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Good idea from a fan perspective, but the game itself enjoys it's conference rivalry and most of all money. Controversy leads to exposure. They want to try and make it fair, but within a max profit structure and if some controversy comes along with it so be it.

The most frustrating thing to me is not a physical limitation, because despite being widely criticized for being slow, it really isn’t his speed that has impacted his production. Looking back at the game from Sunday, this incompletion that was nearly picked - Olson nailed it on the broadcast - he telegraphed his break at the top of the route, making it obvious by declaring what he was doing, almost gearing down and slowing into his break. You can try to say it was the snow but it is a reoccurring theme: the nuance in his routes are non-existent. If you want to see what this SHOULD look like, check out Jameson Williams. It’s a different route, vs different coverage, with different field conditions but the concept of the break is the same. Notice the break at the top from 60 to 0 in a flash (top of the screen) These type of routes will continue to be useless if he cannot learn the intricacies of route running. Looking at two completions: 1) He completed a little stick route in zone coverage for 8 yards. 2) slant by the goal line was one step and go. The best thing the Bills and Coleman can do to get the most out of him is to make him deliberate and as straight with his routes as possible. (drag, over, bang, slant, post, go). Anything with a quick and sharp change in direction or speed (out, dig, curl, hook, hitch, choice) is likely going to be easily covered because of his tendency to show his hand at the break.

Keon absolutely abused DBs with his blocking while in college and pissed them off in the process. He’d be blocking DBs thirty yards away from the play thru the whistle. He certainly has it in him.

You’re not very familiar with turf are you? Crumb rubber is just one way to soften the field and is notorious for snow removal. Not all sports turf has it. My suggestion of a heated field would solve the snow clear issues. Several teams already implement this technology and it’s very effective. Obviously Buffalo isn’t the only field that gets snow in the nfl? They just have issue clearing it, from the stands and field. Our stadium is old and stale, hence the new one next year. It’s way past time for a new home and I bet we don’t have this problem then.

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BUF 27 NE 24

That's what vets do. Keon Coleman has to learn that stuff.

He does give off Richard Head vibes so to speak. I have to think that's at least part of the reason they both walked

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Well, Kincaid is playing this Sunday.

Any team complaining about not making the field of 12 doesn't have my sympathy. Oh wait, maybe if we expand the field to 16 these issues will go away.

How many times we gonna use injuries as an excuse. It was the excuse two years ago, it was the excuse last year and now it’s the excuse again… His D, his gameplan. It has failed us with and without injuries.

I refuse to consider any of this stuff until we make the playoffs which is no guarantee at this point. Go BILLS!!

Bills 55 Pats* 3

No team scares me in the play-offs vs. the Bills - - EXCEPT - -Houston.

Very interesting. Yes, why But Hunter, right @leh-nerd skin-erd?

BILLS. 34 PATS. 29