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  1. Completely agree! On several occasions… I was screaming for a play action pass. Nope. Same run and it gets stopped. Then they have to pass. That may be his biggest issue. Situation awareness and dictating being proactive with his calls. He could do a lot more to put the offense in better position and be less predictable. when it works. It works! But when you get a good D coordinator..it gets easy to defend.
  2. Agreed. They’re trying. And Beane even tried for something big at the trade deadline. My only issue there was he should’ve put his eggs in another basket.. not going after an interdivision WR. BUT …really glad they seem to have finally moved on from Samuel. Let’s hope Cooks provides more than his lackluster efforts. I have hope Brady and the passing offense can turn it around. I suspect we’ll know after 2 weeks. Bengals and Pats will be tough to beat without more of a passing offense… I think.
  3. I thought the same about thing. When they took over with 10mins left, I thought… just get a couple first downs take half the time off before you punt. Do that and the game is all but over. Then they went in an epic drive, drained almost the entire quarter, and kicked a FG. It was a such a beautiful thing to watch.
  4. Totally agree. It was awesome on every level. 2 points: 1. I recall Bishop coming up limping late in the game. It’ll be worth watchin to see if he pops on the injury report on Wednesday. 2. I loved the run heavy game plan, especially in the conditions yesterday. But he needs to be able to adjust and switch up the game plan better during a game. Because teams WILL be able to contain the running game. It’s happened this season. So for as good as he was this week, let’s see if he can keep it going with a more creative passing attack, as well.
  5. This year, yes. But in roughly the same time frame as McBeane have been here, they’ve won 2 Superbowls (2018 & 2025) with 2 very different QBs, Coaches, teams.
  6. For all those hoping for or thinking Beane will be replaced this offseason, they’re going to be pissed when he and McD are still here. But, I agree with this. Much like Brady needs to grow up and make adjustments to the offense because teams have figured out our pedestrian route schemes and personnel tendencies… Beane and McD have been here long enough that they needs to adjust. They came with a plan and a process to turn the culture of this team around. And they did! Now, they need to reassess and look at teams like the Rams and Eagles and develop a plan to retool and get over the hump. I feel like they’ve gotten to perennial playoff team mode, and think they can just stay here and get lucky one year. That may work for a year, but it’s been several years of just hanging on and hoping for a break. It’s time to do something more like the Rams. For now, I hope they all sat around eating turkey and collectively thought… OK time to wake up and play with focus and intensity. It’s not the playoffs, yet. But the teams they’re playing, starting last week, are playing like it. And the Bills need to match that level of play before it’s too late.
  7. I was really hoping for an AFCCG win in the stadium… and then watching the complete fandemonium as people rushed the field and destroyed the stadium, carrying it out piece by piece while singing we’re goin to the Super Bowl. Oh well.. silly dreams.
  8. Thoughts? The FO office needs to hire new scouts that know what to look for in WRs. Brady needs to watch film of other NFL teams' offenses to figure out how to design routes for them. Does Samuels use all his down time buddying up to McD and Beane, because I can't figure out why he's still on the team.
  9. I truly hope you’re right! But I been waiting since week 5 for the Pats to lose a game.. and they keep finding ways and do just enough to win.
  10. Can’t agree with this enough. Although I think we pretty much need to win out… this game is extremely important. With the division title pretty much out of reach now (unless the Pats just completely fall apart), we have to keep pa e with potential wild card teams, and a head to head win is big.
  11. So posters can’t reference a season from 4 years ago to make a point, but you can reference a QB that played nearly 40years ago to make yours? I guess all that matters is the bills suck, and you’re here to tell us you’re right?
  12. I think he’s lost a step, or I would say half a step. He’s still elite at avoiding the rush. But… teams employ a hybrid spy that closes any QB scramble lanes quickly… essentially they bait him into thinking he can run, but really can’t. They can do this… because the offense doesn’t push the ball downfield enough to back those LBs up. So they’re about to play roughly 5yds off the LOS, take away the short crossing passes and step into the lane if Josh decides to run. In the end.. Brady has failed to adjust his offense while the league has figured it out. Add to it, the inability to find a serious downfield WR and you get the type of games like last week. Add to the offensive struggles at adapting.. you have half the defense on IR. We’re down to what 3rd and 4th string DTs?
  13. I sooooooo hope you’re right! I do.
  14. This, for me, is it. The Bills staff looks at the year end stats and late playoff close loss. And think we’re close, let’s just keep things as is and we’ll get over the hump. But the league has caught up and figured them out. Add to it, older players that get injured every game and you have the 2025 Bills. I have every bit of confidence that they’re gonna pulled out more wins than losses and make the playoffs. I also have every bit of confidence that they’ll get beat, most likely, in the divisional round. The only think I’m not sure of….will Pegula say I want a SuperBowl and make changes to reflect that. NFL history is replete with great teams and coaches that were really good and always competitive, but got complacent and never reached their full potential. Unfortunately, if there aren’t significant coaching changes this offseason…that will be the fate of this team that we’ll all just need to accept. We had fun cheering for this team during the drought, I’ll have fun cheering for them during whatever this losing era will be called. It’s the Bills. We don’t get to win it all. That’s what I’ve long since known and finally resigned myself to accept once again. Josh is a unicorn but even he can’t overcome the curse upon this franchise. Go Bills!
  15. I’m going to suggest it’s more than just scheme. The offense looks a lot like it did last year, prior to acquiring Amari Cooper. Regardless of his actual production, he provided a consistent and respectable downfield threat that defenses had to account for. Once he arrived the entire offense looked better. They entered this year thinking Palmer could provide that. For a couple reasons, he simply has not. We have no one the defense has to respect on deep routes. Hence, they can crowd the line, clog the rushing lanes and get after Allen. Beane tried to pull another Amari type trade at the deadline, but he looked within the division. That, and thinking Palmer (or Coleman) would be a downfield threat, were huge mistakes that have left our offense in a bind. It’s predictable, inconsistent and easy to scheme against. Exactly as it was early last season. They need to hire a scout that can identify WR talent. Clearly, this front office lacks that ability.
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