Julio Hopkins

Still awful to listen to months later.

Extremely similar to the last play of the season against the Chiefs in the Conference round. The defense completely prepared for mesh. A corner blitzing free forcing Josh to bail out of the pocket early. The play call doesn't give Josh an outlet and the players on the field don't adjust their route.

I understand what you're saying and I mostly agree. But, Brady has insane issues with personnel decisions and play call tendencies. Beane could add prime Desean Jackson and Tyreek Hill tomorrow but Brady would still be giving Shavers playing time over them. Why? Because that's what he did with Diggs and is currently doing with Cook.

Which would makes sense if Ty Johnson wasn't on the field over him RUNNING ROUTES INSTEAD OF BLOCKING

I'm so over this coaching staff/GM combo

Where the ***** is Tre going brother

Ty Johnson with another receiving opportunity over James Cook

Say it ain't so Joe

"Because he doesn't block well!" Then Brady has Johnson run routes poorly that end drives.

Ty Johnson needs to be off the field on crucial downs. He needs to cut down his route right there.

Rapp and Bishop might be the worst safeties I've watched on the Bills

Rapp with another injury to a teammate

Coleman looks like a bust so far, not much to be positive about.

Joe Brady might literally only call mesh on third down passing situations.

This season might be cooked. The talent isn't there and the coaching staff is bottom of the barrel.

Something interesting I've heard non stop is that if Benford didn't get hurt last year in the AFCC game, we would have won. Did anybody watch the few plays he was in before the injury? The Chiefs were challenging him and winning almost every play. Benford is not the guy you put on the number 1 receiver, he's a system corner like Tre White and Josh Norman.

This feels like last year when the Yankees decided to pass on adding a lefty arm to reinforce the bullpen at the trade deadline. Then they needed to get out Ohtani and Freeman in game 1 of the World Series. Their only options being Tim Hill and Nestor Cortes who hadn't pitched in over a month. They go with Cortes because they liked him more against Ohtani. Freeman walks it off with a grand slam, the Yankees aren't close the rest of the series. At some point you have to go for the jugular.

Joe brady absolutely salivating at the thought of another blocking receiver who can run in a straight line.

It's really eye opening that the GM of a professional football team doesn't understand what complimentary football or basic strategy is.

Scoring more points will generally do that.

The Chiefs averaged 4.6 yards per carry in 2024 and had about 30 yards more than their total average in 2025. So, literally yes.

I don't disagree with that, but the receiving group being weak has played a part. Josh was throwing to Trent Sherfield and Deonte Harty in the Chiefs divisional round game. Not to mention Latavius Murray who might as well be a receiver due to Joe Brady. Looking at the groups, I'm not shocked that the offense couldn't get it done the last two years when the defense finally made a stop.

Who cares? Let him run routes on third down because he is a legitimate receiving threat.

It's a statistic that ignores the fact that Josh Allen is one of the hardest QBs to sack in league history.

I'm really interested in the plan at corner. At the moment, they aren't capable of stopping most receiving corps.