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Any voter of consequence will know he did that in 3 quarters causing the Titans to put up the white flag.

That sucks. He's played great so far. He absolutely drilled Tannehill to prevent a deep throw for a possible TD. Hate that he won't have that opportunity against Tua in Round 1.

You should block him.

Defending SB champs and AFC #1 seed--no slouches.

I said something similar during his first year here, there's just something about him that is no frills, easy listening. He seems like someone you'd want to get know. I like Jordan Phillips in this respect too.

He's a better regular season QB than playoff QB. With the Titans, his completion % is 67.1% and passer rating of 102.1 during the regular season; and, in the playoffs, he's at 62.7% and 85.2 respectively.

From Joe B's All-22 grading: https://theathletic.com/3591734/2022/09/14/bills-all-22-review-rams/

Peter King's first installment of the new season has some interesting info on the Bills' pass rush from Next Gen Stats: A lot of talk in the preseason about Epenesa, and that get-off time = to Miller's is impressive. The pressure rates were impressive too: There's some other Bills info in the link and some really good stuff on Dabol's decision to go for 2: https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2022/09/12/saquon-barkley-giants-peter-king-fmia-week-1/?cid=fmiatw Favorite part of it was "Tweets of the week" with this nugget...

Dead Heads for sure!

Pace yourself man. You don't want my experience for a Jimmy Buffett - Eagles concert. Toking and drinking in preparation, then fell asleep in my seat. Missed Buffett comletely, but I did wake up just as the Eagles started with Hotel California...

Yeah, didn't mean to imply he was bad, rather he's the only one who stood out with some miscues. It was meant as a compliment to the OL in general.

Good point.

From what I saw, it looked like Bates had the worst day. I'd appreciate your thoughts?

For a guy who likes to pancake people, I'm surprised he didn't.

In most of the highlight plays I've seen, it looks like Brown had a very good game. The one "mistake" I saw was not holding a block when he pulled on a JA run (it's in the Baldy breakdown thread). While the total yardage by the RBs was not significant, there were many plays that came very close to bigger gains. They should only get better.

Happy birthday young man!

Yeah, regrets, he's had a few....

The bigger the national fan base, the less likely the bias against the Bills in big games.

I'm sure JA will also have extra motivation, given how the game ended last year.

I'm sure the snap counts per game will depend on how each one goes. Had the game been closer, he would've been on the field more the last two Ram drives. I know he was done for the last drive, not sure about the second-to-last?

The real Dan...

To continue the analogy, imagine Superman if you eliminate kryptonite? In this case, you prevent the D from focusing solely on the pass attack which allows SuperAllen to pick you apart.

I didn’t get the fear that some expressed that the Bills would veer toward running the ball more now that Daboll is gone. It’s simple, an effective run game improves the passing attack.

While it's only a few highlights, I was trying to focus on the O-line on most plays. The weakest link was Bates in pass-pro. Also, Brown looked good.

Excllent! This is the play where I wondered who shot up the gut and just nailed Stafford? They never showed a replay. Damn, I like that dude!