klos63

I think Spencer Brown returning to RT and Williams moving back inside, along with Knox returning could make a tremendous difference to our offense. With how Brown has started, logic would be that he will continue to improve as the season goes on, Williams is a solid lineman, but appears to be move valuable as a guard. Knox being a legitimate weapon obviously adds a dimension to the offense severely lacking with his backups playing. That's 27% of our personnel on offense being upgraded. That's significant.

Did you watch any games last season? Pretty much all offense.

then by my calculations, this will be their 3rd 'wake up' call of the season.

No, I would hope he would do well, otherwise I wouldn't suggest it.

Breida needs to get in the lineup next week.

Get Brown healthy , move him to RT and move Williams back to RG, get Knox back healthy. That would be a good start. And as MAJBobby just said, get Diggs involved early and often. Stop throwing 2 yard patterns. We don't have the quick/speedsters to make those plays work.

I wonder if other fan bases think as highly of themselves as Bills fans do. Bills fans are insufferable, they call themselves the greatest fans in the world, they deserve more, if they don't show up it's not on them, if they do show up they're awesome. They're like most fan bases, mostly good, some crappy, some great. This 'we deserve' something is BS. You get what you get, that's it. I first went to a game in 1970, I don't feel like I deserve anything, I just hope for good things. I'm usually disappointed.

Why would he sacrifice a head coaching opportunity for Trubisky? What has Trubisky done this season to warrant that?

sure it can, but it's not the sole reason kicks are made or not. It seems Bojo has his issues on holds, but to me, the kick was poor to begin with.

The first one is on Crosby, it was a bad kick regardless of where the laces were. Kick it in the center of the uprights, not right at the upright. 2nd was a bad snap, not really on Bojo.

He wasn't any better than anyone else today, yeah he had little help, but he had his worst game in years. Not protecting the ball, poor decisions on both interceptions, then he apparently didn't see a wide open Sanders at the sticks on 4th and 16 and threw across the field to end the game.

you don't think the kick had anything to do with it. Kick was heading right towards the upright as soon as he hit it. It seems Crosby has never missed a FG on his own, he's blaming the long snapper for the blocked kick.

I can't respond to comments on here because you don't understand things?

I think it still would be an upset, but I also think you get my point about the common sense precautions.

This seams like such common sense. Basic precautions can prevent a big upset tomorrow. Play it smart and stop the whining.

I get it now. I see your point, but it's not really flipping the field and it's not really fair to blame Bojorquez for Bass's misses.

got it, Bass didn't miss too much after after week 3 last season. So wasn't really an issue.

I just woke up so maybe I'm missing something, how do missed FG's flip the field, in a good way?

There definitely were concerns about Diggs

I saw this on twitter last night and asked the same question.

To some extent, weren't the same concerns there when we traded for Diggs?

like Bobby Chandler?

I still don't understand the change in punters and giving Haack a 3 year deal on top of it. Bojo often flipped the field, Haack cannot do that.

I've read that teams have moved away from backup QB's as holders because the punter , being on special teams, can practice more with special teams than a QB can ,who needs to spend his time with the offense.

Of course he would want a job, and usually glamor jobs aren't available so new head coaches need to usually fix a mess. These guys usually put in the same crazy hours as a head coach, I'm sure they'd love to get paid like one.