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2020 we drafted Gabe in round 4 2021 Stevenson was a round 6 pick 2022 Shakir was a 5th 2023 Shorter was a fifth Not enough investment regardless of who is in charge

I honestly don't think the negative response to this clip is fair to Coleman. He was trying to vibe with the team and keep them up. He was staying positive. If he were sulking around, people would have killed him for that too.

I think that this is less about discipline and more about Keon being bad. The Bills have been a better player when he’s been off the field. I don’t doubt the maturity/effort issues. If he was coming off an 80 catch 1100 yard rookie season, he wouldn’t have ever seen a suspension. I think that he now has 3 including last year?

Yes. Difference is our run game controls the clock and game tempo. Used to wear down defenses. Their run game pops off constant long runs. Give the ball back to our offense.

Imagine how bad Cook could torch this run D

Certainly could make an argument that Shavers should have been getting more reps leading up to Coleman's disciplinary inactive in Week 11. But for whatever reason, they didn't. Probably just boiled down to them hoping he'd eventually improve on field in his development. The argument is kind of moot at this point though. The bottom line is that we're only going to have 3 Outside WR's up (with Shakir and 1 of Samuel/Moore in the Slot). And when they put Palmer, Davis, and Shavers on the field in Week 11 - the passing game looked *world's* better. To go back to Coleman right now would be to nerf the Offense. As long as Palmer, Davis, and Shavers stay healthy and keep producing - Coleman will continue to sit.

Next up: Mike Sando creates a "Burn Book"

The flip side is the Bills have been very good against the pass meaning they have a significant advantage in terms of total yards in a given game usually.

Ds protecting Pedos. Stunning. What a sham this all is.

Pretty dramatic name for a metric

just confirms what we all pretty much knew already

Not surprised. At this point, Keon should only be brought in when someone goes down. All of Keon's' reps should go to Tyrell Shavers, Shakir, Elijah Moore, and Gabe Davis.

It feels like the way Dion and McDermott were talking about him it's much more than a missed meeting.

I'm getting a bit tired of hearing how great the offensive line is. Houston is a really good defensive front. Fast and physical. Handle them and you can tell me they are great again. Run the ball effectively. Reset the line of scrimmage consistently. Keep Allen clean, not running for his life. No excuses, if you can't deal with a great defensive line you aren't a great offensive line.

Wow I know he hasn't been good but how is a 7th year QB like Tiquan Roberson so damn awful and the fact that UB has no one else to turn to should also tell you something. His ass would be on the bench. Single-handedly giving Miami this football game.

Interesting concept...Mike Sando has created a "Betrayal Index" that shows how the other areas of the team are complimenting the QB play. Allen leads the NFL with 9.4 EPA/start but the Defense and Special Teams contribute -2.9 EPA/start This makes him the most "betrayed" QB in the NFL relative to his performance versus his complimentary performance. Once again showing why Allen should be the MVP... https://www.yahoo.com/sports/article/bills-josh-allen-cowboys-dak-174920265.html

I'm not shocked, but it's a little shocking that he isn't active with the injury report the way it is. Parrino and a few of the other beat guys expected him to be active but only returning punts. What a shame and a blunder of a pick ultimately.

Neither does Trump. Summit in Russia? He shouldn’t have car keys.

Brady does design good run plays.

This has been going on behind the scenes for a while, Im guessing. Maybe hes only been late to 2 meetings, maybe more? Also possible they've seen him dogging it in games and up until now (with Gabe), didnt have a better option. At some point enough is enough. For Dion, McD to say what they've said - i think its quite clear there is more than we know.

The Bills lead the league in rushing averaging 147.6 yards per game. Great! That seems like a lot! Unfortunately, every single team that plays us suddenly becomes just as good at running the ball as we are & averages 153 rush yards per game... I'm sure we all know our defense has been rough, but has any team won a Super Bowl while allowing teams to shred them on the ground? It's almost surprising that we've only allowed 4 x 100 yard rushers, but most teams have RB by committees or we got ahead on them to where they gave up on the run (like the Jets & Panthers). Even though we have a great RB, our D is such a liability that they all but negate any advantage from our own running game & allow opposing teams to dictate time of possession as much as we do. At this point, we're going to need to find another advantage, and it'll have to be Josh Allen passing the ball to win offensive shoot-outs like last Sunday. I know they're 2 separate sides of the ball & don't directly correlate with each other, but the advantages you expect from being a dominant run team usually benefit your D by allowing them more time to rest & recover. But this D allows every opposing offense to do the same thing, so it all comes back to Allen making plays to win.

but isn’t that why weeks 7-12 a guy like shavers should have been shifting reps progressively? is our WR1 by snap count such a specific role that it took Gabe getting healthy to make a shift?

Only in 2017 did McDermott draft anybody.

on the road, in that house of horrors??? … actually yeah you’re probably right.