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with 46 run plays against, there will be wins and losses. I felt like , although still a developing player (maybe never full time starter type) Phillips had his best game in a long time.

also check out the analysis on the run D as they discuss in this stream - (I think its not too far into the show)

That mostly aligns with the cover 1 film breakdown of the play although they agreed that while Milano and Hyde MAJORLY over-committed, Edmunds could have slow played it a tad more as well. And AJ was partially responsible as well as mentioned...

Sad to hear! Too young as well! Possibly the Bills most unsung special teamer in their history. Tasker always talks about how Pike was their best guy out there in his time.

The Defense had 8 TFL's last night, and agreed...Horrible Harry was excellent for the most part from our view last night.

Its funny how many folks thought Gugny was being serious, including you.

Josh has become one of few most accurate QB's in the game, if you are actually measuring accuracy correctly. He throws far more passes in this offense that are much higher degree of difficulty than most other offenses around the league, and still is often @70% even so. I can only imagine the blisteringly amazing #'s Josh would produce behind even a "good" pass blocking O-line. If and when we get one of those, he'll be destroying some records and then maybe some of you that can't see the obvious will see it.

I just can’t believe there’s some analyst out there that actually said Mac Jones was even remotely close to Allen as a QB, let alone better?? That could not have actually happened, could it? Did he really actually say it? Any such analyst should be removed by their employer immediately. We could lose to New England sure ( I don’t think we will) but saying that is just absurd. There’s no way that person could actually believe that if he’s seen both play.

Jones is most definitely NOT more accurate. Completion percentage is NOT a measure of accuracy. Crazy things happen at times but the reincarnation of TB12 is NOT at hand. Maybe also try some research on how to measure QB accuracy. Hint, Listen to actual QB's/Coaches talk about it. I'll keep any further replies about my point to the poster it was directed to.

LMAO Pot meet kettle. That holds no water. The point was literally that completion % for Jones is a reflection of him throwing a ton of 5 yard passes and his YPA is mostly influenced by having a high completion percentage. look at AIR yards per completion (or attempt) for an actual indicator of what kind of passes your kid is throwing, and what kind our guy is. Oh and this response was specifically for PatsNH to boot. He atleast understands the game a bit and the limitations of measures such as completion percentage, smh.

Allen is among the 5 most accurate QB's in the game now. Not sure what the heck you mean there. And he throws far more passes down the field especially in the intermediate range so its not a "that's because he throws a ton of 5 yard passes" kinda thing, AND he does it under great duress from our awful pass blocking O-line on most occasions.

Hey Dopey… the answer was “sure have”. It’s been there the whole time. Sorry for your lack of comprehension. I have season tickets so yes I have seen him often. Seriously people

If “ sure have “ isn’t a direct answer to you, I don’t know how to help you.

Sure have. Looks like a top 3 QB in the game like he has since the beginning of last year. Numbers and visual evidence of throws he makes back it up too. Jones is just a guy. The Pats are a good, efficient and otherwise unimpressive team.

More yawn. Solid team. Massively over hyped qb

I’m Speaking mostly regarding the level of quarterbacking ( the most telling factor) so I’d disagree there

Pats look insanely average and unimpressive.

That was BS though. We were not thin at the CB position. Our 4 depth cb's are better overall than those on most teams. It's the wrong reaction here to try to have someone to blame. Hope that we make do in the best possible way. Look at other team's #3 corners around the league. It's not even a debate.

False. The Bills secondary is as or more deep than most of the teams in the league. Almost all teams are in trouble when they get to their 3rd corner having to start. Look at the rosters around the league.

KC and Houston games this year had significant rain.

no doubt. More meaning like adequately considering the 2 starters being out.

no doubt! It has felt that way but I never looked at that one. That's a shame. Kept 2 Colts drives going yesterday that were stopped when the game was still in the balance.

#1 in pressure rate could explain much of that. See my post ^^

https://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/2021/opp.htm#all_advanced_defense Sort by Pressure Percentage. This tells us that the rotation is working for what it is intended for (to stop NFL passing attacks and affecting Qb's in the pocket). The problem is with stopping the run. Being without Star and Edmunds also hurts, but either way the issue is stopping physical rush attacks. To me we only have good Dt's and thats Star and Ed O. They both have very specific things they do well, and Star has been out so... There's a big part of the issue. The rest of that can only be fixed next off-season unless we try to run blitz more often to cover up (but that creates new problems too).

You'd have to be an idiot to think that the 2nd best Gm/Head Coach combo in Bills history should be something to consider doing away with after a loss while underway in a season at 6-4 when the beast record in the entire conference is 7-3.