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The problem with this approach is that when the Bills kept a 6th and 7th man in Houston just rushed 1 or two more players, they didn’t drop them into coverage. There was no need because the coverage was already lights out. Houston got sacks when the Bills had 7 man protections in this game, like when trying play action.

I am convinced that we have a Lombardi right now if Beane traded for Von when the Rams did. All it took was a 2nd round pick, but Beane apparently thought that was too much. All we needed was ONE stop in the 13 second game and Von (who was in his prime then), likely would have netted us that. Instead Beane did not want to part with his precious draft pick, so the Rams did and they won the Super Bowl.

It's not Daboll or bust, of course. For example, I'd look at Thomas Brown, passing-game coordinator of the Patriots, who (google tells me) is drawing a lot of interest. Would be great to stick it to the Pats, too. Your choice, Sean: change OC's now or after the season. One brings a chance to go all the way this year, the other gives us a higher draft pick.

This is the real issue at hand … don’t blow the ATL/MIA games and this loss is already an afterthought

Problem is, von was past his prime

They had 35 net yards in the 2nd half and never led by more than a score. There is zero percent chance they were no longer trying to move the ball.

i’m sorry, but the only thing I’m keeping an eye on today are AFC injuries. That’s what the NFL has become. Which good teams have the least injuries which helps them to make it to the big dance.

Darnell Washington is too large to tackle. DK Metcalf is a generational player, TJ Watt dominates everyone. Their secondary is elite. Cam Heyward is an immovable object

This! Let him be Josh. Embrace crazy plays. Embrace turnovers.

Statistically speaking, Thursday night games feature LESS injuries than Sunday games … I know that crushes a lot of fan’s narratives

I’m just looking forward to watching football without being stressed the way it is when we’re playing

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Sometimes we get "fan scared" lol. I keep reading posts here from fans wanting to avoid KC & Baltimore, even Cincy. We know the Bills are schizoid, but look at those 3 aforementioned teams....they're schizoid as well. The AFC is wide open. If the Bills can't make any noise in the playoffs, it's time to clean house, bottom line.

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Here’s a guy that read the proposal and his thoughts. Are you able to point out where you disagree?

A team that loses to the below-average teams and beats the above-average teams, what is up with that? The pattern when they win is the team getting fired up; when they lose, I see a defense that allows big runs but plays well enough for the offense to pull it out (maybe because McDermott shoves Babich aside), and an offense that gets points and yards but fails in the clutch because of the killer combination of injuries, mediocre receivers, and a poor offensive coordinator. If this take is correct, I have hope! If the defensive pattern continues, the injuries abate (both reasonable hopes), and--the big one--McDermott realizes this team simply will not make it without a course adjustment. He did it once before. Can he do it again?

Pretty much every OC has flaws and bad play calls. I don't think any fan base actually likes their OC. Even the chiefs are sick of Andy lol. Daboll is a proven good play caller in this league who has a great relationship with Josh. I would rather him than someone like Davis Webb who has no experience calling plays

No, they all have warts. Every single one of them. If you dont realize that, then you aren't watching enough football of other teams. Daboll is a top end OC.

It’s a weird spot because our Defense usually does figure it out if they have a bad half, but with our Offense, when the game script flips and we are playing with the worry that it could get away from us, it seems to put extra strain on Josh Allen to where he doesn’t feel comfortable taking the easy stuff or avoiding sacks/turnovers. Combined with Brady’s struggles, it then snowballs to become an all-game issue.

I don’t. She is the nutcase.

Well, the problem is, as of now, the schedule is set by a formula and I think it may be difficult to adhere 100% to the existing formula and still be able to work out the Bye weeks. I think the teams in the formula would have to change somehow to make things line up. Sure, you know most of the matchups for every team years in advance, but there are always a couple games determined by record and that's what may throw it off the following year when trying to match up Bye weeks to play on Thursdays or whatever. I don't know. Maybe if you just said that the 14 games or whatever that are set in stone are the only ones that can be played on Thursdays, you can figure it out good enough. I don't know. I just know that with 32 teams coupled with stadium availability and stuff, trying to add another layer of trying to match up Byes and Thursday night games might be tough. But, that's what computers are for. Input the parameters and let the computer do the work. If you need to adjust things manually in the end, you can, but it may be a little tougher to figure it out. On the other hand, the out of conference games and the games determined by record maybe should be the ones played on Thursdays anyway since they may mean a little bit less in terms of tiebreakers at the end of the season. Who knows. Until they show a willingness to even consider it, it's not something I am going to put much thought into.

I didn't say it always works. I just said what the goal is. And it's just NFL opening the door. Every franchise needs to enter those door by itself. Some like Jets are not capable since they are disfunctional. On the other hand, look how it worked for the Patriots. There wouldn't be where they are without drafting Maye high.