What's as troubling as the firing of Ken Dorsey and the organizational debacle of Monday night was Josh Allen's familiar refrain, a level of fire that seems to be dimming as the losses and mistakes pile up.
Daboll and Allen had a great relationship, Daboll really catered to Allen’s strengths and guided him away from his worst Favresque tendencies. I think that’s what’s hurt the Bills the most – when Daboll left for the Giants, along with a Bills receiving corps that’s still coming along outside of Diggs. Allen is a great QB who needs to continue to develop his flow and reads under pressure.
It’s tough because Daboll did really well last year, way better than expected butbhas crashed down to earth hard. Doesn’t help that he’s been down two QBs either. I would guess they’d give him one more shot given that context but he’ll be on a tight leash
I honestly feel like he’s a victim of his year 1 success. He managed to get that team into the playoffs and so the franchise was like “we’re on the right path” instead of recognizing that Daboll and co. managing to get into the playoffs with that team was everything possible going right and that they needed to massively shake things up with their roster
Daboll and Allen had a great relationship, Daboll really catered to Allen’s strengths and guided him away from his worst Favresque tendencies. I think that’s what’s hurt the Bills the most – when Daboll left for the Giants, along with a Bills receiving corps that’s still coming along outside of Diggs. Allen is a great QB who needs to continue to develop his flow and reads under pressure.
Coaching matters? Huh.
Think Giants fire daboll if this season continues as is? Or do they give him another shot for 1 more year?
He gets a shot with his own QB and if he can’t make them look good in year two/three he’s Nagy’d
It’s tough because Daboll did really well last year, way better than expected butbhas crashed down to earth hard. Doesn’t help that he’s been down two QBs either. I would guess they’d give him one more shot given that context but he’ll be on a tight leash
I honestly feel like he’s a victim of his year 1 success. He managed to get that team into the playoffs and so the franchise was like “we’re on the right path” instead of recognizing that Daboll and co. managing to get into the playoffs with that team was everything possible going right and that they needed to massively shake things up with their roster