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Everyone threw Brady under the bus vs Atlanta for not leaning on Cook like the Falcons did with Robinson. (deservingly so) Bills passing attack is still lacking, but I do think Brady did a better job playing to Buffalo's strengths vs Panthers

Lmao I really like the neutral locations here in the US idea. Owners may not agree. On the other hand every team having to play a neutral site does seem like a fair way of doing it.

Might actually be some truth to this because Josh Allen has trouble sleeping. Says his mind is always working overtime. A night game like the Atlanta Falcons might interfere with Allen's normal sleep routine IMO. Resulting in a sleepy Josh Allen in Prime time. https://thesportsrush.com/nfl-news-josh-allen-reveals-what-he-does-to-get-better-sleep-despite-a-hectic-travel-routine/ Want some coffee with lots of cream and sugar Josh?

This is a big test for Joe Brady. Ken Dorsey lost his job when the Bills Offense stopped winning football games. To me this is a big test for the whole regime. The Bills OC and DC are both question marks. Josh Allen should have a 1WR. The Bills drafted heavily on D without results.

Thanks for this post. Good borderline great players help everyone on the Offense without ever touching the football because they demand extra attention in the game planning and play calling IMO.

Harvard graduate that aced the wonderlic in 9 minutes and his profession was NFL QB. Fitzpatrick also critics coaches and players as an NFL analyst for Amazon Prime. The critique on Brian Flores by way of example suggest Fitzpatrick has his own ideas on how to coach an NFL team. Fitzpatrick is very knowledgeable in both business management and the game of football. Ryan Fitzpatrick clearly has a passion for football. More importantly a passion for the Buffalo Bills.

My 1st concert ever was KISS in 1976

This 10 yard penalty ruins drives and changes the outcome of games. One of the leagues biggest brain farts IMO.

Fitzpatrick fits the Bill on mediocre. Josh Allen is everything Fitzpatrick wanted to be physically as a player. Helping Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills franchise succeed will appeal to Ryan Fitzpatrick IMO. It's very possible having Fitzpatrick on the team would appeal to Terry Pegula in my humble opinion. All I've ever wanted to do with my threads is to bring this possibility up in discussion with the right people. So thanks everyone, @Jauronimo for puking on my thread, but not getting to carried away with the critique. We all want the same thing. A Championship. I think Ryan Fitzpatrick might be able to help. Might want to help. It's also possible Joe Brady might welcome the help in my humble opinion. Added wrinkles, suggestions. To me the difference between a good OC and a great one is having an open mind. The willingness to make change. On the fly If needed. Adapt to what the opposition is trying to accomplish against you in an ever evolving NFL.

All the more reason to lean on the Bills star RB, James Cook. The Falcons OC clearly knew how to use their best weapon. You don't think this is a problem?

Consulting, not coaching.

Snow can make good drinking water, but this is not no ordinary drinking water. This water came from the football heavens and landed on the Bills new home turf in the form of little snowflakes. Bills mafia bottled water with the Standing Buffalo label. 🦬 Cool, clear water...

Good question Fitz loves the Buffalo Bills

Double up on this post. Thanks @Pete