Buffalo Bills: Impact and Analysis of Coaching Changes

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00:00 (upbeat music)

00:02 - You get to another level with the Buffalo Bills,

00:04 Boomer, you played at such a high level in the NFL,

00:06 been to a Super Bowl,

00:07 something that Josh Allen is hoping to get to here.

00:10 You take a look at the coaching changes here.

00:11 Brian Dable, who helped him out so much,

00:13 moves on to the New York Giants.

00:15 Now it's Ken Dorsey as his offensive coordinator.

00:17 Talk to us about some of the changes

00:18 that you might've went through in your career,

00:20 going from offensive coordinator

00:21 and getting maybe a different philosophy,

00:23 because it doesn't seem to be working right now

00:25 for Josh Allen.

00:26 - You know, it's a very good point

00:28 because right in the middle of my career,

00:30 Bruce Coslett left me

00:32 and went to become the head coach of the New York Jets.

00:34 He was my offense coordinator, knew me inside and out.

00:37 And when we lost him,

00:38 I kind of lost my brother in arms, if you will.

00:41 Like he was the one that could criticize me.

00:43 He was the one that could coach me hard.

00:45 He was the one that could say that I'm loafing in practice,

00:48 whatever it took to get the best out of me,

00:50 he had that unique,

00:52 or we had that unique relationship

00:54 where he was able to do that.

00:55 And I do believe that Josh misses Brian Dable.

00:58 I don't care what anybody says.

01:00 And I'm not taking this out on Ken Dorsey.

01:02 This is just the natural thing that happens in the NFL.

01:05 You lose one coordinator that knows you really well

01:08 from the day that they drafted you,

01:10 can get the best out of you,

01:11 can say things to you that very few people

01:14 in an organization could say to a superstar quarterback.

01:17 And that guy's gonna listen because he knows

01:19 it's in his best interest to pay attention

01:21 to that coordinator and what he's telling you.

01:24 I'm sure that Ken Dorsey and Josh

01:26 have a very good relationship.

01:27 And the one thing I did like about Ken Dorsey last night

01:30 is that they went back to the running game.

01:32 They tried to take some of the pressure off of Josh Allen.

01:35 So he did make a mistake late in the game.

01:37 And that running game proved to be effective

01:39 against one of the worst rushing defenses in football

01:41 in the Denver Broncos.

01:42 So all in all, if they don't have 12 men on the field,

01:45 they end up winning that football game

01:47 and they feel a hell of a lot better

01:48 about themselves this morning

01:50 than they do because of what happened

01:51 the way that game transpired.

01:53 So Josh is still a top six or seven quarterback

01:57 in my eyes in this league.

01:59 And he could beat you at a givens notice.

02:01 He just has not found their rhythm

02:03 that they had back in week two, three, and four.

02:06 And they quite frankly haven't been the same

02:07 since they got back from London.

02:09 (upbeat music)

02:12 [Music]

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