I dont see that he works anywhere in the NHL right now.

We thought he was working with his kids team.


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https://www.nhl.com/sabres/team/staff Shows here he is "Assistant NHL Coaching Staff" with the sabres. whatever that means
- DirtyDan

I thought he stepped down, I didn’t see him on the bench at all last season. What do I know

I thought he stepped down, I didn’t see him on the bench at all last season. What do I know
- washedup20

He is only a Development Coach, doubt he's on the bench much at all.

He is only a Development Coach, doubt he's on the bench much at all.
- Buff36

Meatball is afraid of him…..

I thought he stepped down, I didn’t see him on the bench at all last season. What do I know
- washedup20

He should get get a$$ on the bench. We could use some blocked shots

He should get get a$$ on the bench. We could use some blocked shots
- DirtyDan

Agreed, he definitely used to be on the bench.

The odd thing is he was tearing up good defenses up until mid-way last season against the Jets

There's a giant disconnect somewhere on that team right now
- sbroads24

Teams figured Dorsey out

New York, September 11.

A day that will go down in history as Aaron Rodgers minute.
- ImThatGuy

FIFY

Going into the season with:

A top 5 dman
A top 30 dman
A top 10 center
A top 10 power forward
Skilled youth

Adams:

Has the season resting on a rookie goalie who believes life is like a video game. You just saw how quickly a billion dollar idea can disappear….Adams and the Sabres have a six figure idea and the hype train has them making the playoffs.

I have 0 expectations for the Sabres and all I want to see from the Bills is aggressive effort to put Josh in the right environment to thrive.

I’ll hang up and listen

Teams figured Dorsey out
- Wetbandit1

The draw on 2nd and 15 in OT was a terrible call.

Outside of that though, I don’t think he called as bad of a game as made out to be.

The first interception was a prayer on 3rd down and was irrelevant, the next two Jets were sitting in two high all game.

It’s not Dorsey’s fault Allen doesn’t throw to an open Kincaid or Diggs and forces an INT to Davis on the sidelines in the 4th Quarter.

It’s Week 1, the Bills will be more then ok. If anything getting smacked in the mouth this early can pay dividends moving forward

The draw on 2nd and 15 in OT was a terrible call.

Outside of that though, I don’t think he called as bad of a game as made out to be.

The first interception was a prayer on 3rd down and was irrelevant, the next two Jets were sitting in two high all game.

It’s not Dorsey’s fault Allen doesn’t throw to an open Kincaid or Diggs and forces an INT to Davis on the sidelines in the 4th Quarter.

It’s Week 1, the Bills will be more then ok. If anything getting smacked in the mouth this early can pay dividends moving forward
- Swedish_Jesus

The gameplan was designed for check downs and safe football, it’s beyond moronic to coach someone like Allen that way.

As usual your 2D view of the world is wrong.

The gameplan was designed for check downs and safe football, it’s beyond moronic to coach someone like Allen that way.

As usual your 2D view of the world is wrong.
- washedup20

I think it's a little of both. The Jets were taking away the big plays, and Dorsey hasn't been able to consistently scheme guys open more than 6 yards from the LoS. Allen shouldn't have to throw the ball 60mph through an almost closed window to hit an open receiver downfield like he did on the tying drive.

The gameplan was designed for check downs and safe football, it’s beyond moronic to coach someone like Allen that way.

As usual your 2D view of the world is wrong.
- washedup20

Yes, because the defence dictated that.

If a defence is going to give you the underneath throws, you take what the defence gives you.

If Allen took the underneath throws more often instead of playing hero ball, the Bills would have won the game last night.

I think it's a little of both. The Jets were taking away the big plays, and Dorsey hasn't been able to consistently scheme guys open more than 6 yards from the LoS. Allen shouldn't have to throw the ball 60mph through an almost closed window to hit an open receiver downfield like he did on the tying drive.
- Wetbandit1

Touché,

coaching is limited as Ken is new and has never had access to the tools Allen possesses. Allen has more talent but when the sweating starts he relies on instinct and the coach doesn’t think is on his level (IMO) so Allen doesn’t listen.

Yes, because the defence dictated that.

If a defence is going to give you the underneath throws, you take what the defence gives you.

If Allen took the underneath throws more often instead of playing hero ball, the Bills would have won the game last night.
- Swedish_Jesus

Speak American or get off our internet waves.

Coaching solves your problem.

I think it's a little of both. The Jets were taking away the big plays, and Dorsey hasn't been able to consistently scheme guys open more than 6 yards from the LoS. Allen shouldn't have to throw the ball 60mph through an almost closed window to hit an open receiver downfield like he did on the tying drive.
- Wetbandit1

Possibly, could also be the personnel too though.

I wonder how much shorter Gabe Davis’ rope would be if it weren’t for one amazing playoff game two years ago

I don't think Dorsey layers his receivers very good. It's either 5yrds or 30yrds. Buffalo should have receivers breaking at atleast 3 levels probably 4 if you're running a 12 set with 2 TE's. And Allen needs to calm down in that pocket, he takes of almost immediately and he doesn't need to do it sometimes. He caused a lot of the pressure himself last night. And you can still run with the Ball, just slide. He could have run for the 1st on that 1 crappy long ball to Diggs.

Possibly, could also be the personnel too though.

I wonder how much shorter Gabe Davis’ rope would be if it weren’t for one amazing playoff game two years ago
- Swedish_Jesus

During the greatest bull run of our lives, as a stock trader, you failed to tap the equity in real estate.

At this point in time, if you still are a trader, and you continue to push your ideas, you have to have 0 followers.

I don't think Dorsey layers his receivers very good. It's either 5yrds or 30yrds. Buffalo should have receivers breaking at atleast 3 levels probably 4 if you're running a 12 set with 2 TE's. And Allen needs to calm down in that pocket, he takes of almost immediately and he doesn't need to do it sometimes. He caused a lot of the pressure himself last night. And you can still run with the Ball, just slide. He could have run for the 1st on that 1 crappy long ball to Diggs.
- Buff36

Go on twitter. People have broken down plays and screenshot plays. Allen had open WRs and Dorsey did fine.

This whole game is on allen. Just stop with the Dorsey garbage

Go on twitter. People have broken down plays and screenshot plays. Allen had open WRs and Dorsey did fine.

This whole game is on allen. Just stop with the Dorsey garbage
- Sabretooth9

You don’t understand leadership with your comments

You don’t understand leadership with your comments
- washedup20

- IndianaSabresFan

This response makes it that much more obvious

- IndianaSabresFan

Name an NFL winning QB that you have mentored

Go on twitter. People have broken down plays and screenshot plays. Allen had open WRs and Dorsey did fine.

This whole game is on allen. Just stop with the Dorsey garbage
- Sabretooth9

I am not blaming it all on Dorsey, already said Allen was horrible. Plenty of screen shots with WR's covered to.

You trolls fail when reality gets brought into play. Keep trying to be smart as a mediocre

Name an NFL winning QB that you have mentored
- washedup20

Ditto