PolishDave

That is becoming more and more evident. The more plays I re-watch of this team, the more convinced I am becoming of the fact that Dennison is an inferior coordinator who thinks it is more important to run his system (Hell be damned) rather than adjust to what his players can execute well. Not 100% convinced yet, but it is trending that way. It's still only game 2. Let's see if/how he adjusts.

Yes. That is the beef. Normally a player griping about a penalty is directed away from the officials' huddle by one of the officials. He is not allowed to influence the decision or make his case. It appeared that they took Brady's complaint into consideration and allowed it to influence their decision to reverse a "judgement" call. It was B.S. But what else do you expect it this Brady is untouchable league.

If Dennison and McDermott were paying attention to film of the Bills from the last 2 + years, they would rip plays like this from the playbook: https://twitter.com/YardsPerPass/status/909937763365130241 And run these kinds of pass plays more often: https://twitter.com/YardsPerPass/status/909951269934116865 https://twitter.com/YardsPerPass/status/909946801775669248 In other words, run pass plays that take a little longer to develop - where the receivers are becoming more and more open and spread the field wider as time ticks on. If they do that, Tyrod will be beating defenses with both his arm and his legs. Those are the plays he executes the best. And they just so happen to be the biggest plays too. I would force defenses to try to bring a pass rush/blitz against Tyrod. And I would let Tyrod kill them by extending the plays and hitting the big pass - or just scrambling for 10.

You weren't paying attention. The Dick Jauron posts started way before now.

I don't recall Buffalo running many (QB keeper) zone reads under Dennison yet either (maybe they ran some - I don't recall them though), whereas Roman liked to use Tryod as a second running back by calling those plays. And they were extremely effective the last 2 years. And they force defenses to pay more attention to the QB in other plays - which can open things up even more for the primary running back (McCoy). Those zone reads were part of the reason why Buffalo was harder to defend against the run. The defenses had to respect the fact that the QB could very likely end up being the runner - not just the half back. That is where most of the argument comes from when someone suggests that Tyrod adds to the run game in more ways than people realize. He absolutely does - if they use him that way. Defenses can be forced to respect him as an elite runner because he could take one to the house just like a starting running back or shifty receiver can. If the Bills run them, they force the next opponent to game plan for it. That forces defenders to think more after the snap instead of just react. That can slow their reaction time down resulting in a bigger play for our runner. (More yards before contact - as witnessed last year) Some would argue that is part of the reason why the Bills running game was extra - effective the last two years. Defense is more uncertain who is going to be running the ball. If the Bills don't run and execute those plays enough this year - the defenses don't have to game plan against them and the defenders can key in on McCoy instead of waiting to see which guy is actually running with the ball. The end result is less yards before contact, less yards per play, less chain moving, fewer big running plays, less scoring, etc...

Here is a good explanation of inside vs outside zone blocking. Inside = more often last year Outside = more often this year http://youtu.be/8YvJeDA8jlU Inside Zone runner targets A and B gaps Outside Zone runner targets B and C gaps or even D Outside zone runner tends to stretch plays wider towards sideline Inside zone runner is more north and south

You mean all you guys aren't naked right now?

Dennison http://youtu.be/5o6kJcXq-MM

These are pretty good. Roman http://youtu.be/sq1G7W_dXms

Can someone please figure out how the hell you embed twitter video into these posts and then post the instructions? Content on here would be much better.

Won't that chick's ass crack be a little too sweaty for doing butt shots this Sunday? Maybe do tequila and skip the salt - instead lick the salty sweat from her ass crack?

Then why come on here and give them free advertising? When people talk about radio shows on public forums like this - it makes the show producers happy and makes them want to keep doing whatever it is they are doing because it is getting people to talk about it.

Yep. Yep. Yep. I am convinced that the lack of going deep is more because of the design of the offense and Dennison's excessive focus on getting 5 yards rather than getting touchdowns. Dennison is another one of these guys who is totally fine with an offensive system that requires the team to execute 15 plays properly each drive in order to score a touchdown rather than execute 8 or less with a big play to score. To Dennison - taking big shots are wasted plays. To better coordinators - taking deep shots are opportunities for big plays either through completion or through pass interference. Roman was mostly the same way. These guys build boring offenses. Don't care who the QB is. Boring pass attacks regardless.

I expect the Boo Birds will be out in full force this Sunday against Denver if the offense doesn't move the ball well in the first couple series.

So you are suggesting that McDermott intentionally setup Tyrod to fail and is now hoping Tyrod fails so the Bills lose games - so then he can play Peterman? If you honestly think that - then I think you are guano.

I also think there was at least one drive where the Bills defense gained more positive yards for the team than the offense did. Or maybe that was the entire first half? So the answer is still NO.

AmIrite?

No /thread

Not worried about it? Way to cheer for a player's demise. Atta boy sport!

McDermott in presser I am glad that we "gave ourselves a chance to win the game" Good freaking lord. He is Dick Jauron reincarnated. Set the bar a little higher please.

Wouldn't it be fun to have a coach who actually tries to build a dominant team instead of one who tries to just "not lose" too badly so we might still be in it at the end of the game?

But you just said this in another thread: So why are you still posting?

Yes exactly. But haters here will still blame Tyrod for that forever regardless of what anybody says. Because you can't fix stupid.

It's part of this sale: http://youtu.be/AITdJPv2l2o

Except he sucks at pass protection.