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mm was always pretty firm that moving on from davis was the right move, he was an awkward fit from the beginning imo but i also thought the plan was going to be replacing him w someone better 😂😂

someone said of this play Allen needed to 'set his base' lol

you badly misremember the conversation around Knox 'top TE' was a description thrown around liberally here again...some cautioned he's always been a bad player

i dont think its hindsight to say him instead of say Mack Hollins wins us the Texans game

eh Brian Thomas Jr could have been had

yes that is how you beat single high, intermediate/deep outside routes unfortunately that's also where the best athletes in the league reside

tf is this lol

no faux outrage from me i legitimately think he's getting ruined out there

Ok two things then I am done discussing this First- yes it was obvious to many they were looking to create a small ball offense. What was less obvious to many (including you iirc who waxed poetic about the depth of our WR room) was that it wasn't going to be good. I said from literally day 1 after the draft this offense they were attempting to build was going to produce a bad passing game and get Allen injured. 2/2 thus far Second is I'm deliberately not bringing up McDermott or Brady much right now, I'm strictly talking about the offense. I didn't insist Dorsey be fired last year after his rough patch...doubt you can say the same lol. In fact I'm perfectly content watching our offense unfold almost exactly as foretold while people who didn't understand what was about to happen try lay blame on Allen of all people. I guess it would be gratifying if it wasn't so predictable

no the Bills are crazy idiots for thinking they can duplicate something Andy Reid, Patrick Mahomes, and Travis Kelce are doing to moderate success with Joe Brady, Josh Allen and Khalil Shakir and you and cover1 pretending they deliberately crafted this amazing cover2 beating offense (despite zero evidence of that) and somehow just forgot that teams can also run single high is the cherry on top of this nonsense

what would make me happy is if Coleman was better than the 74th wideout in the league

should we just post random charts of good QB performances? Because i have better ones and they dont look much like that lol

So much cope in this thread

killed the dolphins for doing this (not out of concern for the player's health of course) then defend the bills when they do it right back lol never change football fans smdh

so how convenient teams aren't running it suddenly against us! of course that must be why we're struggling lmfao miss me w this you know what beats cover2? nico collins and dk metcalf. ceedee lamb. justin jefferson and jordan addison. samuel+aiyuk+kittle+shanahan. reid and kelce and rice and mahomes. ben johnson and st brown/jameson williams. you want to sit there and tell me you knew they were going for some innovative cover2 beating offense w keon coleman, khalil shakir, and joe brady be my guest lol

i mean im no doctor but i wouldn't be using the actions of a potentially concussed person as proof he wasn't 😂😂 its definitely not going back into the football game

I mean they objectively offered him smelling salts Yes I know they're used recreationally also

yeah that's what the 'take what the defense gives you' folk don't understand the defense is giving you that because they want to. you need to be able to take what the defense doesn't want to give you

of course to my understanding there are a bunch of different neurodegenerative diseases that are basically indistinguishable from CTE until an autopsy can be performed as you say but it doesn't mean you can't make reasonable assumptions wrt nfl head trauma and i definitely don't think it means you should just throw your hands up and say 'well it can't be 100% diagnosed until after death'

"Not good enough," McDermott repeated for the trillionth time in what will go down as the title to their 2021 highlight mix. "We've got to be able to run the football, we've got to be able to stop the run. And those things don't change. The message hasn't changed in terms of ... the necessity for physicality and what we do. That's why we start training camp the way we do, with running the football, and you've got to win the line of scrimmage." and "... If you were in the team meetings in training camp, you would know what style of offense I want and what style of defense I want, what style of football team I want. And that identity ... is shaped in training camp, and that identity needs to embody toughness.

that's a very generous interpretation of the offense i would say they constructed the it to minimize turnovers, maximize TOP, and grind games out. there's not much in our personnel or scheme, past or present, that leads me to believe this is some factory built cover2 beating machine

jags for sure but dolphins also iirc played us in single high a bunch granted they didn't do a great job but the book is out

nah you can't sell me they were so far ahead now they're behind. not this group

no actually this is cover1 and all the people who repeated ad nauseum 'the two deep shell is changing the game and Brady's offense is at the forefront' trying to sell bad take insurance

you can move and be 'out', happens all the time im guessing if he was and he had been standing he would have looked a lot like tua wobbling off the field