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I’ll believe it when I see it. McBeane love Edmunds. I think they will pay him. I’m not saying I think it’s the right move, I just don’t see them letting him go.
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Worst call in SB history. Refs ruined what was going to be one of the best SBs ever played At least KC gets an asterisk now like all of the Pats* superbowls
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The reason Gabe gets all the deep shots is because he is horrible at getting separation in the short/intermediate area. That DB in the beginning of the season nailed it- Gabe only runs 3 routes. We all dismissed that as garbage but in retrospect it’s true. I don’t blame Gabe for not meeting the expectations as a true #2. He got the chance to step up, he failed, so this team must get a better option at #2 for next year and put Gabe back in the 3/4 WR position where he can excel.
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Gabe has proven he is not a legit number 2. He’s a very good #3. I don’t think we can waste another year hoping he will progress without bringing in someone who has a better than average chance of winning that #2 spot. Gabe is a limited route runner without speed who does not separate early which accounts for his abysmal short and intermediate route numbers. I’m not even talking about his drops and lack of contested catches. He’s been figured out and he isn’t making teams pay for doubling Diggs on almost every snap. We need a legit #2 who can run the whole route tree or at least more than Davis is capable of.
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Late to the party but Shanahan not challenging that 4th down catch is a humongous big game coaching disaster. It will be completely forgotten about since Purdy injured his UCL same way Josh did. He’s done, 49ers are done. Eagles with the easiest path to the SB in history. Good for them, they took advantage of it and actually had a DE who could get to the passer to force Brock out. No one on Buffalo outside of Von would even have that opportunity to make the play.
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I’m very concerned this coaching staff is going to burn Josh out. There’s too much on his plate, he can’t be expected to carry this team every single game and that’s what they ask of him. Dorsey is a problem, he looked every bit the rookie coordinator he is. I don’t care about stats, his offense didn’t pass the eye test since the Green Bay game. He got figured out and made little to no adjustments. Every game is hike the ball and Josh go make a play. Can’t win in the playoffs like that. Beane was real defensive in his presser and I’m glad. It means he’s feeling some heat for the first time and maybe it will help him make the changes that need to be made. The D-line is a disaster with all his premium draft picks making little impact. If he really believes those players have the talent then he needs to fire Washington because they haven’t developed. Frazier will not have his contract renewed. I refuse to believe Beane is going to look at 3 straight playoff failures where the D gave up 30+ points and not think major changes are coming. This is the biggest offseason of the McBeane era and will determine our next few years.
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Buscaglia: Both Bills Coordinators are likely to be back in 2023
RunTheBall replied to JohnNord's topic in The Stadium Wall
There is a zero percent chance McBeane get fired even if we fall off the cliff next year. I think people underestimate the political capital they’ve built up since joining the Bills. The smart political move (which I don’t agree with) is to roll back with both coordinators so they can be sacrificed if we underachieve next season. No way Pegula cleans house after next season after the sht show he inherited and the turn around that has taken place. If that happens I think the heat will be on from the fan base but the owners? No way. -
Dorsey needs to go. He’s in way over his head. We don’t have time for him to learn on the job. Allowing Josh to have so much input on the OC was a mistake. I don’t care what the stats say, this offense hasn’t passed the eye test after the first 4 games and teams got some tape on us. Zero situational awareness, zero scheming guys open for easy throws for Josh, zero matching of running/passing game, no screens, little use of RB. They are turning Josh into Cam Newton 2.0. Look at how easy Mahomes and Burrow have it with a guy who knows what he’s doing. The entire offensive philosophy was backyard football. Hike the ball and Josh go make a play. Because Josh is so good with Diggs, that’s why it worked against a lot of teams. They are going to get him killed. There’s too much for Dorsey to try and learn while the window is still open. I’d seriously consider Brady as a replacement or go get a guy who knows how to scheme past “Everyone go deep”.
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How many times does our defense have to get completely annihilated in the playoffs before changes are made? This is 3 in a row now. Frazier cannot be here next year and none of you guys can seriously believe he’s a head coaching candidate can you? I’d get rid of Dorsey too. Zero rhythm to this offense, zero synch between running and passing schemes, zero use of our running backs in the passing game. Way to shorten the lifespan of our QB you absolute joke of an OC. He’s in way over his head and allowing Josh to have that much input into the OC was a mistake.
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100% true. Sal is pure garbage now. He’s a company man through and through who doesn’t work for the company, he just wants to.
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Saffold said guys were "exhausted" this week and "out of gas"
RunTheBall replied to Einstein's topic in The Stadium Wall
None of this explains or excuses the absolutely HORRIFIC game plans on both side of the ball. Frazier needs to go. His defense collapses as soon as we meet up with a good team in the playoffs. Dorsey won’t get canned, he should and the reigns given to Brady, but his backyard football, hike the ball and let Josh make a play, is the reason this offense has had zero rhythm, zero synchronicity between running and passing game, and is a testament to what a WARRIOR Josh Allen is to put up those gaudy stats despite being hampered by a shty OC. I don’t care what the stats say. I’m so sick of all these twitter and message board analytic fan boys. This team hasn’t passed the eye test since the beginning of the season and anytime one of us brought it up it was met with a bunch of BS stats saying the eye test didn’t matter. DVOA! YPC! AIR YARDS! POINT DIFFERENTIAL! Blah blah blah stuff it. The eye test mattered in the end. I saw a team that was never in sync the second half of the season scrapping up wins against teams they should have dominated. It finally caught up with them. This season proved that all those stats are garbage. They don’t mean a thing. Enough of us have watched enough football over the years to know a solid looking team when we see it and this team wasn’t it most of the year. They won because we have one of the best QBs in generations behind center willing them to win. -
An Assessment and Going Forward (after taking a breath)
RunTheBall replied to appoo's topic in The Stadium Wall
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This game proved once and for all that all that stat crap like DVOA and all the other random numbers people use to tell us how great this team is doesn’t mean sht. This team hasn’t passed the eye test since since the first quarter of the season. They’ve been playing sloppy football and beating up on crappy teams. On offense - I’d seriously consider letting Dorsey go. There has been ZERO flow or rhythm to this offense most of the season. Dorsey’s gameplan is backyard football. Hike the ball and let Josh make a play. There’s been way too much pressure on Josh to play perfect every game in order for us to win. On Defense - Frazier needs to be fired. This defense is a joke, I don’t care what the stats say. Any time we line up against an elite team we get steamrolled. They don’t even put up a fight. Personnel wise - Beane needs to take some heat. How many first and second rounders on the D-line were invisible against a practice squad o-line. Rousseau is the only one I’d keep. Oliver is over rated and needs to go after his 5th year. Basham - bust. Epenesa - bust. We need to completely retool both lines because when we lose it’s because our trenches get destroyed. Take the next 2 years and get a bunch of mean, nasty physical offense and defensive lineman to change the character of this team. They are too soft. Too finesse. Too much is put on Josh’s shoulders he’s the only tough bastard out there.
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Toradol is the equivalentof 7-10 mg morphine except it’s not an opiate it’s a non-steroidal like ibuprofen GABBA is used for nerve pain like you can get after an amputation. It’s also used in pre-surgical protocols to start treating pain before it starts. It’s not effective as a pain killer in the traditional sense. Depending on the dose GABBA can have some serious side effects, especially as you get older. Sedation and altered mental status being common. It’s a centrally (brain) acting agent so you can see why that would be the case
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He could go full TB12 method x 5 and it wouldn’t make a difference in a week. It’s the weak ligaments and swelling/pain/stiffness that will impact him next Sunday. Sure longer term a bit of growth hormone and test would help recovery
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Daboll going for it on that 4th was horrendous
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In terms of Mahomes injury, he’s not getting GABBA, he’s not getting a TAP block for an ankle, and maybe they toss him some Tylenol. Not sure why the use of toradol in this situation is controversial to you considering it’s short term analgesic potential but whatever Mahomes will play next week and be somewhat hobbled.
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Then you know its effectiveness for short term pain control. Wouldn’t be surprised if they did a selective nerve block as well
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Trevor Lawrence is horribly overrated If he doesn’t step into a throw, he dirts every pass and has below average arm strength 85% of the gameplan is screen passes then they take a shot or 2 That team is horrible. IDK how they made it this far. They let Chad friggin Henne drive 98 yards on them for a TD.
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They blocked his ankle and gave him a shtload of Toradol. That ankle is going to swell like a MF this week. He will play on it next week but will definitely be limited.
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Just win baby. Enjoy the ride. Many posters here need to gain some perspective. We are a perennial playoff team with a Top 3 QB and are going to be competitive for years after decades of futility. Who cares what the talking heads and armchair film analysts say? It means zero. Once you are in the playoffs anything goes and you need luck along with great execution. Josh adjusts game to game. Take a deep breath, relax. Josh will take a couple check downs this game, he will still take deep shots. I don’t think it’s going to be a shootout unless we fall behind big and quick. I’m seeing a more ball control game from us with running the ball, moving the sticks and taking shots when warranted. If we need to, then Josh will put the game on his back/legs and bombs away!
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Shady and Poyer talking about Hyde possibly returning this week
RunTheBall replied to extrahammer's topic in The Stadium Wall
If we haven’t heard a peep about it by now, chances are we never will. I’m glad they’ve been able to maintain her privacy. -
Josh is morphing as a QB…has stopped running recklessly
RunTheBall replied to Lenigmusx's topic in The Stadium Wall
A lot of teams are learning to limit Josh’s run’s. They can rush disciplined and contain because they are going to still get pressure with our below average O-line. There is almost always a spy on Josh. So here’s a question for those smarter than me - If you know the other team is going to have a guy saying on Josh all the time, there has to be a way to put that defender in conflict and take advantage of the fact that half is attention is away from his primary responsibility. If they put a guy in the middle of the field 7-10 yards from the line of scrimmage whose main purpose is to watch the QB then that has to open something else up, no? -
Play Clock Solution / Delay of Game
RunTheBall replied to Warriorspikes51's topic in The Stadium Wall
It’s just another tool the refs use to subtlety manipulate games. I don’t think there’s a pre-determined agenda but if there is an opportunity to keep games close the refs will take it. Doesn’t matter the team, and if one team is absolutely boat racing another there’s nothing they can do. But just watch games that you have no rooting interest in and you can see it happen. One team starts to pull away, all of a sudden they are getting holding penalties or their defense is getting PI’s. It’s the judgement calls they use to keep so the viewers keep watching and the ratings stay high. -
The 15 point swing that turned a blowout into a nailbiter
RunTheBall replied to Billsfan1972's topic in The Stadium Wall
My entire outlook changed when Bass whiffed that kickoff out of bounds. That’s an entirely unforced error that gave the Dolphins the ball at the 40 and they got some points off it. The Shakir drop was horrible, but a kick out of bounds when all you need to do is fire it through the EZ was brutal.