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I would probably take Cook over Mixon tbh Bengals run game is abysmal altho I think a lot of that is due to their oline

I honestly do I just see other teams have similar issues re scoring and consistency, I don't believe our struggles are particularly unique.

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yes tbh It excludes basically the entire second half of the Bengals game In London it would exclude almost everything beyond when the score was 11-7 w 9mins left

🤙I just edited that post once I saw that chart The EPA calculator is open source here https://rbsdm.com/stats/stats/ You can play around w them yourself FYI he set the garbage time filter to where Bills offensive EPA is worst😂😂

I guess I would want to see how they define 'garbage time' because I wouldn't consider many of the games we've played weeks 5-9 having much garbage time Oh nm that's just the EPA calculator I got it

We have 93 total offensive drives 18 pass TDs and 10 rush TDs Bass is 12/15 on FGs We score 18+10+12=40 drives out of 93 right and 40/93≠31.4%

Where are you getting this info? PFR has our offense 5th in % of drives ending in a score and 4th in points/drive

...and TDs, and CPOE, and value/avg, and ELO

there are two reads there, half field package. He's just as likely looking at Diggs quick out as Davis mechanically lower body was poor after the pump and thus the throw was similar. Little to do w staring anything down imo

I watch the Bills the same way But when I see Mahomes and chiefs offense struggle vs a bad Miami defense last week, looking every bit as inconsistent if not more than us...then have to read some guy saying it's 'dumb' to suggest Mahomes has similar issues...all while Allen is at the top of every QB counting stat and efficiency metric, I can only conclude people who post that kind of nonsense do not watch other teams play football.

I watched an interview w Cam Taylor Britt postgame and he said he baited Allen into the throw by pretending like he was going to drive on Diggs curl when Allen pumps. Which I mean...yes, it worked and you got the INT, but mostly because it was a bad throw.

People don't watch any NFL other than Bills games

Nah Bengals didn't ***** around like the Bills did is all Burrow walked into AJ Green and Boyd plus a first rounder spent on Higgins, then another the following year on Chase Allen's intro to the league was courtesy of Deonte Thompson and Victor Bolden Jr

I have been pretty unimpressed w Cover1 as of late tbh

jets game no doubt But Patriots I can't agree. That should easily have been enough to beat them, ditto Jags imo we have a crazy high standard for Allen, where we measure him against his best performances as opposed to the rest of the league's QBs. It's unrealistic He's pretty much playing at top of the league level rn...if that's not good enough we are sunk

honest question how much blame for W/L can you reasonably assign a QB who is performing better than basically every other QB in the league

I don't have those stats but I can confidently say having reads in the same vision plane is something football offenses at all levels do w regularity because it simplifies progressions I think some folks watch and believe the only way you can tell if a QB is getting to multiple reads is if he reloads his stance and turns his head but I would guess getting to those reads is much less common (because among other things you need great pass pro and progression wise they're down the order) than having two or more reads at different depths in the same field of vision I mean not for nothing but the helmet is a little constricting 😂

no because 13seconds game exists and thats kind of the whole point

rough take imo Payton is getting everything he can out of Wilson rn and has the Broncos trending way up from last year

😂😂i have those too lol I just bring it up because sometimes I think we get in our Bills bubble w out considering how the rest of the league also deals w these issues like Miami and KC are also very good offenses, just played each other and one put up 14 (won) and the other 14 and lost the NFL is weird

Richard Pryor/Monty Brewster probably going to have to punch Warren Cox in the face (fire McDermott/Beane) to win the ultimate prize

that's not exactly how epa is calculated, it's a per play metric vs expected outcomes on average https://www.nfeloapp.com/analysis/expected-points-added-epa-nfl/

I have another question for @HoofHearted on the INT, is Davis supposed to read DB outside leverage and stem/stack w inside release vs that coverage? It almost looks like Allen expects that which is why he pumps it once before yoloing the hole shot

I dispute this. There are a lot of plays I see us run w half field type reads that bring multiple options into vision