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Does this offense even practice?

That's why running on a stacked box is about execution You get hats on hats with a guy like cook who shoots through a hole and he's not far from being one-on-one with one guy between him and the end zone

Guess our genius OC forgot we have Josh Alien. Because they have been trying to turn him into Trentative Edwards

Thanks dude. -washed old artilleryman

This was my heavily downvoted comment back then. Justice for LEBills too! Still so strange how he handled this. If he had just had a normal response like “hey I wish we could have added a bit more competition there too, but I have confidence the guys we have will do well this year” no one would ever recall this radio segment, even with the WR struggles

He knows he ***** up. That’s why he tried to go after Waddle. He wanted Keon Coleman to work and it blew up in his face. I fully expect Beane to make a Diggs like addition to the WR room this off-season.

I thought of the same skit when the whole gait thing came up.

Similar concept here, condensed formation and better execution on the cook fumble. 22 personnel outside zone lead. More solid work upfront from the hogs (Dawk solo, double from Edwards/McGovern to the backer). Again, intentionally bringing guys into the box to get a hat on a hat quickly. It puts a lot of stress on the defense, creating extra gaps to account for. Here you see the gigantic D gap between the TEs is exactly where we lead. You’d like the Hawes Gilliam combo to come off to the corner not pictured initially, and Knox to not allow his guy backdoor access and it’d be Cook 1v1 with the safety. Scheme is sound, execution is good, result is awful because of a heads up play by Miami.

Schoen hasn't looked hot in NY

I used to think this. Then I realized that Joe Brady is apparently poison to any WR he coaches here. Diggs was a shell of himself with Brady. Davis was a shell of himself with Brady. Shakir is now a glorified running back. Brady wanted Samuel. Samuel is a non-factor. Moore is a serviceable WR everywhere he’s been. All he does here is run failed jet sweeps. Maybe Diggs was right to force his way out after seeing the direction this team was taking on Offense. It worked when teams didn’t have a full season of tape on it, but now they do and our passing offense looks 10x more dysfunctional than Jaxson Dart throwing to a WR room led by Wandale Robinson.

They can still be good and overrated at the same time. I don’t think they are 1 seed good like people are starting to proclaim. They are going to run into a buzz saw when they face the Lamar Jackson-led Ravens and i can’t wait.

Nobody really knows. People just want change for the sake of making a change. No guarantee that changing HC/GM will amount to anything. What I do know is that under McDermott/Beane the Bills have done a whole lot of winning. Now they haven’t reached the SB which is disappointing but they have been close. It always comes down to one or two plays that has prevented them on kicking the door down.

If you need a 50 year mortgage, you are trying to buy a house you can’t afford. Those people should be saving more, or adjusting their desires and start shopping for a cheaper house and invest in some power tools.

Yeah but that would be in two drafts A savvy move though but not a 2026 3rd round pick

What has Gruden ever done besides run a good Tampa roster into the ground? Seriously. What's the infatuation with this guy?

Exactly. God is everything

I thought he was God

That was Morgan Freeman.

My ignore list is long but the vast majority are either long gone or temporary sock puppet accounts no longer active. Billsfuk.c, Roundy, Finding, C-section, Tibstain and Quack among the regular leftist morons. And Nedboi! How could I forget nedboi?

I think it is as simple as he wasn’t a fan of the offensive direction of the team.

Howie is the best out there right now. Now that's someone who you can say is playing 4D chess. Dude trades for Phillips, who if he leaves them in FA they at least recoup the 3rd rounder they traded him for!

No it's probably due to not enough time to actually physically tackle in practice They're in the NFL.. so people think that they should have that down to a science Not realizing that not consistently practicing tackling, make your tackling worse... These guys rarely tackle during practice week during the season So their form and constant conditioning to Big impacts is down from what it was 20 years ago... Once the season starts they are rarely tackling in practice

I don’t care where Allen put that ball. Coleman would have gotten rocked on that play. You have a lot of good takes on this board but you are flat out wrong on this play.