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Did he practice yesterday? If so could be an ed oliver instance where it flared up after mondays practice

Less talent in the skilled position now, but the offensive line and TEs now are 10x better than 2020-2021. But ya I agree with the last point. To be clear I'm not hating on Joe Brady as I think he's good. I Just wish he would open it up a bit more at times

I think by far the biggest issue with Dorsey's offence was it was way too complicated and doesn't have much to do with putting it Josh's hands. I would say 1, 2 and 4 are more like Brian Dabolls , which I still think is peak Bills offence in the McDermott era. (2020 regular season and 2021 playoffs they were literally unstoppable)

Yep for sure- So when I mean aggressive it's a combination of a few things: 1. Pass to run ratio. (Of course more passing would = more aggressive) 2. More downfield shots- I am not saying there weren't any designed downfield shots, but they definitely played the first half in an 8 yard box for the most part. It's also hard to tell if the receivers are running deep to space the field , or if they are actually the designed first read. 3. More throws/play action on 2nd and short 4. To simplify probably the most, just putting the game in Josh's hands and let Josh be Josh . (Like the 4th quarter)

Read my quote again. "The last time the Bills opened up an offensive game script". meaning going into the game aggressive without game script dictating the play calls. Game script and being down 15, of course made the bills throw it all over the yard against the ravens

It's a fair rationale. I'm not saying you're wrong as you very well could be right. I think personally he just changed direction on the run. I guess unfortunately we probably will never know the actual answer

I think pretty objectively, it was a very conservative game plan as the bills were definitely trying to establish clock control. I am not saying all of it is Joe Brady's fault- Like on the 3rd and 6 screen to Kincaid, it looked like Josh definitely called an audible into that. The 2nd and 1 I've seen a few times myself . I'm pretty convinced that Josh checked to running to the left side, instead of running to the right. (I def could be wrong) Also, I don't really give Joe the benefit of the doubt on that one^, as he's notorious for running on 2nd and shorts

Maybe but I wouldn't bet on it. They will beat the jags and giants. No way I see them dropping both home games to lions and Ravens. They'll win at least one of those IMO

Oh for sure. Ya when I say I get frustrated with him, I don't mean nitpicking his play calls during the game. As to your point, every fan base will get frustrated with play calls. What I mean is just the overall philosophy. I think his offensive game plans are too conservative at times. Overall I think Joe Brady is good. But I am a bit concerned that his "tight to the chest" play calling will hurt them in a big game. (Kind of like the ravens game in the 1st half in week 1)

Two massive special teams errors in the 4th. Special teams coach is about to be fired tomorrow

Stroud sucksss

Ya I'm not sold on the colts yet. I'm just not sold on Houston at all. I think Jax or Indi will win the division

Houston's O line is horrible. They are in a bad division, I still don't think they make the playoffs this year

Yep. Bills injuries really aren't that bad relative to the rest of the league. Offence they are full healthy. This week they will probably be out two starters on defence. (I don't think Max would be starting over Tre yet so not considering him a starter) So two starters down really isn't that bad and is probably on par for the NFL . Miami has two starters down on their O line alone

Just posted in the game day thread. I don't think this Miami matchup is good for Dorian. Miami likes to use a lot of misdirection which gives Dorian a lot of problems