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Big news out here in the Binghamton area. Guy was a stud athlete as were his brothers, Chandler and Jon (Bones). May he RIP.

Whilst I’m hoping they don’t bring Brown back this week unless 100% healthy, we are going to need him big time. Pats pass rush is causing severe problems for teams this year.

Classic projection there, anus man.

You are absolutely right. We are going to need him big time. Especially if Rousseau continues his current slump later in the season. Your other point of him staying healthy will be meaningful in the playoffs I completely agree with.

Guy had a great couple year run in Baltimore. Sad to see someone pass away so young.

Food for thought: Since Brady took over as OC in 2003 the Bills are 23-5 with 19 games 30 pts or more including 5 games over 40 points. We have averaged 30.5 pts per game over those 28 regular season games. In 5 playoff games, the Bills have averaged 28.4 pts per game and are 3-2. The only true offensive clunker during his tenure was the Baltimore beatdown last season. Baltimore's destruction of the defense that day took the Bills out of their O game plan as well and team didn't recover. The Bills are 2-0 against Baltimore since scoring 68 points.

You usually don't get the Nobel Peace Prize after one side has been bombed to smithereens. People can argue till the cows come home about whether we should've dropped the bombs on Japan, but one thing we know is that Truman wasn't a Nobel winner.

Better than Babich that's for sure

Very young may he rip

I think what's important to focus on here is his system is very good for Josh and if he leaves, what happens as far as his replacement will be one of the bigger hires McD has made. A Dorsey like mistake would be devastating at this point. I feel like as far as a system goes, this is our final version. We need to just keep iterating on this base system like the Patriots. No broad changes at this point.

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He keeps all the juice in his office apparently

With his arm, size, and intensity I'd say the guy could've been a MLB quality pitcher. But baseball is probably the most difficult sport to project; at a minimum, it would have taken a full-time commitment. I definitely think he could have been a track and field decathlete.

There are worse coaches

It's really difficult to tell exactly how good he is. Allen single handedly erases a lot of stalled drives and the only other time Brady was an NFL OC he failed and got fired. The best thing he has going for him is he knows what his players do well and he only asks them to do those things. Compared to Dorsey where for example he would ask Gabe Davis to read coverages and catch a lot of targets. As soon as Brady took over that kind of nonsense stopped. His play design and play calling is simple, for better or worse. He calls a few select formations and only has like 3-4 concepts he calls out of each of those formations. He basically tells the opposing defense I think I can call these plays even when you know they're coming and I dare you to stop it. We've seen that strategy falter a bit when defenses sell out to stop specific plays, but it's hard to argue with the results. Any given week we can put up 30+ points while barely breaking a sweat. Yes we have Allen as the ultimate force multiplier but that's been true since 2020 and we've only seen the week to week consistency show up since Brady took over. I don't think he's particularly creative and he can be a bit too conservative for my liking so I would say he both significantly raises our floor and slightly reduces our ceiling.

The Panthers were not good. Sub 20 ranking in everything. Perhaps that is talent. But then you have LSU, which is largely considered to be the most talented offense of all time. Literally, all time. Now he has what is likely to be the most physically gifted QB of all time. So two stops with absurd talent and success. One stop without absurd talent and no success. Given Dorsey and Daboll's performance post Allen, I think it's 50/50 as far as how he would do with a flat out average roster. With that said I think his structure and philosophy are good for us and exactly what Josh needed. He is not screwing this up like a Dorsey did. I don't think it's possible he is bad at what he does. I just don't know how good he is at what he does. I can only define success by results, not what you saw

I dont think thats fair. He put together a REALLLLY fun offense with rag-tag ass Carolina in 2021. With their typical dog*** OL along with Teddy B, Robbie Chosen, NO CMC, DJ Moore and Curtis Samuel. Not the worst WR room ever, but certainly was not supposed to be a room with 3 guys over or a doghair under 1k yards. Id just moved down here at that point and watched a ton of that team, nothing short of amazing what he did. Coach Rhule firing him was the most spineless cowardice move Ive ever seen LOL

He definitely has world class curling athlete written all over him He's so good he could roll it and then Chase it with the broomstick himself

I agree, when healthy he needs to be getting reps, Nuthin like live action to teach a player what parts of their game they need to work on,

Exactly, anus man!

Just to note. I tallied up all of the 2025 3rd round draftees snap counts on their side of the ball (offense or defense). 2025 third round picks are currently averaging 21.89% snap counts overall. If you subtract the 4 players on IR, then the 3rd rounders are averaging 24.46% snaps on offense or defense. There are 11 of 38 players (29%) garnering more than 23% snap counts. There are only five 2025 third round players getting more than 50% of their team's snaps on their side of the ball. There are 12 players of 38 (31.6%---including the 4 IR guys) that do not have a snap yet. Approximately only 17% of third round draft picks become starters. If we are speaking of Jackson, the players ahead of him are Joey Bosa, Groot, Aj Epenesa, and Javon Solomon. To expect any rookie 3rd-rounder to be ahead of the first three is just silly. So, the question becomes, why isn't he getting snaps ahead of Solomon, right? Is it really that odd that a 3rd-round rookie (in the first 4 games of his career) might not play over a 5th-round 2nd-year guy, who has been in the system for a year-and-a-half already? And with the injuries to Oliver and Milano, he may also have been caught in a numbers game on defense (as far as being inactive). Solomon has played 64% of the special teams snaps this season. Maybe with the injuries, you can only suit one of the two...and even if Jackson were ahead of Solomon as a DE, as a rookie, it probably wasn't significant enough to lose what Solomon brings on STs---especially against teams like the Saints, Dolphins, and Jets. It's a team sport, sometimes you have to look at the whole picture, not just the individual parts. And I see we have already written off Solomon then too, along with guys like Carter, Bishop, Williams, and now Jackson and Sanders, etc. When I was a kid, outside of the very top picks in the draft, we understood that it took most players 1-3 years to put it together and be successful in the league. Yet, now we are writing off all of our rookie and 2nd year players already? Just like we did with Bernard and others. Why do you think there is an adage that you can't evaluate draft classes until 3-years out? Because some guys take time to develop. They won't all become starters, and some may end up not be very good in the long run, but you have to give them some time to show what they got and to get enough opportunity to do so before writing them off, imo.

Absolutely. They used to show LeBron's high school games on ESPN. It was comical. As an aside, I watch as much football as I watch football. My favorite thing about time zones is that I can wake up on Saturday and Sunday and watch the football before I watch football.

War number 18 solved by the great and wonderful wizard.