Trogdor

Probably where McD and Dorsey need to be. I don't get your point? That McD gets out coached by has beens and worse? They were a better more dangerous team in 21. They are a shell with an aging core now.

Lol Mac Jones and Zach Wilson are better? How about needing a PI no call to be Tyrod?

Your comparing an offense that was still creating an identity with a developing QB to the regression of that. Josh looked better in 21. The defense was better in 21. Hell even the special teams is bad now and only getting on older.

Josh is not now nor will he probably ever be anywhere near Peyton when it comes to on field intelligence. He has a hard enough time with progressions and still can't recognize coverages. He is a physical freak and that's still very valuable, but he needs a system and this 12 personnel is not it. Spreading the field and making defenses choose between coverage or a spy was where he flourished.

I would never advocate for it because he is the only one with passion, but either way Diggs is untradeable. It would be better to have him sit out than trade him with the way his contract is structured. Paying Oliver was stupid, paying Knox because he is Josh's friend was stupid, any grabbing scrubs for WRs was stupid. The defense needs to be overhauled in the offseason while still addressing serious offensive problems. I don't see how they do it with all the bad contracts.

Both safeties are aging or have aged out. Taron Johnson was horrible today, no way Tre White is ever a legit #1 again, and who knows with Milano. So you have the receivers, secondary, and offensive line to rebuild with no money. They have to tear it down to have the capital.

Stacked division?? The only person who looks like they give a ***** is Diggs and if his contract wasn't so locked down he would probably be forcing his way out.

He advocated for him and now he has to defend him, that's not really surprising. Execution also falls on the coach, if they aren't executing then he needs to make changes.

I think it was the comeback from injury. Generally teams don't let good QBs walk, so it's going to be a short list lol.

Drew Brees, 2nd QB taken in his draft and really flourished in NO after getting injured on the Chargers.

I mean...we are Buffalo.

http://hosted.stats.com/fb/tmleaders.asp?type=Receiving&range=NFL&rank=232 and now I'm wondering where they pulled from. I assumed it was the difference between what we consider a drop vs what statisticians do. I know KC is the worst, but jesus Knox almost doubles the drop number. The biggest problem there is that his production is trash, the other TEs near him in drops are having much better seasons overall. If he had 4 drops or stats like LaPorta we would probably not focus on it.

The bills have 4 drops on the year and are near the bottom of the league in that category. It doesn't seem to make a difference because the open guy isn't getting the ball even against stacked boxes.

He also blocks well which they value. So well that they use him like a TE instead of the threat he is.

What would you call a ball in the receiver's hands that he loses when trying to hold onto it? It's not like he never had it and it hit the ground, he lost it when he went to the ground because he has awful hands. Professional players are expected to catch bad passes too. If you bought a Knox jersey just say it.

It's not a good throw. 5% Knox is some serious hyperbole though. The dude has 50/50 hands and is seriously overrated based solely on his friendship with Josh. If anything that's on Dorsey for dialing up a play to him when you can't afford a drop.

He got paid like a top TE and the ball was in his hands, not just hit but in his hands.

Chipping DEs apparently. Definitely not putting him deep where he thrives.

Dorsey has him chipping like a TE close to the line. He took our most consistent deep threat and played him as a TE because he is an awful OC.

You think flat routes and outlets are going to keep things going? They're going to be the last team to institute motions the way Miami does and actually get they're highly drafted TEs to the middle of the field deeper than 5 yards. The problem is the GM and HC just inexplicably decided that he would work as a bruiser. Same deal with Singletary who they sold as some Shady like replacement when he was far more the yards after contact guy in college. They try and outsmart the system too much.

The moss problem was deeper than just one OC. They drafted a small elusive college back and decided he was some short yardage specialist. It made no sense.

There have been many QBs with great stats who couldn't get it done because the team wasn't good enough. Allen isn't going to drag them to a Super Bowl. He requires a scheme with open receivers and he doesn't have that. The goal was to be more dynamic than last year, not the same issues with different names.

I'm not sure about that, I think a big part of his contract was Josh likes him. His production certainly didn't warrant the money he was given. Now they have the 2 TEs they always wanted and can't scheme any plays to the TEs. This, id rather be the Rams who sold it all for a championship. They just blew they're money and now it's a moot point.

Davis is underwhelming, but how many targets do you expect for a WR that generally runs deep routes against two high? That's not a game where he has a high volume, that's the type of game where those underneath routes should eat.

I'm not a fan of Dorsey and I think the play calling was bad, but how many videos of open receivers do you need to see? They invested in slot and he doesn't use them. Josh overlooked sure things for big plays against a defense specifically designed to stop big plays.