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I think they should go all tush push all the time. Call it the "TPx3->P" offense.

it's also theoretically how you tend to score better if youre a pro i mean

It’s absolutely the kind of game that the McDermott Bills have usually won…and if they don’t, it’s going to get ugly.

The loss of Hollins and the lack of use of Johnson has had a much greater effect than most people realize. Hollins was a great safety valve for Josh and had the ability to get open on designed routes and especially when plays broke down. Johnson was a great option for passes out of the backfield. Why they stopped using him just doesnt make sense to me.

Ugh, it's just cringy to watch this stuff. His effort when he's not involved in the play is also embarrassing. I can't believe Beane drafted this guy because he told some funny jokes in the combine meetings.

There's a not-so-hidden assumption here that housing prices will always go up. And over the long term I guess that's right. But what if there's a deep recession and housing prices - particularly in some markets - go down sharply as workers in those markets lose their jobs, are forced to move, and are forced to sell? 2008 is what happens.

He was matched up against Jaire Alexander, who played in only one more game for Baltimore this year and got traded for a swap of late round picks a week or two ago.

I think a good analogy to what is going on with the Bills is golf. the bills want Josh to play a “smart” game. Hit your hybrid off the tee, lay-up, two-putt for some nice pars and a clean round. josh wants to hit a 330 yard driver, and go for the green in two. He knows he can do it, and it’s more fun to do it.

😂😂right? like can't he just point at Gabe Davis and say look- even a bad wideout can earn a second contract if you're catching passes from Allen

I still think the lawsuits from aggrieved fans, cab drivers, Giants front office staff, concussion booth attendants and doctors, and MetLife security guards all factored into his turfing. * 😉😁

He knows he's going down, so might as well go down in style ha ha. He will be made fun anyways. And I doubt he had planned this. He was passing bye so made the most of it. Some fans can dish it out but can't take it back...

Im very much in the "stop treating Josh Allen like he's Jesus Christ" mindset. But benching him? Jesus Christ!

I've been here long enough to recall whenever coaches were criticized that the fall-back defense was that fans don't know more than them. Now, the supposed under-utilization of Coleman is on the OC and QB's for not targeting him enough? Because it's a coaching (the OC primarily) issue and the reigning MVP's fault? Not Coleman, his physical limitations, or being put in a difficult spot expected to produce without the requisite skill set and facing zero competition?

And on his other deep targets, he didn't even turn around in time to make a play on the ball.

Fine, but you are getting indignant without factoring all the variables involved here Like location and quality of the home/apt/condo...if the Lease payment is similar to a 30-year mortgage (again, these are USUALLY similar) and the 50-year is $200-$300 less AND I build some Equity over 7 years, maybe that's what I'd opt to do to also live in a better place? Especially if they bring down the frictional costs associated with buying & selling (another variable) The fact is during the first term the Trump Admin wanted to sell 50 and 100 year Treasuries, and everyone called them dumb...which was stupid, because it wasn't long till we were borrowing TRILLIONS at durations in the 30 day to 2 year time-frame, creating financial pressures in our system So, let's hold off on the "they're stupid" stuff

McD making a seat for Coleman under the bus. Brady can’t motivate a 33rd pick? What is Ol Joe really good at right now?

I don't think you can really say they don't try to get him the ball. Keon has the second most targets of all pass catchers (49), second to only Shakir (58) and if you subtract all the bubble screens thrown to Shakir, I think with out a doubt it shows Coleman gets the most downfield targets on the team. No other WR has over 20 and Kincaid has 36 for reference. Allen has missed a number of reads and bailed on clean pockets for sure and I don't know if it's confidence in these guys combined with playcalling/scheme or what but something is very off from last year IMO.

I'm not against the concept. If the free market decides to start writing 50 year loans (Bill Pulte, what's stopping you?), then we will have 50 year loans. I don't get why the federal government has a role in this unless it is to subsidize those loans in some manner. And that's what I object to.

i hear ya. back in the day the best investment a young person could make was to buy a home, and we all know that is no longer the case. i also realize that just because of my age, i was amazingly lucky to buy a house 10 years ago and the cheapest of rochester housing prices. since then the house has doubled in value. the trick with the 50 year isn't the interest rate. it's the interest itself. a few posters have mentioned staying in the house for a decade, sell it off an at least you have some equity. but how much equity do they actually have. i'm willing to be that the majority equity they build comes from the down payment first placed, and a fraction is what's been paid off over the years. how much interest was paid in that time? i'll guarantee far more than equity gained. even with the equity, where are you going to go then? another 50 year mortgage or a rental? the entire point to a mortgage is to get to the side of it where you're paying more in principal than interest. that will never happen with a 50 year mortgage.

😂😂i love how all of a sudden NOW it's an issue when they've been trying to do this for 2.5 years now i mean, if you saw it coming, you're not even that upset. this is what an ultra conservative ball control offense looks like. now admittedly it's a little unfortunate they installed a bad OC in brady but a good one would have just laughed if they asked him to come here and run this system w Allen

Yeah, gonna be fun when he gets fired for being horrible at his job. Hopefully, Bills fans remember to troll him hard when it happens.

The theory of why a MAGA J6er would place pipe bombs near the Capitol is simple: it would likely cause chaos and delay the counting of votes - the very same counting of votes that Trump was urging Pence to delay. The theory of why a Biden supporter would do that is, well, what? To gain sympathy for Kamala? As I understand it, it is something like this would make public opinion turn against Trump (the same public opinion that had just caused him to lose the election, so why does anyone need to shift it?) by showing his supporters to be violent. Thankfully his supporters obliged by being violent the following morning.

He looked great against the Ravens in week 1. Where has that player gone?

Hell, let’s just go with Allen and Cook behind nine offensive linemen…it’ll work as well as Brady’s current scheme…

Daboll's Giants team is an example of mindless aggression. It plays VERY well with football players, who want to hit, attack, be aggressive, etc. And there is a time and place. But it also leads to needless injuries (Dart has had like 12 concussions in 5 games or something) and also turnovers and sloppiness. When it does work it looks great and seems like fun, but it's out of control and now the rookie QB has serious injury concerns halfway through his first season. You want controlled aggression like the Lions or Eagles. Not pedal to the medal hell or high water approach.