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https://www.espn.com/nfl/team/depth/_/name/buf what role do you think he plays? Pff has Zion 20 points better than sanders to the broader point. What are the bills going to do with the next 3 weeks and return of suspended players and Ed either this DL? Very interesting. I can see a reality where tj sanders and Landon Jackson are inactive most of the time

Cook kind of reminds me more of Leveon Bell in his prime. Bell was a bit bigger and Cook is a bit faster, but, the way Cook is patient finding the holes, follows and works with his blockers, and then the explosiveness when hitting the hole all kind of remind me of Bell. Last two years: Kamara: 2,653 yards from scrimmage and 14 TDs; 4.05 yds/C, 7.1 yds/rec (27 games total) Cook: 2,834 yards from scrimmage and 24 TDs; 4.80 yds/C, 9.1 yds/rec (33 games total) Should be a good match-up (of the RBs), though obviously Cook has the way better overall team. Kamara has averaged 1,442 yards from scrimmage per season over the last 8 years, with 10.4 TDs per year. Just FYI. (He missed 17 games during that span---8 years). I know it probably won't happen because we have run the ball a ton these first 3 games and I'm sure there will be games where we end up passing much more or the backup RBs get more touches than they have, and I know it is only 3 games, but currently Cook is on pace for 2,000 yards from scrimmage and 22 TDs this year (on pace for 1,609 rushing yards and 402 receiving yards). Like I said, he probably won't reach that, but I was a bit surprised that he was on pace for 1,600 rushing yards and 22 total TDs currently. Last year, that would have put him third in rushing (behind only Barkley and Henry) and first in TDs. Glad we paid the man his money.

For the past years we've put plenty of great plays on tape early Now we're actually getting Josh into a rhythm of three step and five step passing game... Reading the field and executing That's going to be tougher to defend in January when we have a rhythm passing game.. then when they open up the Play action by another 5% or 8% it's going to pay dividends We have other things the offense has to work on, during these early regular season games then the play action game where Josh is already very very good We don't need to show our full hand... Our offense is humming we really don't need to show any of our best play action plays yet From 9% to 15% when the games are on the line is probably what you can expect

“It’s on Trump to tone down the rhetoric.” What an absolute joke these people are. And I’ll just leave these here: The biggest POS to ever hold office in the United States.

I knew Hawes could catch the ball, but had him pegged as more the blocking TE who would be a plodding outlet option. I was fine with that and the kid just helping us move the chains occasionally. So of course Brady has the kid running the seam route and Allen rips one to him...good for him. Love it when our players prove me wrong and outperform expectations and now teams have to account for a strong blocker that can also get down field when needed.

They don’t really play the same role, so I am not sure that comparison really matters

It looks like we need to be prepared for a lot on no huddle against the Saints. Get ready! They are the 2nd highest at 29.4% no huddle, so it will be a different pace. (Washington is a whopping 60%!) .

lol this ***ing thread

Same

We almost NEVER run play action. It’s infuriating. Half of my game day thread posts are me begging Brady to run play—,5&9’.

Zion is better than tj sanders at this point

What am I missing? we're top 5 in lowest shotgun percentage

Still running man?

Two Buck Chuck beat out other CA wines in a blind taste test one year.

"With every five scans, your sixth is FREE! And we use a REAL doctor to determine if you're concussed!"

Once my predicted score is taken, I decline the offer to guess. Thank you, #Freddie's Dead for providing this thread weekly.

It’s not small stuff at this point. They have a lot of NYS troopers out there now.

UAL3816 is on the way. I guess the Saints aren't taking the forfeit.

I believe the original plan was for AJ McCarron to start for the 1st few games to half a season & then put Josh in, but McCarron wasn't very good, got hurt & then when the Bills planned to start Peterman after he had played better than McCarron in camp & preseason, McCarron wanted out & got traded to the Raiders. Personally, I wanted Josh to start day 1 & was disappointed he didn't. He had a terrible O-line & WRs, but he learned a lot & by the Miami game at the end of the season his career was on an upward trajectory. The only glitch was a mid season injury that kept him out a month. Nobody will ever convince me that starting a rookie QB ruins him. There are so many success stories from QBs who were thrown in early & no matter how bad they struggled in the beginning, they learned so much their rookie years by playing, that they went on to have great careers. Sometimes, you even get a rookie who lights it up from day 1 & never looks back.

And I think that it's part of the issue. How many top 10 wide receivers are there in the league? 10. How many of those top 10 receivers are there on a single team? Maybe you can argue that one team has 2? But so far this year it looks like that's not the case When you look at how people rate the quarterbacks it is drastically different than the top two wide receivers. People give a lot more leeway to a good quarterback being great.

I've only been wrong a couple times so I can understand how stupid people think. 🤣

No reason for the HGH etc, anymore, looks like a normal big guy, don’t get me wrong, I don’t care that “ most” players juice, it’s part of the game,

My take is Kamara receiving production is not really anything you can compare with Cook. Perhaps cook would be capable of this in some other offense or with a different focus, but it's just night and day. I've never thought they were super similar players.