TheyCallMeAndy

That is the exact info I was seeking, thank you!

Moore clears waivers Cooks pulls hammy in Q2 Cooks to IR Moore re-signed

Josh Allen had a 49.1 QBR when targeting Moore 🤯 Last year in Cleveland, whoever their QB was had a 44.5 QBR and was picked off 8 times 🤯🤯🤯 If your QBs threw 9 picks targeting you the last 2 years, and only completing 55-60% of the targets the last 2 years, it's not just the QB's fault. Again, a guy we were all surprised made the 53 man roster.

The Bills desperately just need someone who can threaten a defense down field to keep them honest.

Have we re-signed a void year FA yet at all? Curious how that works.

I never understood the "choir boy over talent" claim. McBeane has never been that way, to the extent GM Marv was. McD praises character, sure, and I'd rather this team NOT sign a bunch of DV D-bags. Bills have brought in players with issues in the past, and were highly criticized by fans for it. Miller got his 3rd DV while in Buffalo, and fans couldn't wait to dump him. Their fatal flaw is expecting their All-World QB to raise the floors and ceilings of a bunch of B and C level offensive talent, because he absolutely can when there is other A level talent around. John Brown had Cole Beasley, Davis had Diggs. Maybe the expectation was Kincaid would become an A level player, but I'm not so sure he would have the impact that Diggs and Beasley had from the TE position.

It's up there, Eagles have a ton of void year dead cap as well.

Same guy that most of us were shocked made the 53? Am I the only one who remembers that?

Beach chairs?

You'd get buried in dead cap.

I also don't see McD getting canned, not sure they move on from Babs yet either since he's just a rookie DC. Brady and Beane I think are in serious jeopardy

Heathy scratch the next 4 weeks to learn the scheme He probably takes whatever Hardman's role on the offense was supposed to be. Run a straight line towards the endzone and see if the defense forgets to cover you?

Let's say I'm more exaggerating the likelihood. I'm a year or two older than Brady, I have played a game or two of Madden in my life. I wouldn't be shocked if some, some, of his situational knowledge comes from that game. It's just funny because in Madden, in that scenario on 4th down, I'm also calling mesh crossers. I do it all the time lol

There is a tremendous amount of evidence to support this, free rushers aren't always the OLs fault and it's been a common occurrence for years. I will say, rarely does it seem to have a negative impact until this season. There is a story where Favre went most his career without knowing what a nickel defense was, and was too embarrassed to ask. When he finally did, and the answer was provided, he responded "oh... who gives a *****?" Farve is a legend, but what could he have accomplished if he actually worked on his weaknesses and not tried to out gunslinger everything? I think we all want to see free rushers handled better than "who gives a *****" pre and post snap, especially as he is getting older.

Mesh concepts in short yardage situations are absolute killers in Madden. Brady is 34, let us pray there is no correlation...

For real. Bad gameplan? Sure. However, the unforgivable for me are: - After Allen and Brown got hurt, still continue to run only 5 man protection scheme. - Not pull a clearly inured Spencer Brown the minute he had to play with one arm.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't the team hire a new head trainer last offseason? I'd love to know what stretches or exercises would avoid the injuries the team has had. I'm sure a few can be cherry picked; Thompson's hammy, maybe a few of the groins, but not much you can do for Jackson, Oliver, Bernard, ect.

I think they look good 🤷🏻‍♂️

Can't eyeroll big enough.

All-22 is NOT painting a good picture for Brady, who failed to protect his guys on top of everything else.

I added the angry face so he could have all 12 emoji's!!

Gotta be a week in, week out coaching issue, right? How does our OL magically no longer know how to block? Truly, have no idea how Beane and Brady survive this offseason.

Can't bash him for what he hasn't made yet, though. He made 5.8m this season. AJ made 6.

Right now, in 2025, he isn't. We can't worry about the deep future because there are billions of variables. Contracts are made to be adjusted, and the only season that will be tricky with him is 2027.

Um Spencer Brown is an elite, dominant OT. You want Josh to stay healthy, he's a big part of it