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Bend but don't break works well when a) you allow the Unicorn at QB to run up the score and b) you actually have a pass rush.

This place is dreck after a loss.

Mine were not, I've got clubs currently. The equivalent seats they showed me during the process was about $3,000 more than I'm paying currently.

Thanks - fantastic report! Question: is it fair to say that none of our receivers can consistently gain separation vs. good CBs? You note that Palmer seems to be the most effective at good old fashioned route running, but was he open more than we thought? Shakir and Kincaid operate effectively against zones or when faced with a mismatch (LB/S), but that's kind of limiting ...

What I want or you want is irrelevant. I don't think these guys are going anywhere in the near future and a vocal group of fans wanting them fired is not going to do anything. I could be wrong. But I doubt it. This front office and coaching staff are very very good by any objective viewpoint, particularly for a team that was in the wilderness for two decades.

Our D is number one in the nfl in missed tackles. Is there a list that shows the individuals numbers?

This doesn't make any sense. If they are willing to give fans a replacement ball anyway why not just let them keep the ball that goes into the stands? I guess unless the replacement is one of those mini footballs or a nerf one....

Not sure if it was this thread or others but when they kept saying Coleman was having a good camp, the highlights were him beating White. Some of us pointed out that was a red flag that White was terrible and couldn't even cover a guy that can't seperate from anyone. We were right on both accounts.

Ironically enough when the Kgun was at it's best in 1991 it averaged 28.6 points per game which is exactly we're averaging this season.

I'm out thanks to the Cards.

when you're so used to a friendly reliable media and then you get (gasp!) follow up questions!

The Bills were moving the ball with ease on their first drive. That stupid fumble killed what felt like a TD. If the Bills went up 7-0 in the first quarter, that game would have played entirely differently.

We don’t have a WR1 AND we more 12-13-22 than any team in the league iirc. Is Keon that much better than Palmer we here we should play him 90% of snaps? I’d argue that Palmer is actually a better WR than Keon atm….bit is he worthy of 90% snaps? Shakir is a slot WR and the other 2 are better blockers and playing the boundary. When you play lots 12-13-22 personnel, WR snaps suffer. Thats how we built this team and this is what we should do. Our offense has been better when we run with more TEs. I hope to see more of it tbh. Kincaids snaps are too low for my liking and I hope they increase, but our other TEs are much better better blockers (although Kincaid has taken a huge step up in terms of blocking). I understand why his snaps are low, but I think he’ll continue to make it harder to keep him off the field as the season progresses

My son and I are going - see y'all there.

I went with GB - even considering the Flacco Factor.

Run the the "k gun". Josh can handle this

Sometimes change is good, just for change sake. Shake things up a little bit. The organization has been the same since the 2017 season. Need some new ideas, new schemes, new concepts, look at some different type of players at WR and across the defense. How about Nick Saban? I don't know if he would want to go back to the NFL at his age, and give up all his commercials and ESPN College Game Day. But the guy is a winner. And he has a lot more fire than McDermott ever brings on the sidelines.

The problem is the offense started taking penalties and turned the ball over all of which hurt our chances to win but as talked about already we had our chance still but failed to step up. I'm not overly concerned as it wasn't the norm we've seen the past two and a half years under Brady.

I think if the Bills lose the turnover battle 2-1 that game is a Bills up 3 when the Pats have the ball on that final drive which is a much more favorable spot.

McD has never been able to "stop" people. They rely on either the O makes a mistake and you get a turnover. They will give up a few first downs but at some point there will be penalty and will stall a drive. There will be a drop or other mistake that kills a drive. Very rarely have we seen them be aggressive and just own the offense. That is not McD style. Its the they can dop whatever they want but at some point are gonna mess up.

I never said he was.

And the other problem with depending entirely on long, 8+ play drives is that as we saw Sunday night you increase the chances for TO's and penalty's.

I never thought I'd say it, but I miss Diggs. He just reminded us what it means to have a true elite receiver.