Solomon Grundy

Hmmm....

Sanders getting injured hurt them

Allen needs to know that if its 1 on 1, give your receiver the chance to win the battle. That's what the great QBs do.

MAJ, I'm hating your avatar right now. Next time suffer through Biebs, please

I think the Bills will find their offense against the Dolphins and they will apply this concept for the rest of the season. More run game, RPO with a sprinkle of playaction for the long ball. Will be surprised seeing Josh purely in shotgun

Loved the Coach!! He spoke the truth about the team. Sad part is that Jackson wouldn't have been long for Bills fans.

YES and YES!!

McDermott won't do it!!

Coulda kept Chase for a lot less Hausch money!!

When do we start questioning Beane and his old boyism?

Would love for Allen to learn this. Time and touch

This is something else I'd like to see Allen do, designed throws on the run.

Committing to run makes playaction effective. Singletary was avg 5 yds/carry

I'm watching the 49ers still try to run the ball with 8 in the box. And succeed

They're also showing some commitment to running the ball regardless of the defensive front

Joe Burrow's development has been profound under Brady

House, your responses are the best!! Bar none

Was listening to Sal earlier and he listed a group of QBs who threw the ball 40x or more and of all those QBs the only one that won was Jameis Winston. FWIW, his opposing QB threw the ball 48x.

Yolo, sometimes you have to weigh the good vs the bad. Smith's good (blocking)< Smith's bad (penalties). This guy is a seasoned pro. This shouldn't be happening weekly.

My #1 problem I have with Daboll is that he doesn't take advantage of mismatches during games. In any game you play, you find the advantage and exploit it. I just don't see Daboll's offense doing this. I may be wrong, but in my opinion, it's not happening. First off, I'm constantly seeing Beasley open yet the ball is being, seemingly, forced to John Brown. Also, although he drops passes on occasion, I'd like to see Knox more involved. I don't see many LBs with the ability to cover him. There are many things I'd like to see incorporated into this offense that can take advantage of the players strengths. More RPOs, more rollout passes, backside screens to Singletary. The Vikings ran a beautiful one where Cousins faked the run to Cook, rolled out to the right and threw it back to Cook for a 30 yd gain. I hate just seeing Josh sitting in the pocket watching the rush engulf him.

Cover 0, cover 2, man to man, no matter what defense is called if they send a blitzer don't you throw to that side of field?

He hasn't been able to read that blitz all season. Go back and watch previous games

Is that because he's not reading the blitzer? Teams run this same blitz against him weekly and he never recognize it.

Shouldn't he throw to the side the blitzer is coming from?

He's not giving receivers a chance to make a play on the ball. What good is having a cannon if you can't hit the wall? Everything else seems right on point though