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This StudyBall is going to be a reaction to the Bills firing Ken Dorsey yesterday. Now, one of my biggest pet peeves with social media and where society is right now is that when you defend one person, everybody thinks that you’re criticizing or condemning another person. I never like to work that way. Sometimes it’s just about defending one side of things and yes, sometimes there’s collateral damage that you have to point out some issues with somebody else in doing so…but this is really just to talk about Ken Dorsey and how it didn’t make sense to me why they made that move with all the success they have had previously. Yeah, things are going great right now, but it’s not just on one person. When I look at an offensive coordinator, I say to myself their job is to get guys open for their players to be able to make plays. Now, we can talk about creativity…we can talk but you could do this different. I get it but the bottom line is are guys getting open…are you putting your players in positions to make plays and then the players have to make those plays. So, as we take a look at the Bill’s offense, I just want to show you what I’m seeing…and a lot of people will say I’m attacking Josh Allen. I’m not attacking Josh Allen at all…I actually think he is one of the best quarterbacks in the national football league. That said, I don’t believe that he’s playing his best football right now and you’ve got to figure out why. Maybe that’s part of why they let Ken Dorsey go, because Josh isn’t playing his best football right no. But to me it’s always a collective effort…when you’ve had success and then all of a sudden things start to fall off, it’s not just pointing the finger at one guy. I’ve seen it too often in this business where one person becomes a scapegoat, and again maybe there’s more going on…maybe there’s things that I don’t know about. But I was just watching the film and I didn’t agree with this move. Let’s dive into the tape and let me show you what I’m saying. #joshallen #kendorsey #buffalobills