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Bills. But as we know, it doesn't even matter what KC does in the regular season They unfortunately have another gear in January and always turn it on when it matters the most

Yep. Even in 2019 Josh struggled with the blitz. I was at that ravens game in 2019 , they blitzed Josh on a crazy percentage and he had a hard time. 2020 is when he started to shred it. It will take Caleb some time

Yep and Shane Waldron

The game looks a bit fast for Caleb right now . (That latest sack wasn't his fault)

Pretty good comparison. Good blend of the 2018 and 2019 Bills

When they throw to Collins, things go well. When they throw to Diggs, things seem to bog down lol

This would be huge for the bills if the bears can somehow pull this off

Whoever is, is hitting the whiskey hard tonight

Is that now 2 catches on 5 targets for Diggs?

I hear you. But if I'm the head coach.. And doctors clear him. I'm going with what the doctors say and I'm playing my guy I personally think this responsibility 100 percent falls on the doctors

Tremaine Edmunds lost on that TD

If you're an nfl coach during live game action, your thoughts are on the game. There are 100 things going on and you can't be a therapist with injuries. If the doctor green lights him, you put him in. It's really as simple as that.

Hes a football coach. Not a life coach or a doctor. His job is to win football games. If the doctors clear him, he has to go by that. If he didn't , then he's not built out to be an nfl coach

I agree but I'm not sure how you can blame McDaniel.. If the docs clear him and you're the head coach, would you not play him? Your job as a coach is to win as many games as you can and you have to trust the doctors to make those decisions. Thats 100 percent on the doctors, not McDaniel

I'm not sure why other teams don't use the bills blueprint against Miami. I feel like it's been out for a year now. Play two deep, make them do 10 plus yard drives. Their o line struggles, at some point they are gonna whiff on a block or have a penalty which will put them behind the sticks. And can't even say it's because other teams don't have the talent the bills do. Down Taron, Milano and Bernard. Two all pros and a borderline pro bowler

There are definitely risk factors that can lead to those sorts of injuries. (Example, stiff calves/poor ankle dorsiflexion can cause more stress on the Achilles) But ya there is definitely a luck factor as well as it is football at the end of the day

Im Not necessarily saying Spector looked great. But he had some nice run fills. Bernard didn't do anything the first two drives and looked a bit lost, so I'm not sure how you got to the conclusion that Bernard was better

I think it was more just he didn't wanna run/the coaches didn't want him to run. Like he slid down on one play. (He never slides against Miami) And on one 3rd and 1 they threw out of the shot gun. Usually that's an automatic QB sneak from Josh

Based on what? What did Bernard do the first two drives that stood out to you?

Ya he actually looked better than Bernard tonight IMO Bernard had a great 2023, but I thought his first 5 quarters of 2024 was off to a slow start

Him and Babich straight up put on a masterclass. And I'm like you, I have been critical of McD in the past. But got to call a spade a spade here. He was great tonight

Von Miller was a beast tonight. Had at least 3 impact plays

The best part is they were talking smack all week lol.

Agreed. McDaniel looked shell shocked. The Bills are definitely in Miamis head

The most bizarre part was at the end of the 1st half. Down 17 and it was like he was content either running the clock down or taking 3