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When you can bring a son of a western NY back home you just have to do it. Good luck to him, always liked him as a coach.

It could be, he's also older with a lot of mileage on those wheels, how long can he keep up the two way threat.

He really doesn't look like hes having fun at times. Like Josh can say he's more than a football player, or that if a SB happens it happens and he's not worried about it, game doesn't define him, but right now it seems like he's not enjoying the game. Also, looks like he's a step slower when trying to rush, which makes sense, he's almost 30, but if we are in his shoes we'd probably be feeling similarly, or maybe we're reading too much into it....probably the later. Still, lot of thoughts probably running through his head, he's given this team all he could and it may not be enough.

Walker has the most insane upside of any guy they've drafted outside of Josh Allen.

He had that one good stunt late that freed up Bosa for a qb hit, but yeah the drop off from Hoecht was pretty big, you could feel it. We were walking back their interior OL all game. It was fun to watch. Shame he got hurt, pretty big loss if you consider how much he flashed the first two weeks. In a perfect world Jackson would have a similar role but he can’t get on the field.

Before you showed someone this chart would anyone have guessed DK Metcalf as having worse separation metrics. Keon's got to be better, simple as that.

Here's another tell, they run the ball under center like 80% of the time, and pass out of the gun 80%.

Somethings up there, guy was really good last season, but this new staff has not taken to him.

The guy chose the number 0, that's about the impact he has each week. Insanely poetic.

Hes got a lot to work on, but at the very least he's a legit force against the run and seems unblockable at times. If they can unlock more the guy will be an all-pro. Should have had 5.

He went from surrounding Josh with offensive weapons to surrounding him with anchors. Samuels/Moore, stink. Coleman, stats don't lie. Kincaid, nice piece, not enough production. Down to Shakir and Cook (who is a 2 down back lol). Now contrast that with all the resources spent on the D, and how bad it still is. More draft capital spent there than on O, and it's not a productive unit.

Its time for a change. Not a well built roster, Beane deserves more of the blame here, but we've seen enough of McD and I'm not sure he's going to get us over the hump. They haven't been a sharp team for most of the season. Too many penalties, folks not on the same page, all falls on coaching.

Roll your best WRs out there, your best running back, and play ball. This isn't youth football where everyone takes a turn.

They mentioned it on the broadcast a few times, but this is an issue going back to Ken Dorsey, and it's probably gotten worse since because we run way more. At least with Daboll you knew they were going to be in the gun a vast majority of the time. Wish we had numbers on this stuff. It's amazing that we consistently ranked top 5 in playaction passes when Daboll was here and the run game was mediocre to bad. We are a top 5 run team now and last year ranked near the bottom in playaction passes. This is not complimentary football.

Kincaid was on fire all night and only got 6 targets, played only 60% of the snaps. I'm honestly tired of the rotating wheel at WR, pick your 3 best and roll them out. I don't need Shavers getting snaps when he's just run blocking. Ride your best players, felt that they made too big of a deal with Cook getting too much of the workload and he barely touched the ball early in last night's game. Ride your best players.