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I think the challenge there is that he's 6'2 with short arms, sub 300 lbs, and never played guard in college.

Were you able to see if the Dolphins were in a Cover 2 or 3? This is Mahomes problem I believe with the deep ball…that defense. Mel Kiper wanted to ban this defense lol.

Thats why I have said we need to have 3 or 4 plays that would be go to depending on circumstances. But that of course would require our receivers to stop dropping easy catches at the most in opportune times .

Bosa has more impact in 3 games , than Von made in 3 years

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Bernard is a good player, worth getting a second contract. Very cerebral. There is reason why he's the co-captain and calling plays. But he's not someone the opposing offenses will game-plan for "we can't let him beat us." His size and the fact O-Lineman, FBs, some TEs getting hands on him can take him out of the play most of the time means he needs a strong D-Line to keep him clean to be effective (most MLBs are that way but Bernard more so). The Bills have a bunch guys like that. Milano (better shedding blocks though), even the new Shaq Thompson who is another undersized LB but flashed instincts and made Milano like plays. Beane and McDermott took a swing at a guy who, like a raw Josh Allen, has all the raw talent to be a superstar on defense in MLB position but missed (or you can say got a ground ball single barely made out of infield); he's now wearing the Bears jersey.

Agreed but that still gets called 80% of the time when your in space and the ref has clear view. Cant put yourself in that situation. Not a good decision by Kincaid and against a better team could’ve cost the game.

Trey White was not equipped to handle the speed of Waddle and they exploited that. Quick accurate short to medium passes is what Tua does best. The five yards cushion on a play starting on the 3 yard line was reminiscent of the Cinici playoff game. The same on the 4th down play. Playing 5 yards off with a play starting at the 3 yard line certainly is not aggressive. It’s playing scared.

It was a helluva gamble considering how poorly Prater missed on the first FG try. A miss there increases the anxiety across WNY.

Remember how the 2024 Ravens defense started the season and how they ended the season?

An ANTIFA - USAID connection? Shocking! In addition to what others have pointed out about The Prosecution Project being run by a former antifa (Michael Loadenthal) they are a comically lazy and stupid organization. Much of the data they put out on the 2020 riots was compiled by us, copied by them, then labeled as not left wing. How do we know that? Because one of their employees accidentally sent in a request for edit permissions on our spreadsheet that they copied from specifically listing instructions from Loadenthal

Last 2 weeks the Bills D is giving up 15.5 ppg (and missing 2 of our best players either one or both the weeks) and the offense is avg 30.5 ppg. Not sure it’s time to panic when we are carrying an average of 15 point differential since our come back win on Balt. And with Oliver and Milano missing time. There are things we certainly need to improve on, and on both sides of the ball. But I wouldn’t be sounding any alarms yet either.

Do people watch the games? You didn't see the 5 and 6 man blitzes going all game long and man coverage?

Use some logic. Is there a specific play that will get a given amount of yards every time? Probably not because it would depend on the specific defensive set on a given play. This isn’t the 60’s with the power sweep against basic 4-3 defenses anymore.

We have more than one problem, not sure if that’s hard to understand or not? We now struggle on short yardage 1 yard or so, we also can’t get it done on short yardage plays with consistency, especially in the playoffs. Didn’t think that was a difficult concept, but I’m here to be corrected.

The Bills D imposed their will on the Jets offense last week. But by surrendering 370 yards and 31 points the Finns did not impose their will on the Bills O last night.

You don’t know how much longer fans will put up with an undefeated team averaging 34 points a game? Just stop.

I’m not sure Rousseau is being coached up well. I know there’s some in the fanbase that think he got paid and is not firing on all cylinders. He gets no pressure from the edge and with a just a few tackles his pursuit seems limited so he’s not blocking throws either.If we’re expecting pressure from the edge it’s Bosa or an extra rusher. This seems like a problem until Hoecht comes back. The good news is they looked good for the second week against the run. Walker,Jones and Bernard were solid. Walker is a good player. White, showed some good coverage as a depth corner and Benford and Johnson are solid but we’re lacking quality at safety with Bishop always out of position . Face it, against quality passing attacks, we have to win shootouts. That’s a bad formula for beating teams like Green Bay, Tampa Bay, Atlanta, Philly.

We better see a 40-0 score next week to satisfy this fanbase. Although then the opponent will have been terrible and it won’t mean much until the playoffs. Something like that. Just accept that we ***** suck till we win it all.

As soon as I saw “calibre” in the OP, I knew it was gonna suck.

agree 100%. Miami was playing a lot of 2 high looks with a spy in the middle, daring Allen to take the short stuff and hoping he would eventually get frustrated and press (hoping for an interception). Allen was patient ALL night and didn't force anything. That's the sign of a super mature QB. And I guess the only other 'deep pass' was the TD attempt to the back of the end zone for Kincaid. Perfect pass by Josh but the CB timed it perfectly to break it up.

It's beyond silly hearing people bash the Bills offense like it’s been some kind of disaster. If you’re one of those folks, — you’re just showing your lack of knowledge. Let’s talk facts: #1 in total offensive yards — that means we move the ball better than any other team in the league. #2 in points Scored — our offense is putting up big time points on the board #1 in turnovers given up — yeah, this is the one sore spot. But guess what? That’s not a scheme issue — that’s execution. #1 in 30+ points per game since last year in the league - meaning we are consistently beating the crap out of opposing defenses. #2 in TIme of Possession - against the Ravens we had it for 34 minutes 49 seconds, against the Jets for 38 minutes and 21 seconds and against the Dolphins for 31:47 for an average of 34 minutes and 41 seconds. #3 Rushing attack in the league at 166 ypg Red zone offense is at 71.43% which means we get to the Red zone and we are putting in the endzone. Now let’s rewind to last season: We were top 2 in scoring, top 5 in yards, and top 5 in third-down conversions. Josh Allen was top 3 in total touchdowns. We had one of the most balanced and explosive offenses in the NFL. So when people infer the offense is boring or the receivers don't get "separation" - all I hear is - "I don't know jack squat about what a successful football team looks like" it’s just lazy talk. I think some of you would prefer a team like the Bengals who throws the ball 40 times a game to WR's. How did that work out for them last year? You’re ignoring the numbers and reacting emotionally. Bottom line: this offense is elite.