Wayne Cubed

USA vs Samoa, currently on. EDIT: The USA defense is horrible and their tackling is bad.

And slow.

Why would a player, who is in for a try out, give up plays? If he was signed then maybe he would, if he can remember them. Him knowing the plays is his bargaining chip.

Pick plays only work against specific coverages. Even Rex said this week that the coverages they run pick plays wouldn't work. If you look at the plays the Pats** ran picks on the Steelers CBs are in press man coverage. The CBs are aligned the same distance away from the Pats** WR. If the Steelers would have staggered their alignment, the pick play doesn't work.

I'm watching. I don't support any specific country but I'll watch most if not all the matches.

I may have 2 extra tickets, I bought a pair for my father-in-law, but he hasn't completely committed. I'll attempt to get an answer out of him, if you are interested. They are 50 yard line, 3rd tier, 14th row.

I've heard the Bills have to give up 2 1st round picks for every year Sammy is on the active roster and if he signs an extension there is a clause in his contract that that number can go up to 3 per year.

I'm confused, is the OP complaining he doesn't catch enough balls or doesn't do enough with the catches he has made? If it's the latter, over the 10 game stretch, as you correctly pointed out, Sammy Watkins has had 30 receptions. What you didn't point out was that those 30 receptions went fro 549 yards. That's 18.3 YPC, which would have been good for 2nd in the NFL in 2014. If your complaining that he doesn't get enough catches, I would hope you realize he isn't the guy designing game plans and he isn't the guy throwing the ball. He can't throw the ball to himself. Should he be getting the ball more? No doubt he's an explosive player but that's Romans job to get him the ball. Sammy gets open, watch the all-22, Tyrod and Roman just have to go his way.

Cause EJ has never had a meltdown... And next week it'll be: "Would feel a lot more comfortable with EJ starting against Dolphins than TT. EJ has shown how to win against Miami and division rivals a couple times."

Tyrod Taylor hand off to Watkins on jet sweep to the left for 7 yards. 15 first downs

Hilariously, Robey was covering Fleener on one play, surprised Luck didn't spot it.

#GoingRogue

I just finished taking a look at the all-22 and it is bad. From the looks of it, it looks like a lot of mental errors by both Henderson and Wood. For example, in the first series on 3rd down, the one where Tyrod scrambles, the Colts show blitz but only end up rushing 4. Wood and Ingonito both ignore one of the Colts rusher, it looks like Wood should have picked him up, and let him run free for Ka. Williams to block. The Colts had 4 rushing and the Bills had 6 blocking and still couldn't stop it. Another on a 4 yard loss by McCoy, Henderson shots past the DE to the block the LB, it's a stretch play so the DE easily runs down the line and tackles McCoy for a loss. Langford, the DE Henderson was up against, had a good day.

Saw that this morning. Very in-depth. Love this "But the Patriots have Belichick and Brady. The Bills, Dolphins, and Jets have a bunch of wannabes and never-weres." Seriously the Bills need to pound the ever loving **** out of the Pats**. It's time.

Haha, these past couple of pages gave me a good little laugh. It's turned to arguing about hypothetical situations as to why Freddie should still be on the team. The Bills did not need Fred Jackson to beat the Colts, that's a fact.

I'll take some more fantasy points from Julio even though I'm ahead by 60 already.

I think it's a fair comment, I don't have any problem with the criticism, my question would be when was this suppose to happen? When the Bills got the ball in the second half they drove down the field in 11 plays including some intermediate throws to Woods and Clay but the running/screen game was churning yards out that drive so I don't see why he needed to change up the play calls. The Bills second possession in the 2nd half came with :54 seconds left in the 3rd and started off with a holding call. The next play calls were run, pass(Taylor scans and is looking downfield and dumps to Clay when no one is open), pass(bad handle of the ball by Taylor so no idea where the ball was suppose to go). The next series of plays were in the 4th qtr with 11:21 remaining and again stared with a holding call. The plays then went a deep throw to Watkins in double coverage, a run and then another attempted pass that Tyrod knocked down. The Bills got lucky on a muffed punt and were already in FG range but instead of 3 straight runs, they attempted a deep pass to Watkins in the endzone. The Bills don't get the ball back until there 5:55 left in the 4th. Should they have kept attempting to score more points or seeing as they were up by at least 3 scores try to run the clock out? I guess that's up for debate but I don't have any problem with them playing conservative.

I'll take the fantasy points, thanks MM.

Respectfully K-9, I disagree. The offense was put into a lot of tough situations with the holding/penalty calls. If they did go into a conservative shell or let off the gas peddle, IMO, it wasn't until there was about 5 minutes left in the 4th. They came out in the 2nd half and had a nice 11 play touchdown drive. Then the next Colts possession basically lasted the rest of the 3rd. When the Bills did get the ball, a holding penalty put them in 1st and 19. Still they were able to get a first down with big runs from Ka. Williams and Shady. The drive ultimately stalled. The next possession for the Bills, after a 3 and out by the Colts, again started with a holding penalty, 1st and 20. First play was a deep pass attempt to Watkins into double coverage. Then a run. Then a pass play again which is the one Taylor swatted down. The Bills punted and fortunately recovered a muffed punt. After the recovery instead of 3 straight runs to secure a FG they went for the jugular with a deep pass to Watkins. It was a little long but still an aggressive play, hardly going into a shell. The next time the Bills got the ball was with 5 mins left in the 4th. I'd say then they went conservative and were just trying to run the clock out.

Knew a thread like this would pop up. Lots of play makers on offense, hard to get them all the ball. Also, V. Davis was one of the best CB in the NFL last year. Also, the point of the game is to win

Run offense can be a lot better but I'm guessing the Colts game plan all along was to stop the run. Still, OL needs to play better. Too many penalties. Great game from the defense. Tyrod looked cool and calm and made some nice throws.

Boom!

Really, I wasn't aware of that.