Doc Brown

I agree with most of your post but the only push back I'd give is I don't mind them double dipping at a position if one of those picks is a day three pick like Benford was. Trading up for Elam is an example of the danger of having a gaping hole on your team which is where we were with our outside CB position. Dane Jackson was our best CB at the time we had at the time with White still rehabbing from injury. It was bad process trading up for Elam created by not adequately addressing the position the last couple of years before that relying on guys like Levi Wallace and Dane Jackson opposite Tre White.

Bills injury report was the same as yesterday's. Taron Johnson has to play given he said he was good to go yesterday. Right? McD?

I never cared much for Charlie Kirk to be honest. By the way, my real name is Patrick Mahomes.

This last game was not on Caleb Williams. I thought he played pretty well besides the one bad decision of trying to make a play that led to a pick. The Bears defense got toasted.

My main worry with it is he may not be able to move defenders with his eyes as effectively. I guess that's why he's going with the plain visor though and not a tinted one.

Some fights aren't worth having. Go Bills.

Prayers to your daughter, you, and your family.

I'm following it fine. He gave you the exact average points per game the defense gave up in the five playoff games and you didn't recognize he was citing the defense. He then cited how much points are defense gave up in the four AFC Championship games in the 90's which somehow went above your head. You were correct in that he was wrong in his 30 plus points per game by our offense. My question to you is why did you go back three years instead of two since the topic of this thread is about Brady's offenses? Very hard fact to prove when they've been to four Super Bowls.

He said the opposing offense averaged 30 plus points per game. Last five Bills playoff losses. Offense: 24.6 ppg Defense: 33.2 ppg

Why not just the past two years then as it seems more relevant when examining Brady's play calling in the playoffs losses?

Why are you only going back three years when Allen's been elite for five years now? If it's a Brady specific criticism why not just go back the last two years?

The Bills offense can beat you in multiple ways. Passing game or running game. They're built to play from behind like we saw against the Ravens and built to play from ahead like we saw against the Jets. You can always nit pick at play calling and see areas where they can improve. However, through two games they've put up double digit points in every half. For the most part the play calling has been fine.

Their moves at offensive line this off-season baffled me.

I can't stop laughing at Geno right now. Throws it away on 4th down.

They'd have been better off just kneeling it.

When they bring three linebackers in maybe. Williams and Bernard played the majority of the season together last year.

Can't take a sack there.

I would've at least called a run play. Shotgun pass is risky there.

Imagine a Browns fan watching this game. Lol.

Still can run the ball twice and leave them with no time left.

Burrow's elite man. If you don't think he's a top 5 QB I don't know what to tell you.

So was Gabe Davis. It'll be interesting next year what they do as they'll save $12m cutting him. It could be take a pay cut or leave.

Bills - 3 Dolphins - 0

I don't know if yesterday's specific injury proves he's injury prone but I think Burrow's injuries in the past has a lot to do with him holding the ball too long. He even said on 3rd downs he's willing to take the sack if it gives him a second more to see if someone can break open because they're going to punt either way. Sound reasoning but you're going to take more hits.

It was so obvious that it was a bloody nose that I was laughing at Romo for not recognizing it immediately. He's usually sharper than that.