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Or MOSSAD.

The Bengals defense was pretty bad last year. Unless they fix that side of the ball, I don't see them as a threat despite having a really good offense. Look at the year Burrow had and where did it get them. It's similar with the Bills, the defense hasn't held up their end of the bargain which is the main reason Allen hasn't played in a Super Bowl yet.

He looks back at his coverage with humility. That’s really all we can ask of him. Go forth, Jake and do it all again!

When it counted, yes it did It’s good to have data to back up what I see every game. It’s Emperors New Clothes

I'd rather face Cincy week 1.

It’s a very very even matchup. I like the bills simply because they’re at home. Sucks to be out 2 defensive players but they did well against Henry in January last year. At least in my eyes. Maybe Baltimore gave up on the run too soon?

Bump for 4th. Marking 14+ months of consistent presence in the cesspool after announcing he only came down here on a temporary basis to cure his boredom during LAST off-season. Oh and because he's apolitical. 😂 Congrats!

Kincaid wasn't open enough by 5 yards, next time better be 10...need more separation. Josh just isnt that great at deep ball accuracy. Let's just be honest there. He's missed several throws over the years, with a LOT of separation. He's also made some absolute dimes on the run, that only he could do. WR separation isnt the issue though IMO, on deep balls.

Wasn’t a problem when Diggy was here. Couple other examples: 98 yarder to Davis, several to John Brown…. I think it’s a shift in defensive philosophy that’s interfering with his confidence in letting it go sometimes. Everybody’s playing that damn deep shell.

Always thought ranch or blue cheese was overrated. I just raw dog those wings

I love the optimism, but do t underestimate Cincy, KC, and agreed the SB champs, Philly.

Surprise onside kicks were extremely rare anyway, though. They aren't allowed a running start anymore and can't overload one side, so that is why onside kicks don't work as well anymore. The surprise factor has less to do with it. The vast majority of onside attempts were not a surprise.

FBI might be paying this dude a visit.

Before the rule change, the success rate of online kicks was like 15% AND teams didn't need to declare them. That gave the option real excitement. But at 6%, everyone knowing it's coming? No, that's pointless. They need to think out of the box, something equivalent to pulling the goalie in hockey. High risk high reward. Maybe an 75-yard field goal attempt.

Well, let's not get carried away.

I'm having trouble making conclusions from that huge cluster. Maybe they could average it out per team or something.

Gotcha

We Beat KC in 93!

Yep. Our offense really sucked last year.

I’ll stay out of this one because I’ve said my piece on this many times. Are we now questioning the validity of PFF? While we might not always agree with them, we can’t act like they don’t have credibility because we don’t like the data. All 32 NFL teams use their data. We can argue that receivers not getting open didn’t play a role in Josh’s inaccuracy down the field. We can’t argue that the people producing the data aren’t credible.

Perhaps it’s another Josh Allen is awesome thread? All about perspective right?

Please regale us with tales of your HOF Little Loop coaching career

the less separation, the better! Builds character.

Josh is perfect, any problems are 100% not him ever

If there is no teamwork and cohesion between the HC and GM (with support from ownership) then you have the Jags, Jets, and Browns. GMs will whiff. A lot. Many fans get too caught up in the misses (particularly 1st rounders) to appreciate the overall performance of the GM, but there’s no question Beane whiffed on this one. Obviously they thought they could use Elam’s talents in their defense, but as we all know, those evaluations are far from perfect and difficult to predict.