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Some might call it a metamorphosis year
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1 minute ago, RunTheBall said:
I’m also looking forward to the All-22. Josh had a horrific game but I’d like to see if his decision making has regressed.
Are our receivers as bad as I think they are? Were there easy plays to be made that Josh just passed up going for deeper shots?
And speaking of the deep ball, when’s the last time Josh hit one? My perception is that his deep ball has sucked now since last year. He’s missing wide open guys deep on the regular and when he does hit one, they drop it.
His deep ball has always been pretty bad. Just doesn’t throw a catchable deep ball.
amazing arm strength but he just ropes them down there. Very little room for error or ability to track without much arc.
some of the best deep ball throwers- like Tua for example- don’t have plus arm strength. They just loft it up and it’s easier to track and adjust to so you don’t have to be pin point accurate
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Just now, HappyDays said:
Wow I haven't seen anyone bring this up. Great catch. So was McDermott really thinking we had a chance to win the game in regulation?? That's crazy. You need to have a feel of what kind game you're playing and make appropriate decisions.
We didn’t know they were going to punt to the four.
I imagine bills fans of all people would understand 30 plus seconds-or whaler had- would be enough to potentially get in FG range. Especially with a touchback
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2 minutes ago, HappyDays said:
Dave - I don't want to bog down the thread with a play that has already been analyzed to death, but I think you are just wrong about this one.
Hollins for whatever reason panicked and started looking for the ball in the air way too eary. He needed to just keep running his route and would have easily gotten to the ball in perfect stride and walked in for a TD.
As I was following the conversation, the criticism of the throw to Hollins was on the last offensive sequence
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Just now, Gregg said:
I am not saying having Brady as the QB didn't help them. I am sure it did as Brady is the GOAT. But still Edelman and Welker were better than what the Bills have right now at WR.
Probably so, especially when Shakir is not out there.
and this build clearly makes no sense if we are not going to use Kincaid as a volume target
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4 minutes ago, Gregg said:
Guys like Gronk, Moss, Edelman, Welker were a hell of a lot better than what Allen is working with this year.
They never won with Moss. And you can’t possibly think guys like Edelman and Welker would have been nearly as good without Brady.
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Just now, dave mcbride said:
Gronkowski is arguably the best tight end in league history.
That’s true.
And lost in the screaming about WR is our massive investment at TE.
The lack of use has been mind boggling and just more examples of a disconnect between player acquisition and usage.
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3 minutes ago, HappyDays said:
No QB has ever elevated their receiving corps. I don't know why this myth was so pervasive in the offseason. Mahomes didn't elevate any of his crappy WRs last year.
You miss the pats dynasty?
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5 minutes ago, bills742 said:
Maybe Josh was trying hero ball and McD wasn't fully to blame for the end of game debacle.
Not only that but the throw- like all the others yesterday- was terrible.
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People can’t actually be this dense to criticize passing on the last offensive sequence?
I can only imagine the outrage after three runs, followed by 3 timeouts and the same outcome. “Conservative McClappy turtles again!”
We needed at least to get the first down to get to OT and there was enough time to think about getting the game winning FG.
But I guess we need to focus on anything but Teflon going 9-30.
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How could you tell if he was playing concussed or not?
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18 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:
That is just flat out wrong.
Just wait until you find out his opinion of Dawkins!
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What a return
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1 minute ago, dave mcbride said:
You're forgetting the great AJ Green trade rumor of 2019. Also, D-Hop in 2023!
Not to mention Antonio Brown!
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1 minute ago, Coach Tuesday said:
At a minimum they're driving up the Jets' payment. That's about all. I cannot fathom Beane actually pulling the trigger on this.
It would take a massive philosophical shift.
If we had the cap space to take on the contract I could see it happening. Since we don't it would require LV taking on the salary which increases the required compensation. We have quite a bit of draft capital, but Beane loves his draft picks too much to part with what would be required in this scenario for a 31 year old rental.
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I think it's time for some recipes
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I bet we can get this thing to 100 pages by the weekend!
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8 minutes ago, Royale with Cheese said:
Does that make sense now Rocky?
Lol, I like it. Rocky Aloha
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I bet his club head speed is still elite
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The D line continues to be my biggest frustration with this build. Massive investment for often invisible play.
Groot is FAR too inconsistent. He has flashes of dominance and then you don't see him for weeks. Oliver is similar. Espensesa is not even that. Jones does not appear to be the same player he showed early last year.
All of these big draft pick investments and we had to go out and sign Von to a big deal because we still needed an impact player. Then he got hurt and is now 35.
With all of the capital invested in this unit it should be much more consistently impactful.
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2 minutes ago, Billznut said:
And McD just blamed the first half on the offense.
No, he didn't
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I wonder what key players the Chiefs next opponent will be without? Maybe missing multiple onlinemen like this week?
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Does anyone have any good examples of an in-season trade like this putting a team over the top?
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23 minutes ago, Saxum said:
I will try to remember to do this each week since it is hard to get individual counts per week in consistent format.
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/buf/2024-snap-counts.htm
This is the resource I use-
https://www.footballguys.com/stats/snap-counts/teams?team=BUF&year=2024
Around the NFL - Week 5
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But they make up for their terrible tackles with horrible receivers