all of the above, so I chose other. Otherwise, I'd go with Brown. Fixing the OL will enable TEs to run routes, providing additional dimensions to the offense.
have to help Brown. I also would like to seem them more involved.
If the Bills can stop the run and Hill/Waddle, likely by disrupting the timing routes, they should be able to stop a few Dolphins drives enough to get the offense going against what is not a fantastic D in Miami.
I agree with this. But the OL there is in shambles, that impacts the running game at the very least. And the inability to swing a trade or sign someone like Colt McCoy or trade for Jamis Winston (would be nearly impossible now) is ridiculous. The Jets seem content to play out the year for a better draft position. They could still make the playoffs with a serviceable QB given the D and weapons they have with G. WIlson and the RBs.
All that said, I'm glad they are a disaster!
I’ve seen Dorsey use the run game and intermediate passes more than Daboll. If Dorsey does not improve I’d rather go with option C, neither. But so far I lime what I’ve seen from Dorsey better than what we had with Daboll.
I'm of several thoughts here. One is that the offense is good with the longer passes, but at the same time, it does make us more one dimensional and we would be better served by adding YAC routes into our offense. Teams that can do both put up massive numbers and generally last longer in the postseason. Perhaps we have those but have not called them yet.
the lack of a legit number 2 WR worries me. But offense looked better in Raiders game in terms of flow, etc, hopefully the 12 personnel is the plan going forward.
I like the idea a lot. Gives us two stud WR (many other "top" teams have this), and I'm not sure how you defend him, Diggs, and Davis. plus the TE, plus the run game. We can hang 73 on someone later this year with him!