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3rd downs continue to be bad. What is Miami 5 for 7 now?

What a frustrating sequence. Missed kick and then give up a horrible 3rd and 12

2nd and long runs drive me crazy

Joe Brady is putting on a clinic so far. 1 step ahead of Miami on every play call

McDaniel panicking already. 3 straight throws on that drive😂

Who started Jackson Hawes in fantasy tonight boys? lol

Flashbacks of lil dirty

Yep. First down missed throw was an easy pitch and catch for 8-12 yards

Dawson Drops you would trust?

Is there anyone on this board that still thinks Knox is a better receiving tight end than Kincaid? Lol

All codrington has to do is knee it and you get the 40. Like what are you doing

Why do we come out coaching so scared? Like not one blitz and looked like two high for at least 80 percent of those snaps?

Great job guys. 10 play drive and chew up half the quarter. Theres the soft defence we know and love

I'm not exactly sure what you're trying to say. Are you agreeing with him that Keon Coleman is currently a superstar in the NFL?

Oh ya that comment is just straight up ridiculous also lol. Coleman is looking promising this year. But a certified superstar? Almost as bad as Tony romo calling Dane Jackson a budding star in the making

Awful news

Tony Gonzalez just called Keon Coleman a certified superstar lol

Nope. Healthy scratch

Got a feeling this one will be controlled by the bills, but also closer than we may think. Miami is coming off a ton of plays defensively in the hot sun, now on a short week. I think Joe Brady is gonna try to wear them down in the run game. Predicting First 2-3 quarters will be close, but bills pull away a bit in the 4th. We shall see

Well that just ruined my night, damn it!

I agree that nothing is given and I am not taking Miami lightly. But I am not so sure it is just a Mcdermott thing with a bad loss every year as every great team has bad losses. Ravens lost to the raiders at home last year, eagles lost to the falcons at home, chiefs have lost to the raiders at home, lost against the colts etc So agreed that nothing is for granted. But every team usually has at least 1 bad loss every year

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)