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In terms of ypg we are closer to the worst offense in the league this yr than we are to the Chiefs

Same Our first three games were the very definition of unsustainable offensive production. Flukey field position/gameflow, big scores w small yardage, and all against what we know know to be three of the worst teams in the league...never felt right to me We keep not taking offensive seriously. There's a lack of talent to @FireChanspoint but there's also this insistence that we make these bare minimum OC hires. And I'm not saying Brady can't or won't be a good coach eventually but I don't think we can afford to keep doing ojt at this point

verrrrry little faith in Brady from the start But as you say, entirely predictable.

Because he's not a good wr

I know right! I was waiting for the headline 'NFL-NFLPA: Bills Allen was improperly evaluated for concussion'

lol emotional from the guy who dramaclicks disagree on plain as day game film 🤡

He literally says the thing that stands out is an OC issue

Calling it a mistake ignores some of the more conservative tendencies they're pretty clearly trying to build into the offense I'm seeing him turn down a lot of looks he usually attacks on film.

Yeah As run I think this gets picked a lot tbh

I was joking fwiw I like Simms. Just because I disagree w one play doesn't mean I think I know more than him

Yes Again- Two half field reads, Allen presnap motions cook to ID the LB in man and correctly chooses that matchup then moves off it when Colemans defender muddies the read

Either bad design or bad spacing from miscommunication This throw is typically layered in over the primary defender so all these guys saying Colemans man would have to be Usain Bolt have somehow never seen us run this play before

ill spare you the details of playing corner in hs lol Allen motions Cook out presnap to ID the LB on the wheel. He knows exactly what that coverage is going to be. Coleman is *probably* supposed to either take his route inside or run a pick to spring him. We've seen him make this throw a ton, he doesn't throw it because Coleman's man has eyes in the backfield the whole time

wrong Coleman's man is why Allen moves off the read

Stop protecting Simms. He was terrible in this analysis. Yes there are valid reasons as to why, maybe he's working w a new film intern or just had a bad day. It's weird how any criticism of Simms is met w such hostility. Blah blah blah

I was being facetious at first but honestly I think the idea has a lot of merit Right now we have a big mismatch in philosophy. There is just no need to roster an elite QB on a team that throws at one of the lowest rates in the league. What I'm proposing nets us a bunch of draft capital to fortify the defense and an affordable QB to run ball control offense.

Meh just another depreciating asset to be kept running on smelling salts and Mack Hollinses until we can get some trade value out of him

I don't care what Allen does if he isn't on the Bills

The FO/HC are going nowhere You've got a QB struggling to run this offense, potentially lose a step, and after this season will likely no longer be viewed among the league's elite due to performance and injury This allows us to utilize a bunch of draft capital on defense while saving on a reasonably priced QB who can handoff and throw checkdowns to Cook

Forgot we get Purdy too

Allen to the Niners for Purdy and 3 firsts

No surprises there 90% of this board doesn't know what they're seeing

How does that fit in w the narrative that Saleh was fired to appease Rodgers

Allen to the Niners for their next 3 first round picks Who says no

He's more banged up through 5 games than he ever has been in his whole career It's not my perception, it's reality