Bleeding Bills Blue

9 snaps on offense the last 2 weeks vs. 16 on special teams. I don't understand how there can be a discussion about a player who has 1 carry in the last 2 weeks. There's nothing to even judge.

Davis has played 39 SNAPS in 4 games. That's less than 10 plays per game - and he played 9 total snaps in the last 2 games.

4 were after allen came out of the game, as did the entire left side of the offensive line. But lets all judge a guy for 7 carries across 3 games.

Davis yards before contact is currently 1.2, league average is 2.4. He doesn't have the carries to show up on a league list - but there are 5 backs with a sub 1.5 yards before contact with the qualifying number of carries. Charbonnet - 2.5 yards per carry Warren - 3.1 yards per carry Conner - 3 yards per carry Brown - 2.3 yards per carry Jeanty - 4.1 yards per carry - Helped tremendously by a 64 yard carry. Without that he'd be averaging 3.2 yards per carry. He hasn't had the touches to get in a rhythm, and the run blocking has likely been worse during his limited snaps.

Ball needs to be on the outside shoulder in that scenario. Or you need to throw it earlier and harder as soon as he released.

3 games this year he has had 1 or fewer carries. It's kinda hard to judge anyone on that little film. A few of the jets ones were in garbage time too. 11 carries in 39 snaps - which includes kneeldown's potentially.

He has 11 carries in 4 weeks though. If he took 1 carry for 20 yards, he'd be at 12 for 49 which is 4 YPC. Its the smallest of small sample sizes.

That's why timeshares like gibbs and montgomery often swap out for drives instead of just giving someone a breather.

Keon was open on the interception if the ball goes where its supposed to go

Usually its not about burning down the sideline but ball placement on the back shoulder.

I mean - to the title of this thread: Why would the Eagles trade their #1 WR to a team they have a far better than 0% chance of facing in the super bowl? I mean, they still have to play the Bills this year. Maybe they move him in the offseason, but i'd imagine there's a number of teams they wouldn't trade him to - Buffalo, KC, Baltimore, GB, Detroit being high among those teams.

Or you can counter that with a 1x1 beater like AJ brown - and hopefully Keon Coleman as I think he was brought in specifically to counter this. You'd also have palmer as a solid quick release type of man beater.

Yeah - the texans offense hasn't been lighting the world on fire and they can't run the ball. I don't like the ravens chances, but Houston isn't playing good football on offense either.

I'd be more good if the steelers, broncos, and jaguars all make the playoffs instead of them though. I don't think any of them can beat buffalo in the playoffs in buffalo.

Saints don't have a lot of players most people have heard of. Cam Jordan is among the only ones - and while he isn't prime Cam Jordan, he's still going to do his thing against a young backup swing tackle.

I think part of it is - the 3 hardest games on their schedule were @buf, @KC, and Det and those are all done. 3 AFCE games that are all winnable, 5 divisional games that are all winnable. Minnesota doesn't have a QB, winnable. Chicago isn't very good, winnable. Patriots in baltimore in december feels pretty winnable. Probably the toughest game left is GB. Really they need to get to 2-4 at the bye, and try and come back healthy with a 2-game week against chicago and miami which would potentially have them at .500 going into november with something resembling positive momentum.

Well... Cooper rush is starting in a must-win game, so i'm going to expect them to try and get henry 25+ carries, and 40+ carries as a team.

He struggled out of the gate but he definitely found his footing. Considering how much the team ran the ball and how effectively at times, i'd assume he was doing his 1/11 on a lot of those plays.

Solomon plays on a number of special teams coverage units, which i don't think Jackson can help with.

They need to figure out how to run on a stingy defense that knows its coming. Rush isn't a bad backup with a week of prep - his teams are 9-5 when he starts. He takes care of the ball, and doesn't take a lot of sacks.

Sort of - as a cleveland guardians fan, prior to last year i couldn't watch their games unless i had some bally sports package that was 49 dollars a month including a number of channels i didn't want. After the bankruptcy, they wanted 29.99 per month for their games and their league wide package would have blacked-out guardians games.

I don't think allen left the pocket, i'm not sure he ever really did on the play.

True... but the last 3 games they're averaging 16.6 points allowed, 17.3 first downs, 103 passing yards, 139.6 rushing yards, 242.6 total yards, and 1 takeaway per game. Are any of those averages likely to win a game? No. They've also trailed all of 4 minutes during the 3 game stretch.

The chiefs have always gotten away with murder in the playoffs - hence the effectiveness of their blitzes. If they got a defensive hold on half of them, it would not be as effective a strategy.

Also going on 120 minutes plus of not allowing a single play greater than 20 yards.