has had the ball with a chance to win and didn't deliver in the clutch situation.  Both he and Lamar will have some "yeah but" doubters until they can win one of these types of games.

The last ball that Allen threw hit his receiver right in the hands, which would have put them in FG range with a new set of downs at just under 2 minutes.  

 

The year prior, he led a 15 play drive in his last attempt with the ball only to watch his kicker miss a game -tying 44 yard FG at under 2 minutes.

 

In 2022, they took the lead with 13 seconds left.  Allen never got to touch the ball again, as he watched his defense surrender a FG in that amount of time and then a TD in overtime. 

 

The year prior, the defense gave up 38.

 

I don't see how you put any of those losses on him.  

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Just now, TerryBoats said:

The last ball that Allen threw hit his receiver right in the hands, which would have put them in FG range with a new set of downs at just under 2 minutes.  

 

The year prior, he led a 15 play drive in his last attempt with the ball only to watch his kicker miss a game -tying 44 yard FG at under 2 minutes.

 

In 2022, they took the lead with 13 seconds left.  Allen never got to touch the ball again, as he watched his defense surrender a FG in that amount of time and then a TD in overtime. 

 

The year prior, the defense gave up 38.

 

I don't see how you put any of those losses on him.

In fairness, Kincaid had to stop suddenly and basically jump back for the ball. The fact it even looked close to a catch was a pretty impressive effort by Kincaid, especially when you watch the behind cam and you can see just how far behind the throw was.

 

Remarkable throw given the circumstances, but post-snap circumstances can also be a result of a QB not adjusting pre-snap well enough.

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Just now, OzTitan said:

In fairness, Kincaid had to stop suddenly and basically jump back for the ball. The fact it even looked close to a catch was a pretty impressive effort by Kincaid, especially when you watch the behind cam and you can see just how far behind the throw was.

 

Remarkable throw given the circumstances, but post-snap circumstances can also be a result of a QB not adjusting pre-snap well enough.

A 1st round NFL TE shouldn't drop that ball.  

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