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Argentina sounds like a great place for you to emigrate to.
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Having some Kamala Nostalgia?
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Josh Allen should call the Offensive Plays
SoonerBillsFan replied to jethro_tull's topic in The Stadium Wall
And apparently Coleman. Just get a better OC with a better scheme,couple better WR and make Josh learn and execute the system -
I see people saying they don’t want to face Denver’s Defense or Indy’s running game in the playoffs. I am 100% going to bet on Josh Allen vs Daniel Jones, Josh Allen vs Bo Nix and honestly.. Josh Allen vs CJ Stroud as I don’t think the Texans, who are a horrible matchup for our Offense, would do that twice, in one year, in the Playoffs. We’re going to have to play someone. Give me any game where we have the decided QB edge in the postseason. Only games where that isn’t decidedly in our favor.. Burrow, Jackson (moreso due to his running game), Mahomes. Not putting Maye there until he does it in the playoffs.. I see Herbert look good most years and in his playoff games, disasterclass. I seem to remember having to play an elite defense in the WC last year. Allen & Cook went bonkers on them.
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You do realize you don't have to pick an OC with ugly nasty warts, right? I hope you don't choose women like you would an OC.
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For those saying “this is what we voted for…”
Homelander replied to stevestojan's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Completely incompetent -
I’ve seen Daboll’s Offense, beyond Year 1, look elite in the playoffs. We’re in Brady’s full Year 2, and have defenses saying they knew exactly what we’d try to do, with film guys all but calling Brady a simple idiot. Absence does make the heart grow fonder. In this case, it’s warranted.
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Diana Russini in The Athletic - draft and tanking idea
MJS replied to dave mcbride's topic in The Stadium Wall
Don't mess with the draft. It already works well the way it is. Tanking in football does not work. -
I'm really starting to love this WR room. We quietly got better
FireChans replied to JerseyBills's topic in The Stadium Wall
I know that's your take, but I also think that's wrong. Shakir's #1 target threat here is Keon Coleman, a guy who has been benched for 2 games. I don't know where you think he is getting a couple extra hundred yards of production from with a legitimate threat across from him. In fact, we even have evidence of what it looks like when Shakir has a true #1 he's behind, even one whose role and target share in the offense diminished. In 2023, with Diggs. Shakir from the TB game in 2023 - end of the season, with a true #1 and Gabe Davis, was on a 52 catch and 911 yard pace. In 2024, his pace was 86 catch and 930 yards. Today, he is on a 83 catch and 871 yard pace. This is who he is. When he becomes more of a focal point, his insane efficiency drops. When he has even a lower-end #1 WR, his efficiency jumps, but he doesn't get the target share. I suspect if you eliminated every bubble screen or gadget play we have dished out to him, his target total would look a lot like his 2023 season with Diggs. Because it's just not that simple to get him targets without manufacturing them. This reminds me a lot of arguing that Stevie Johnson would be even better with other legitimate WRs. But the fact of the matter is that #2 and #3 WR's very rarely put up more volume numbers when they have a true #1 across from them unless they are basically superstars themselves. The second we brought in a Robert Woods-type, Stevie's counting numbers dropped like a rock. A guy across from Shakir getting 140 targets isn't going to get him an extra 20. -
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And in the NFL it often works for Allen like a week earlier with his deep TD pass to Savers. The Bills will never completely get this out of Allen, What they should do is construct an offensive roster and scheme that best utilizes this skill. Instead they have built an offense that encourages Allen to do this out of frustration when things aren't going well. IMO everyone is nibbling around the edges of the problem with jabs at what Allen could do better when the problem is simple: the Bills have never tried to build an offense around Allen that matches his style of play and provides him with the most complimentary talent possible under the CAP. They have a defensive minded HC who didn't get along with the one above average OC they had and has tried to build a team that seems counter intuitive to what one would do with a guy like Allen at QB,
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I haven't forgotten. This isn't an issue of people thinking "Daboll is perfect". This is "Daboll has his warts, but his warts are WAY less harmful than Brady's warts".
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Diana Russini in The Athletic - draft and tanking idea
Puckman5 replied to dave mcbride's topic in The Stadium Wall
How's that worked for the Jets the last 15 years? -
Sal Capaccio was only an extra playing a guy named Mike who was part of the stadium construction group. I believe he was the only one associated with the Bills that didn't play himself. He should have been on the sidelines playing himself instead.
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Never. Ever. Vote for MAGA Republicans.
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One thing about scheduling Thursday games for teams coming off a bye, is that they then would go right into a mini-bye. Not a huge problem, but not sure how that would impact scheduling.
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Diana Russini in The Athletic - draft and tanking idea
No_Matter_What replied to dave mcbride's topic in The Stadium Wall
They don't "reward" poor performance. They are trying to keep competitive balance between teams. -
This. As Allen sits on the sideline and watches a putrid Texan offense bully the Bills D going up and down the field the desperation starts to creep in. Allen understands that he has to make superman plays to win the game. What you are seeing with Allen taking more sacks this year has little to do with Allen regressing or his QB coach failing and a lot to do with the offensive scheme and lack of quality play makers on the field (Kincaid is a quality play maker who is often not on the field). * The O line has regressed in pass protection. This is obvious to me. * The broken play is the only way the Bills can generate big play offense this season so Allen will do anything, even the wrong thing, to keep the play alive. * The lack of WR separation is forcing Allen to hold on to the ball. * Teams have figured out and adjusted to Brady's offense.
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Mind Blowing Stat of the Day
strive_for_five_guy replied to st pete gogolak's topic in The Stadium Wall
Our O Line looked like they were sleepwalking out there -
How much did you pay for gas and groceries today?
Homelander replied to Big Blitz's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
lmao 🔼And the one thing that we're not gonna do is do what the Biden administration did and tell the American people they don't know how they feel.🔽
