Bleeding Bills Blue

The only spot i'd add in the secondary is at safety - where the incumbent starter is a gaping hole in the roster. If 2 of 4 boundary corners are injured, neither for the season, its not as big of a stretch to say you have some contributors and reinforcements coming in. But there's nothing behind rapp to take his job, and he's been really really bad. Disaster in run fits, and always seems to be too far from players to disrupt much of anything in the pass game. At this point i'm good to just roll with poyer, he's slow too but at least there's some instincts there. He was once an all-pro, while rapp really should be relegated to a 3rd safety dime center fielder.

I mean his angle on bijan was bad, but i think that was kind of on ingram not pushing him back inside at all. Like He just full sprinted to try and save a TD, i'm not sure he was in the wrong place on the play. He seems like the type to keep battling, which i can appreciate. Davis played 2 snaps in this one... its hard to say we need someone when we just don't use the ones we have.

I'd say my up would be in line with others UP Walker - I know he doesn't pop in every rep, but it felt like he was in on every run stop Thompson - i'd like to see him catch that pick on the last drive and put pressure on atlanta though Davis - He got the ball and made a big play. He also played 2 snaps so its sad that he's in this section. Down Bernard - Seemed to struggle with play depth and a lot of that had to do with stacking the LOS Safeties - Rapp stinks, like 0 redeeming qualities. Bishop seemed to also struggle with angles and depth because we needed to stop the run bleeding Allen - He played pretty poorly in this one. He wasn't seeing the field well pre or post-snap, and missed a number of throws that were chain movers.

I'm still... how Offside does one have to be for you to call it on the first play of the game? They miss lining up in the neutral zone CONSTANTLY - but they needed to toss that flag?

Colemans also drawing #1 corners more frequently, especially after palmer went out. I feel like AJ Terrell followed him basically the rest of the game. Gabe doesn't have the man beater chops of palmer, but he can track deep balls well and finds zone windows well during crossers. Also always had a knack for sideline plays, and towing the end zone back line.

9 pages and no ones taking a freakin breath. It's the same crap everywhere else on the board. The hyperbole after a loss is insane. We win and we're super bowl bound, we lose and its doom and gloom. There is the POSSIBILITY - that the team that played yesterday will be better in 2 weeks, and that the team that plays in december and january looks considerably different.

I don't really think McD has done a bad job coaching this year to be honest. If you want to fire him, fire him after the team lays another egg in the playoffs or misses - but i don't fire him because we lost an away game with a banged up roster.

What am i looking at with this play? At the 2 second mark this ball could go to an uncovered shakir. If Josh bails right he probably has coleman.

Theres a few QBs hurt and missing time in jackson and Burrow. There will be more.

4th and 2, ty johnsons wide open, allen misses him with a stupid flip pass instead of just throwing the freaking ball. Draw your own conclusions. Mine is that Allen has played poorly the last 2 weeks.

Just run the ball. That cute call was insane. Also down 7 we just, abandoned our running attack, and continued to try and create down field passing opportunities against a team that was blitzing constantly. The screen to davis was a great call. We don't run another screen the rest of the game.

I think he drew a tough corner matchup with AJ Terrell, and with Palmer going out they assigned him to follow coleman. He was not up to the task. Falcons off a bye week definitely had a good gameplan for the bills offense, and brady called a poor game. I think its unfair to single out coleman when allen was under pressure a season high amount, and just generally played really poorly.

It's the complementary football argument. If the bills secure the ball and don't turn it over 3 times - the likelihood of that FG at the end of the game being to take the lead are far lower. It's more likely that FG is to tie, or they need a TD etc.

You sometimes do it when you show blitz. Something in film shows how they like to counter certain blitzes with "hot" receivers, and if you can time it right you can drop directly into the throwing window.

I wore my white bruce smith - last time i wore it they lost to cinci in the playoffs.

I mean at this point - he's on IR until prater loses the job. And he's honestly probably cut next year. The dead hit plus a late round rookie is still less than he's paid and between previous unreliability, and now availability issues. It might just be time to let him go elsewhere.

Yeah - just calling out how a true data point can be construed a certain way. I wonder what they're wanting out of him tbh. Is it mental mistakes? Is it strength or hand usage? Is he too heavy and slow?

Why'd you cut it off at 72? Seems like a strange number... almost as though picks 75, 76, 80, 82, 88, 89, 91, 98, and 99 also haven't played in the 3rd round.

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.