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How do you explain Diggs invisibility act
harmonkillebrew replied to Coldfronts's topic in The Stadium Wall
coaching, age, lack of complementary weapons -
Great insight. Makes me think we need an OC overhaul.
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The WR#2 Market (Spotrac Breakdown and Comparison)
harmonkillebrew replied to WhitewalkerInPhilly's topic in The Stadium Wall
We need a #1. Diggs is no longer elite. I'd swing a trade for a guy on a decent contract, but if FA, I'd kick the tires on Ridley, Higgins, Samuel, or Mooney. WR in the 1st is also in the cards -
I don't care if he talks to the media afterwards, but I do care that he shows up on the field. He's done. We need a WR room overhaul this year. Invest in guys that can make plays down the field, to take advantage of Josh's cannon. Diggs can stay on, but at a reduced rate, although I'm not sure we have an out or much negotiating power without a big cap hit.
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The Three Plays that Cost us the Game
harmonkillebrew replied to VaMilBill's topic in The Stadium Wall
Josh goes for the wide open TD every time. I'll always support that. Dawkins should have held his block. -
Stay the course. We were decimated with injuries on D and were still a top 5 team this year. Stay a little healthier and retool a bit and, thanks mostly to Josh, we still compete and maybe the ball bounces our way. Plus, Josh only has a few more years of carrying the team this way before he needs a better supporting cast. Need to take advantage and compete every year. The major contracts/players we clean out or restructure are: Offense: Gabe, Knox, Sheffield, Harty. I wouldn't touch the Oline. Diggs is still too valuable, but should move into a #2 role. Defense: Hyde, White. I think we try to keep Jones and Epenesa. Miller probably has one more year to get back to his old self. Maybe Floyd re-signs as well.
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The Bills do not win one score games
harmonkillebrew replied to Bills!Win!'s topic in The Stadium Wall
That's the rub. We got a gift from Toney for sure, but McD also almost choked it away with bad clock management. It's not that we can't win one score games, it's that too often, far too often, the coaches (and players) choke. McD's OT record speaks for itself. You need a killer instinct to win championships. There is just too much parity in the NFL. McDermott's teams have just never had it. -
Refs didn't tip Chiefs that they were going to call a flag. Oh, poor Patty! He so used to the preferential treatment, he loses it when everything isn't given to them. What a baby
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The "McDermott Handicap" and hopefully a solution
harmonkillebrew replied to peterpan's topic in The Stadium Wall
He got lucky last night. Tried to piss the game away again, but got bailed out. Not kicking a FG before the end of the 1st half. Horrible clock management and play calls to close out the game. We were set up to salvage defeat from the jaws of victory again. I have no confidence in this coaching staff or team to win close games. -
He was nonexistent today. He dropped at least two screens. Sheffield was in for him again multiple times on key downs. What is going with him and the WR corps more generally?? Was it scheme or is he experiencing a major drop off? Gabe also put up another donut. Josh was struggling all game to find anyone to throw it to.
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Jeudy had him burned. if Wilson throws a better pass it's a TD. They should have bluffed the blitz and dropped Hamlin back as deep Safety to stop that. It was 3rd and 10 and they were out of FG range. Even an 8 yd gain would have only yielded a very long FG attempt. It was a foolhardy call. Didn't Gregg Williams get canned a few years ago for doing a zero blitz that lost the game?
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Another Buffalo Sports Fan's Gut Punch.....or is it?
harmonkillebrew replied to jethro_tull's topic in The Stadium Wall
I actually felt relieved, as in this loss might bring about desperately needed change. And it did, Dorsey is gone. If we don't turn it around that should just be the start. The Bills and Josh Allen will be a very attractive option for an up and coming offensive HC. -
about the only thing good to come from last night. I was actually not that pissed about the loss, as it portended changes. I'm pleasantly surprised McDermott pulled the trigger. Let's hope Brady can right the ship
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We'll probably spend our top two picks on DE. Need a new #2. Good thing Gabe is a UFA. Tee Higgins would be nice
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Does Anyone Miss Daboll and Frazier?
harmonkillebrew replied to hondo in seattle's topic in The Stadium Wall
Daboll for sure. Dorsey has been a disaster. Glad we ripped that band aid off. McDermott needs to hire a DC so he can focus on the whole team, but don't really miss Frazier. We should bring in a DC next year. -
It looked like he pumped it to Diggs underneath and then reloaded and didn't get enough zip on the throw to Davis to fit it in the window. I don't know if that was by design, or on Josh, but given the risk of that throw, you'd like to see Josh commit and step into it. I'm putting that on him. He's done that a few times, targeting Davis.
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More talent at WR would mask the inability of our OC to run a good scheme. KC doesn't have that problem, as their coaches are much better than ours. Gabe can't reliably win 1on1 matchups, teams double Diggs, Kincaid and Shakir starting to step-up, but OC still holding us back. Also Mahomes is just better than Josh. It was a crap throw by Allen. Way short. The hitch and re-load probably contributed. If he had narrowed in on Gabe from the start maybe he throws a better hole shot
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Reasons why I'm still (barely) optimistic
harmonkillebrew replied to JerseyBills's topic in The Stadium Wall
Agreed on D. Despite all the injuries and easy excuses they keep fighting. The Offense was great first drive and then again late. Was horrible for the entire middle 75% of the game. I'm slightly optimistic that Allen will figure it out and that more trust in Kincaid and Shakir will open things up. Then again, Dorsey is still the OC.... -
Reasons why I'm still (barely) optimistic
harmonkillebrew replied to JerseyBills's topic in The Stadium Wall
Reason for optimism: Bills were at least competitive against the Bengals, away from home. We looked better than the 49ers for sure. If not for that Kincaid fumble, we were trending toward a win. But that Patriots loss hurts, in particular. I'm hoping we can continue to find the right combos, with Kincaid and Shakir improving. Maybe playoff Lenny will get our run game and championship leadership in place on O.... -
Long-standing pattern. The amount of draft/FA capital we spend on DE at the expense of other positions.
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It's not need that was the problem, it's scouting. The Bills thought he was great and even moved up to get him. He's not great at all and there were plenty of other CBs that went later that are better. Elam was the top CB on their board at the time, so obviously their board was wrong. That said, a lot of people got Elam wrong.
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No faith in these coaches