Buffalo716

Yes Bill belichick the greatest winning coach of all time with the most super bowls is known as an offensive guru lol Oh that's right he is a defensive guru Teams are dumb if they just keep picking up Bill's offensive coordinators thinking they're there next success when it's a team culture that Josh Allen drives the engine They're not getting Josh Allen when they hire our coordinator

Yes because everybody knows super bowls is a quarterback stat not a team stat Dan Marino was widely considered the greatest quarterback of all time before Brady and he never won a super bowl

Awesome bro! I dig the jujitsu shirt and nice bills cap! Hope you and your kid had fun go bills

Calling somebody like Levi Wallace a less than average athlete is a serious disrespect to him The dude went from a walk on to a starting cornerback at Alabama under Nick Saban... The dude is a better athlete than 99% of the world He just didn't have the measurables that the NFL looked for in a draftable outside corner... That didn't mean he's not a better athlete than 99% of the people walking And a better cornerback than 99% of the world... Less than average athlete can't even play division one football at a skill position like corner There are thousands of college cornerbacks who don't even sniff the pros... Now if you want to make the disclaimer less than average NFL athlete that is more acceptable But hes certainly not a less than average athlete for the general population

Yes he was and our depth is very good at the inside oline Creed Humphrey is considered a very large center on the Chiefs.. and McGovern has a solid 10-15 lb on him

I called it here as soon as it was announced I literally said he was going to be a pro bowl center he is just too big and strong.. he's now the biggest center in the league probably definitely top three

You mean the Chiefs who's combined opponents are also two wins and seven losses? The team that has needed to get bailed out? Josh has played teams with a combined record of 2 and 7 and he's high-fiving teammates and sitting on the bench in the fourth quarter.. not trying for a last second win

Establishing the run is key for any offensive lines success... We're talking about thousands of pounds smashing into each other in the trenches Offensive lineman always want to be on the attack.. moving forward.. AKA run blocking Pass blocking technically has you on the defense.. you're going backwards while people are attacking you Just going out and calling 45 pass plays a game while having your big guys on their heels all game will not reap rewards... What does reap rewards is get the big guys doing what they want to do .. going forward and pushing in the run game... Letting them be the aggressors This lets them wear down the defensive line so when you start calling pass plays the rush is already semi neutralized from being pushed around A defensive line who just gets to pin their ears back and attack offensive lineman on their heels all game is a recipe for disaster

I wouldn't say that McGovern shot at center in Dallas was terrible .. he just didn't get enough reps for the NFL He literally was drafted to play center and then they had him play guard for years to where he really didn't get an off season as a center .. so anytime he got to play it was without a full camp as a center I knew with a whole off season training as a center he would be a machine.. I said multiple times here he will probably get a big contract that the bills cannot match.. he is one of the biggest centers in the NFL

I don't think it's weird at all It's the NFL every player is extremely talented.. and coaches are extremely smart and good game planners When you're just focusing on one or two guys it's easier for a coach to take them away and destroy your game plan.. if you're willing to throw it at eight different guys every single week it makes a lot harder to defend and make your offense run more efficiently

Yes thielen made the Vikings the same way andresen made the bills A rookie camp tryout which is the hardest path to the NFL

It's usually described as undrafted free agent or a camp invite Walk on is a college term I've never heard the term walk on used in the NFL.. cam Lewis signed with the bills as an undrafted free agent , it was not described as walking on

Cam Lewis and Ingram were undrafted free agents with the bills They were not Walk-Ons at the University at Buffalo.. they were scholarship players

He certainly gets nicked up more than your average great quarterback Even on the second to the last play last night.. on a routine kneel play .. he rolled around a couple seconds to buy time so they wouldn't have to punt the ball back And he tweaked his knee.. easy to see plain as day And he's had lower body issues consistently for years.. yeah he's super mobile and elusive but he's definitely on slippery slope

As strong as a cold Northern breeze

So you typed all this out to admit your Canadian don't ya know

And specifically let s give it up for Spencer Brown who has signed a nice contract where people doubted it's value What has he done? Turned into a stalwart right tackle.. who is the bane of defensive ends The lean mean machine.. he is long strong and in charge All pro right tackle in the making

Hey buddy! How was the game?! If I haven't been on the road so much the last 60 days I definitely would have tried to make it

Diggs who?!?

Yea that's something that will always be apart of his game Choosing his spots strategically when to take layups and when to go for home runs will continue to improve Josh is the best football player in the world and I stand by it

Methadone lol

He looks like he is in total control of the offense!

A lot of separation

Thanks , knew he never saw the field But Saban had to have seen something to bring him in

That should say hello TBD lol and yea true I forgot bout that lol