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I disagree with you on this. They have a good run game. Heavy hitter in Stevenson and a elusive 2nd back (don't know his name). They have the old "thunder & lightning" running backs that could be trouble for the Bills, especially with their tackling and gap issues.

No white flags though, the French have got a monopoly on those 😁

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And that is despite the Jets being 0-11 on 3rd down. Which really demonstrates how bad the other three games were. 29th in the league last year, 25th this year through four games after never being worse than 19th in the seven seasons of this regime that preceded Babich as DC and being top 10 in five of those seven years. I don't like the design on third down either when I look at the all22. I'm not sure what the Bills general approach to play 3rd down defense is. I slightly think they are trying to do to much and be so "unpredictable" that they are sacrificing fundamentals for some designs that are either ill conceived or being really poorly executed (or maybe both). If I was in the defensive meeting rooms with Babich I'd be saying you have to simplify your 3rd down call sheet. Get back to some basic fundamentals, be strong at the sticks and then trigger and tackle.

No lie. The Browns were interested in signing Mac Jones this past offseason, but he wanted to work with Shanahan. They both run a Shanahan style offense and it’s the one Jones should be in.

It's like beating a dead horse. But the Bills inability to get off the field on 3rd down is destroying them. The Bills are 25th in the league in 3rd down conversions. When you factor in that they also lead the league in ToP you see how phenomenally bad that is. If they could just get off the field with any consistency we'd be looking at 4 blow out wins The offense is really protecting the defense with these long drives. https://www.teamrankings.com/nfl/stat/opponent-third-down-conversion-pct

You found something on the internet. Awesome. You guys are very easily riled up.

Take nobody lightly never ever.............

I'm still waiting for mine. Mine may have gotten lost in the mail when I told them I'm not going to get tickets at the new stadium.

I think we are on the same page. If the situation arises where they need to add at a position, then Knox is the lever they have to pull to create space by trading him away. They could also restructure his contract, but that would not create as much space.

Well well, another big night at ESPN https://www.espn.com/nfl/picks

I was going off of memory, I'm curious if you did as well. Either way that Pat's fan knows nothing about his team, because you know flutie was only there under Belichick in the scrub years

Yeah, I guess you don't know me that well. Trust me, I did well. I mean, of course I'm going to claim otherwise. And there's probably a dozen around here who see me pull some pretty good stuff. From Rosen and I pulling chicks on Tinder one night, to anyone who's been my wife....

Time to suit up, kid!

Our Dline is gay?😳 I guess we’ll HAVE to throw a party now..

Sofi are getting a relationship with Josh early so he plays out his last couple of years over in LA, but after he's won us 3 rings I won't begrudge him that 😁

What’s the latest on Pats* injuries?

Unlike Jim Kelly (stiff and playing to the camera), Josh is natural and unaffected in his delivery. Seems very genuine and likeable in his video spots. Perfect pitch man. I remember during his playing days, Tom Brady sacrificed some of his contract to keep the team within the cap and sign needed players for the Pats. Obviously, between his wife's bank and his own endorsements, Brady could have played for the minimum NFL wage and still been comfortable. I don't know how much players like Josh and Mahomes make from the numerous endorsements, but I've wondered if making millions (I presume) promoting products is a major bonus that allows them to forfeit some of their playing contract so their team can retain talent. Like Brady, Josh also has a wife with her own career wealth. She has an estimated net worth (according to one source) of $25 million. I don't get the sense that money is high on the list of motivating factors in Josh's life. When elite QBs get their big pay day after their rookie contracts are up, suddenly it creates all new challenges for the GM and bean counters trying to balance talent and the ledger together. I won't be surprise if Josh makes financial concessions to the Bills in the coming years that will ease the cap burden and help keep the team intact. Seems like a win-win scenario if that's the case.

I wish them no ill will. Oh wait, it’s the Ravens, yes I do.

We do hope. But as they say, “Hope is not a good strategy.”

OK 👍

According to Cover1, he does lose gap integrity sometimes, but not often. I’ve heard bits from various players alluding to the issues with the run as “attention to detail”. So, bottom line, I think your last paragraph sums it up nicely. ps. Scrolling through C1 on X, he’s got a short clip that shows It was Sanders who flushed Rattler from the pocket for AJE’s sack.

Congrats James!

He’s become quite the ham! 😂