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He hasn’t torched anyone as of yet. He’s played very efficiently and at a high level but in both his wins he threw the ball 24 times or less. The two times he threw more than 24 times they lost.
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The Ray Davis-backup running back discussion
Magox replied to TBBills Fan's topic in The Stadium Wall
He and Ty Johnson have definitely not looked as good so far, but I think that is primarily due to a lack of snaps and in preseason there really weren't many holes. I do think that he and Ty look more hesitant, I wouldn't give up on them yet. -
Would sure love to have him back. When Oliver is at his best he is the best defender on this team.
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James Cook AFC Offensive Player of the Month (September 2025)!
Magox replied to bills742's topic in The Stadium Wall
I'm sure glad we signed him for $12M a year, but if he would have signed for over $13M, I WOULD HAVE BEEN BIG MAD!! -
For me the most pressing need this team needs is a true 1 technique DT. Our biggest liability by far is stopping the run. If we can stop the run then everything else on defense gets infinitely more simple. Some potential targets: - Jeffrey Simmons - Big contract but he can do it all and Tennessee may look to reset - He's my ideal situation Probably would take a 2nd or 3rd rounder, could throw a player as well. - Mazi Smith - A bit unproven - he is a pure nose tackle and he's been supplanted by Kenny Clark Probably would take a 5th or 6th rounder - Jordan Davis - I don't think they'd move him but they do have depth at that position - He doesn't offer a lot against the pass If he were to be available a 2nd or 3rd and a player -Derrick Brown - Carolina player - Dominant run defender, maybe the best in the NFL - pretty expensive contract - Carolina is struggling and could look to trade him Probably would take a 1st and a mid rounder and maybe a player - DJ Jones - Very strong against the run - much cheaper Probably a mid to late rounder and maybe a player -Sebastian Joseph-Day - Another good run stuffer - doesn't cost much and is of rotational value Probably a late rounder like a 6th
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Not sure how it happened but I got caught up in an algorithmic hell on X and all I see are Patriots fanboys talking up Drake Maye and the Patriots. They are uber confident they can take down the Bills and that Drake could be MVP. I think the Bills will be super focused and will play with lots of intensity for this game, and they will need it because the Patriots are gonna play tough football. Maye has also been a third down killer this year which has been a sore spot for us, AGAIN. Need to make sure that we are better against the run and leave them some longer third downs than what they’d like to see.
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SI Article on Trades That Should Happen (a few Bills ones)
Magox replied to RyanC883's topic in The Stadium Wall
The only way the Bills trade for a CB is if they don’t believe Hairston will be able to play at a decent level this year. The offense is tops in the league and the run defense is one of the worst. We need a true quality 1 technique. We have DE’s and WR’s that we could trade. Maybe Epenesa or Samuelson along with a mid to late rounder should be able to net a quality run stuffing 1 technique -
With Dorian's injury, it wouldn't surprise me that the Bills decide to put him on IR to make room for Hoecht and Ogunjobi.
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Honestly, I think its time to have a conversation about Shaq Thompson getting many more snaps over Dorian Williams. This matches with what I see. I think the defense would be much better with him on the field.
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Keon was getting open a lot this past week. His ability to separate has really improved and it's just a matter of Josh looking his way a little more. We have ourselves a good WR in Keon. I expect he'll have the ball thrown his way a good bit more, specially in big games. Absolutely not the case! This is a tired talking point.
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Usually the defense responds well after they have a poor week. They weren't poor against the pass but their tackling was terrible and I do not expect that issue to repeat this week. I fully expect the defense to come out fired up. The offense I expect to try to continue to keep doing what they have been doing, which is dominate the line of scrimmage, establish the run game and run lots of play action. This is who the Bills are and that is their identity. McD and Brady and the offense would want it no other way.
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Wednesday morning facts
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And I can't wrap my head around fans who are so ignorant to the fact that the offense is the best in the NFL. That they have these crazy delusions that they just need to get another WR to be an even better team, ignoring the fact that the Bills rank first in many different metrics and that the way the offense is operating is exactly the way they intended it to be. This is exactly how championship offenses are built and they don't want to return to the pass happy days of 2020. Those days are over, so you can just continue to keep crying into the wind and on the message board to anyone who will hear you. Meanwhile, the Bills continue to be #1 on offense with as balanced and efficient of an attack as you'll see. It's beyond fine! It is tops in the NFL.