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7 minutes ago, JohnNord said:
Isn’t their Special Team coach Denny Crossman?Yup.
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Fins are #31 DVOA for Special Teams. Can’t imagine that the cold, winds, slippery footing & snow will improve their performance.
Hines is due.
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A lot of people feeding the new troll.
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If Bates doesn’t practice today, I’m guessing that Boettger gets activated and starts on Saturday.
Last year, Boettger replaced Feliciano for 10 games who was in turn replaced by Bates for the remainder of the season.
Christian Wilkins can be a game wrecker & can play anywhere along the line though will likely occupy whoever mans RG.
He’s just too quick/disruptive for our sloggers.
Will probably need Knox/Gilliam to give help all night long. If not, look for multiple ‘CUT(Offensive lineman)’ threads next week.
IMO, he’s the closest player to A Donald and already has 75 tackles (1st for DT) with 14 TFL.
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He is probably needing to throw more now, trying to get a rhythm with Brown & Beasley.
Just trying to keep him loose as possible.
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I see he finally got a haircut.
I guess it’s Ok that he’s back, but he’ll need to keep it trimmed.
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2 minutes ago, Nitro said:
He had to wait until September to sign with a team. I like the guy and I wish him well but I am a realist. Third down and he is on the field, he will draw attention.
As a famous Bill recently said; ”OK”.
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Sounds like White laid a licking on Milano and Oliver. The old rope-a-dope.
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6 hours ago, YoloinOhio said:
I just looked back at who was out there for our secondary in week 3… Jaquan/Hamlin and Elam/Jamarcus Ingram. Dane and poyer were both out. Obviously no Tre. Benford I believe started the game but got hurt. Also no Ed Oliver. We did have both LBs.
Also Phillips was out with a hamstring.
Benford broke his hand during the game.
Morse was out with his elbow problem.
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Sounds like the Fins DC will need to do some rework of his plan.
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Shorter passes may help preserve Josh’s arm a bit + cut down on his ‘gotta move the chains’ runs.
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15 minutes ago, Realist said:
If true, sounds like Josh lost confidence in Gabe and McKenzie.
I think that nails it and is the answer to the ongoing question of why Josh doesn’t take the easy, short stuff.
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1 minute ago, Luka said:
People rating Benford over Elam in this thread. 😂
Don't quit your day jobs.
Maybe i read it wrong, but i thought it was for contributions year to date.
I’m retired, so I’ll probably retain my current position.
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I guess I’d give Benford a 6, Elam and Cook a 4 and the rest of them a bleh.
I hesitate to give up on any of those that remain as we’ve recently seen that young players can turn a corner -> Epenesa.
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BarrIng disease, injury or advanced age, leg muscles do not simply atrophy into porridge over a period of a couple of months. He WAS injured last year, yet managed more yards & catches on fewer targets in the postseason than Diggs. https://www.espn.com/nfl/team/stats/_/name/buf/season/2021/seasontype/3
IMO, Beasley is permanently ‘washed’ is bs. A couple of weeks of trainer specified leg exercises can likely get back a high % of his former ‘pop’.
If he can’t become effective again, then let him go. BFD.
What are people so afraid of, that he succeeds?
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1 minute ago, Buffalo Boy said:
Was that the one on the first drive?
No it was later than that I think. I don’t have access right now to check it.
I remember the Announcers called it out.
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1 hour ago, Buffalo Boy said:
7 Drops by my count( by memory) yesterday:
McKenzie 3
Knox 2
Brown 1
Singletary 1
I was at the game so didn’t get replay on most if any of them but it was an abysmal showing by the targets.
The last Knox drop was like icing on a very unappetizing cake
Diggs had 1 also.
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I’ll bet there are some grinding teeth at OBD over the ankle plague.
Trainers are probably getting the stink eye.
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11 minutes ago, LondonBill said:
Milano is a ***** missile and I love him. His technique in the tackle is insanely good. Reference won't translate I don't think. But he tackles like rugby players do over here. He's one of the best tacklers I've ever seen in any sport.
Rugby tackle is the perfect analogy.
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A couple of his tackles/attempted tackles he didn’t square up & looked to be a bit ‘slow’, as if he was closing his eyes and hoping for the best.
I was ok with the coverage. No 50 yarders that blew up the game.
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His instincts haven’t kicked in all the way quite yet.
he’ll get there
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24 minutes ago, BillsFanForever19 said:
Okay, but it's something he's done and could do. Even if you remove that from his repertoire, the point is moot. Isaiah Hodgins for Isaiah McKenzie is not something that would happen as they are completely different WR's that line up and play completely differently.
I agree, very different.
Hodgins catches the ball. McKenzie doesn’t.
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A good day just became Gooder.
Isaiah Hodgins claimed off waivers by Giants
in The Stadium Wall
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Isaiah Hodgins’ comfort with Brian Daboll paying dividends for Giants
https://news.google.com/articles/CBMiWGh0dHBzOi8vbnlwb3N0LmNvbS8yMDIyLzEyLzE1L2lzYWlhaC1ob2RnaW5zLWNvbWZvcnQtd2l0aC1icmlhbi1kYWJvbGwtcGF5aW5nLWRpdmlkZW5kcy_SAVxodHRwczovL255cG9zdC5jb20vMjAyMi8xMi8xNS9pc2FpYWgtaG9kZ2lucy1jb21mb3J0LXdpdGgtYnJpYW4tZGFib2xsLXBheWluZy1kaXZpZGVuZHMvYW1wLw?hl=en-US&gl=US&ceid=US%3Aen
a positive article in this am’s NY Post about Hodgins