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Diggs always knows where the camera is

Yup throw him up there as well No idea tbh

actual loathsome? aaron hernandez rae carruth tyreek hill ruggs

it's possible i just think that w/out the one seed the narrative matters less than production and A i dont see us getting the 1seed this year and B i dont see the horses to top the league in counting stats

😂😂bills fans turning their noses up at juju and aiyuk is absolute peak 2024 offseason

Not going to happen w out the 1 seed imo If it was it would have been last yr

Great year for sure🤙🤙 But some of us could tell from day1

You certainly won't find me saying they played well vs the Bengals And w no qualifiers either

aaand to the surprise of absolutely no one @Alphadawg7fails to recognize his own garbage statistic and proceeded to blow his argument's head off We done here bud

im going to give you a lesson on why you shouldn't use an average and a percentage together like that in 100% of Dorsey's games as OC in 2023 we scored more PPG than the actual Super Bowl champions

This is like using the cowboys game as a reason their OC sucks😂😂

My point was actually at another poster- that using w/l is a poor method of OC e v a l But if you want to argue that allowing 200yards rushing and 56% on third down is playing remarkably well have at it I suppose you think the defense played well vs Chiefs in the playoffs too

We allowed 200yards rushing, Sean McVay wouldn't be able to win TOP when that happens This is exactly the game to make my point. They lost this game for a multitude of factors, the offense being one of many. It wasn't Dorsey letting the Jags go 10/18 on third down out there

That's why I included the Chiefs game vs same opponent because the game doesn't necessarily have to get out of hand when your offense sucks

Yes As do all teams whose ppg gets tallied at seasons end Are you really so surprised I don't find a stretch of games wherein a teams scores below its average compelling evidence as to the capacity of the OC, ESPECIALLY considering how this particular bills team suffers from regular mid season lulls

quality begets quality consider putting me on ignore if you're expecting anything more than a cursory hurdle over your 'points'

granted obviously the interaction between offensive ppg and w/l is a lot more complicated than what's been laid out for example- the two game stretch where bass missed 3/4 fgs would add 9pts over a six game average which would obviously improve output...two of those were vs the Giants in a win (altho both were from 50+ iirc) another- we scored 25 in a loss vs Patriots where their season average ppg against was 21.5. we also lost v jags scoring 20 where the Chiefs were able to beat them scoring 17 im all for actual discourse on the offense. but there is a ton of nuance that gets left out

Breaking news- teams tend to score fewer points in losses!

Can we just agree to drop it because in all honesty I don't particularly care about being right, I care about the bills being good

lol what on earth are you talking about YOU are the one who is consistently wrong and refuse to acknowledge it. you are probably more unapologetically wrong than almost anyone ive ever read on here. please dont make me bring up the diggs thread i will have no problem saying i was wrong about Brady and the offense if they look great this year. unlike you i am capable of changing my opinion w out gaslighting

bovada when i can

what are we even arguing about tho the results speak for themselves. you literally cant say he didnt do a good job in 2022

😂😂ive been way higher on dorsey than like 95% of this board from the jump yes i thought he did a good job

You know that 2022 offense was elite right 2nd in PPG 2nd in ypg 2nd in points per drive 2nd in scoring drives yes they turned the ball over too much but it didnt stop them from dominating