WhitewalkerInPhilly

I honestly think it's the best choice right now. Every hot OC gets called in as a QB whisperer so it's not like we can expect an offensive genius to walk in from the outside. I have to think that Beane and McDermott had to see this coming since the end of last season. It seems impossible for me to imagine that they didn't evaluate Dorsey a long time coming for the role and I honestly don't think they would put him in the job if they didn't think he would succeed. Now, can he manage a run game too? We will find out.

I mean if they need draft picks for their rebuild I would take Saquaon Barkley off their hands for a 4th

Can they take Frazier with him?

Absolutely. There was chatter that he Rousseau would not see starting snaps because of how raw he was. I think, however, it's time to let Hughes walk. Love the guy, but his fued with the refs is a problem

Yeah he really came on. It's why I am preaching patience with Rousseau

Just a few for me: -I am ok with Frazier moving on. Give him the boot if you have to. The breakdowns in clutch third and fourth downs were on display all year. -I don't see anything Sanders can give us that Davis isn't doing better. -Hughes can walk. Star isn't worth the contract money so kick him to the curb. -Draft a goddamn #2 CB -When are *we* getting free agents midseason on the cheap to "compete with a contender"?

I think I missed this one. What's this yam thing?

I hadn't been to a game since the 90s and it was nothing like I remember as a kid. It was so much louder. There was an incredible energy and people were constantly celebrating

It was hilarious because right after the touchdown the scoreboard in the stadium announced there was a flag on the play. Everyone got excited because we thought the call would be overturned and people started booing when it wasn't. Then we got the "don't throw anything onto the field" announcement

I am. Because I need to fly home after that It was cold enough last night that they just had to burn him

I mean, he was a very able edge setter vs the run. For the Pats it might be a smart pickup. But on long term, we need our picks to take over

This is the matchup I wanted. Not because I want vengeance on the Pats for decades of slapping us around (I do) but because I think we know what the Patriots are. They win by keeping a low score and running it. When Mac Jones needs to throw, he's been stopped.

Am I crazy for wanting us to throw this game? I do not want KC in the divisional round

Curses! My secret is revealed! /s

I don't like the 4:15 start. The winds will be picking up. We should best the Jets regardless but I want Allen on the bench after halftime and this complicates that goal.

wowwww. The Eagles get a 1st round pick from the Colts, and then Wentz does this and might get them knocked out of the playoffs.

Fairburn wrote for Rochester, so he is one of ours

I mean, we've gotten production out of these guys. Don't get me wrong. Beasley is an excellent safety blanket for Josh, and he has a great ability to beat zone coverage. The problem is that Allen is growing to a point where he doesn't need a safety blanket as much (you always can use one!) and Beasley is getting outstripped by Davis and McKenzie. I don't hate Star. He helps us in the run defense, which is a weakness of ours. But I can't say that his presence means that an opponent's run game gets shut down and he doesn't do all that much. I am ok with cutting both, and replacing with mid-price free agents while drafting to replace. It's the pattern of teams that win long term.

This series is on drugs. Does anyone know where I can get them?

I'm also among those who think Mac Jones is a fraud. I'll credit Belicheck for putting him in a good situation to succeed, but he has kept the training wheels on. I'll let them dink and dunk and grind if Josh is able to use the whole offense this time

I remember reading an article about Schwartz when he was here about the debate of the value of looking at pass rush success as sacks vs pressures I tend to be in the camp that sacks are great but the truest measure is pressures. Sacks can be flukey. Pressures mean that a QB is consistently making a choice quicker than they like. Sure, they sometimes make a big play but those pressures add up and lead to dump offs at best, a QB often not throwing their best ball, and sometimes them putting it up in the air for an INT.

I think that thing that has us seething tonight is the lopsidedness. I remember back last year when the Bills beat LA and got a new set of downs at the very end because of a ticky tak DPI call. And what I heard all week was the sports world talking about how the refs had robbed LA of a heroic comeback. I am curious to hear how many say that this time. Look, I am a fan of defense. I want to let DBs play and make plays. I want refs to allow tight coverage. But it is particularly egredious to allow some severe contact by a DB on last years #1 receiver, tugging his jersey to a new size. Then, in overtime, an illegal contact call that is called 99 out of a 100 times vs the Bills is ignored only for pretty blatant OPI get called DPI. It's sickening. The amount of ballwashing that Brady gets is terrifying, and non-Bills fans have been noticing since last year

I like the return of McKenzie and Davis. I feel like they got rotated out of gameplans because you had Sanders. Is looks a lot more like our 2020 offense

I have lived through too many heart attack game endings where teams against us rack up a touchdown against prevent coverage and holding our breath as they try an onside kick. Kicking a field goal still leaves that sliver of a chance of a Dolphins comeback. Taking a knee still leaves time on the clock. That's a hallmark of good teams: you put your boot on their throat when you can and you force them to stop you.

I hope we see some jet motion in the second half. It seems like the Titans are blitzing every play and some misdirection might help.