GoBills808

um thats what we are doing right now

i like him...not sure i would call him a really good hc tho. said this about him yesterday in another thread for some reason:

even better would be: we win Diggs goes 10/12 for 50 yards and 2TDs nico collins 1/3 for 35 yards and zero TDs

i had this argument w someone yesterday the passing offense is what it is. right now its pretty mediocre. i keep hearing everyone say how unrealistic it is to use the first quarter of the season as representative...well how unrealistic is it to try to use the lack of something as evidence of its existence? we aren't the only team w blowouts ffs

Did you do this before the all22 came out lol

Pretty sure if I gave you the top 10 or so passing offenses thus far you'd say in general those were a group of the good teams If I gave you the bottom 10 you would say those were the worst

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I thought he hurt it when he landed tbh

same same same people convinced themselves a conservative offense was safer because it was lower variance turns out small ball's margin for error is essential nil w/ this squad

line already flipped 😂😂 nobody knows what to make of the bills

no im being realistic ie the opposite of trying to use the lack of something to prove its existence but since you asked ravens and vikings

I found it, we should be good now 👍

he's not wrong it takes a pretty specific ability to react and adapt on the fly if you want to go undefeated through the course of an nfl postseason

I thought the word 'currently' would be clue enough of course i forgot your lack of critical reading skills is my responsibility so forgive me...i will endeavor to make things more clear for you going forward maybe type in crayon or somethin, dont worry ill talk to management about making this more user friendly for you

I was responding to someone who said we were going to throw for 400 vs the Texans ...not the whole year 😂😂talk about being dramatic I said at the draft I expect this to be an offense in the 10-15 range

Just no

That is context Here's some more- we aren't the only team in the league w blowouts

We are currently one of the league's poorer passing teams at 195 ypg I don't really see that changing tbh

Yes lol We are bizarro dolphins

I think McDaniel is victimizing himself tbh He appears to be more of a problem solver than a thinker...he took Tua's fairly limited skill set and magnified the best parts w/out trying to improve the offense holistically Whether that was entirely his decision or not is kind of up for debate, apparently the power struggle between Ross/Grier and Flores left a lot of messy personnel choices in its wake

Yes that has been my worry since it became clear this was the direction they wanted to go on offense 'complementary football' in and of itself is a sound theory. But to me it very much looks like we have pigeonholed ourselves into one very specific brand of offense that doesn't have much in the way of a counterpunch So that's a governor on your success outright...imo it's magnified when you consider the unique abilities of the QB running this scheme

go watch it again Allen looks Hollins way first, he knows the safety doesnt have leverage and Hollins is going to come op he made the decision to throw before Hollins comes free because that's what he's been coached to do. Hollins is absolutely an option here...he even puts his hand up and doesnt slow down until he hits the 30 lol

could not agree more for example i think this is second and short and yes I KNOW- we want to move the chains, we want to grind out yards, we want to play complementary football, we want everything small ball is good for. but holy hell he would have thrown this past the safety's ear to Hollins for a TD back in the day

i believe they are coached to do that. line blocks left, now your gap is shaded left. like how we bump gaps when the ravens would motion. i think Williams plays his assignment fine and the problem is just that every single Raven wins their rep

I agree on defense. The dline was bad bad like look at this pocket Jackson has on the TD to Hill ffs...it's like the coaches have them so worried about gap integrity they completely forgot how to passrush (notice Ravens are totally comfortable leaving Oliver 1v1 here) on offense i am not sure i agree. I saw numerous little weird things going on like the read option w throw tag to Knox on third and short (this was drive before iirc the throw behind Hollins that almost got picked, not sure whether Allen just missed him or if Hollins is supposed to squat and not bring his route into Roquan Smith, either way it looked like a Davis style miscommunication)...they motion Cook right before snap and i think that throws the timing of the mesh off but the spacing/angles are so bad that he's also able to grab Allen while crashing on the give. The oline looks like they're blocking for another play entirely. I mean look at this mess: zero chance of success and yes the right side of the oline was a disaster all night...but still i saw some decisions from Allen that weren't pressure related that give me some cause for concern, namely that he's being told to take the underneath or checkdown way too fast. saw numerous examples of him getting the ball out immediately at the top of his drop from relatively clean pockets where if he holds off just a bit a second level route comes available. also wideouts were not QB friendly. poor leverage and not presenting easy targets as a result of both willingness to accept defender's coverage and some clunky route/play designs. it looks even more a mess on the all22 than it did on broadcast tbh