Comebackkid

two wrists and a knee in a pair tree?

this was from Carolina panthers. " After nearly two seasons, the Panthers parted ways with Brady due to the offense's continued struggles. At the moment, Carolina ranks 29th in yards per game (308.7), 29th in passing (197.4 ypg), and 24th in scoring (19.7 ppg). Now, a lot of this could be attributed to the poor offensive line and quarterback play but at the end of the day, there are some very talented skill players on that side of the ball and to post those types of numbers is horrific. Want my true, honest opinion on Brady? I think he's a good football coach, I really do. He's a bright offensive mind but he's very young. Sometimes young coaches that are extremely smart, outsmart themselves. They play too much into the analytics, they're super conservative and run a vanilla offense. There's nothing complex about Brady's scheme. It's very basic, which is why he struggled to have positive results. In this league, you can't be predictable" sound familair? this was from an lsu interview Specific Packages: Ensminger stated that Brady was better with compact and empty formations and would often tell him, "Call it" in those situations.

yet, give it time

3 main questions for free agent wr. 1. can you block? 2. can you run routes as a decoy? 3. can you block?

sometimes its like they think they can just get away with stuff...like past history doesnt apply to them...blind hope or ignorance im not sure which.

wr running right to the defenders has been a season long issue... ive mentioned defenders at times can just sit pat and route takes wr right to them.

daboll totally sucked the last year he was here and what does Kromer know about running a football team? babbich was great at his isolated coaching positions...but look what happened just with the move to D coach

i heard we need a special teams/punt returner

is there a sale on pitchforks anywhere?...asking for a friend

Landon Jackson had a history of knee and ankle injuries in college, including a left ACL tear as a freshman at LSU that required surgery and cut his season short. While at Arkansas, he battled a preseason ankle injury in 2022 but did not miss significant time, and there were no publicly reported injuries in 2023. He also sustained a significant neck injury in November 2024 that required hospitalization but did not result in a publicly reported long-term absence from the team. pretty sure it was joe buscaglia that just said multiple. sounds like this could be his right knee this time where both before were is left knee. not sure thats good or bad

i dont know, it would make sense but then we was pretty raw coming in. im just a lil surprised drafting someone had the same injury multiple times and its one u dont quicky recover from.

from what i was hearing...he might not even get back until game 5 of next year. also he's had multiple mcl tears in the past. something i hadnt heard before and is now..wtf ?

But then who has been besides cook? an ok game here or there but not overall

I'm with you on the first part, the second im not entirely sold on. but it did get me thinking last night if thats one area that pegula has said behind closed doors that he doenst believe in spending money. im sure both babbich and brady were economy hires.

and we got 0 points on both our ints.

is their really a wr hierarchy here?.. more like if you happen to catch the ball u were the number one for that down the ball bounced badly every chance it got

heres to hoping, partly because he makes it awful

I've been saying this to an extent. Daboll didnt even try to run but..He didnt have an elite runner either, Joe has an Elite qb

Coleman's 4.61 40-yard dash doesn't necessarily jump off the charts, but in the gauntlet drill at the NFL Combine, Coleman reached a top speed of 20.36 miles per hour – the fastest speed by a receiver over the last two seasons. you would think....you would have him running crossers day and night... he also has made big plays on them yet we rarely ever see them called for him.

and how short their memory is. i'd like a competent wr.. prob wont be named Gabe Davis

quick question. i believe it was in the first half....Keon on the left sideline, 3rd or 4th down.... comes incomplete...d player had both hands on him the entire time, no mention of pass interference...why>?

wow... he might be ahead of last year.... (honestly probably not)....

i was thinking back to this....wondering if there hasnt already been some dissatisfaction with beane and the drafting https://www.buffalorumblings.com/2024/6/30/24161970/buffalo-bills-make-moves-to-scouting-staff-ahead-of-2024-season-blesto-national-in-house-cfb-draft New to the Bills’ scouting department are: Matt Bazirgan, Director of College Scouting — his previous role with the team was as Senior Personnel Executive. Darius Vinnett, Area Scout — Vinnett joins the Bills after spending 11 seasons in scouting with the Arizona Cardinals. Prior to joining Buffalo’s front office, he was an area scout in the east with the Cardinals. Vince Magri, Pro Scout — Magri comes to One Bills Drive and the NFL after a stint as general manager of the Toronto Argonauts of the CFL. Promotions for those within the scouting department: Asil Mulbah, Director of College Scouting — previously, Mulbah was a Pro Scout with the Bills. Keith Jennings, Area Scout — prior to his promotion, Jennings was Buffalo’s BLESTO Scout. R.J. Webb, BLESTO Scout, working with the college scouting team — Webb was previously a Pro Scout with the Bills.

the problem is at this point, even with a good gm i think it would take more than a year to make much of a dent in the roster...with out a fairly good tank

Daboll isnt the coordinator because he started going nuts with his play calling and was no longer effective. brady is because...right place, right time..along with bills brass didnt have to actually put work into finding one the worst jets sweeps everrrr