Scott7975

No. Better to play home games then away games. Before someone lashes out about my use of "s" when I said "games," It's pretty implied that it's only plural if the Bills win the first one.

Yes, but I am trying to understand how it works. There has to be some kind of downside for the team.

Cake Walk. I'll say it. I aint scared. F the Dolphins.

I'm just trying to understand how it works I guess. I don't get how a team can just null a contract and make another for less money without some downside to it. There has to be a downside there right?

How does a player take a "pay cut?" I don't think they can. At least not in a way that helps the Bills other than some salary cap space by extending him and giving him more guaranteed money. I have never heard of this. Even if they could... what person would do this?

I dont give a crap if he turned toward the sideline, not the QB actually, and caught the ball. He didn't slow down. In fact the DB still didnt catch him till 15 fricken yards later and still caught his shoe on a dive. Here is the clip since you couldn't bother to post it...

Told you guys there is no way they are risking injury in a meaningless game...

Nothing in that explains his extremely diminished snap counts. Last 3 weeks he has been between 50-65%. A #1 receiver should never see snap counts this low.

It could. I think Tua is good but isn't elite. He isn't going to carry a team. His team will need lots of help. Hard to do that with cap space and paying him though. People talk about windows. Josh Allen always has a window. Pat Mahomes always has a window. They are elite. Miami's window is now. They are essentially all in now.

Sure, they have a choice. They can roll with White or some other journeyman and hope to be bad enough to draft another QB and hope that QB isn't a bust. Most teams won't do that because the fans can't handle that.

JA - Agree, but I am talking about playmakers for Josh Allen SD - was 2-3 years younger and has fallen off a cliff this year. I think he is injured or something. The last 3 games he has had between 50-65% snap counts. Whose #1 only has that? Kincaid - capable. I like him a lot but his use has been mostly short yard check down like stuff. Cook - is a playmaker but he has hands problems. Drops the balls a lot and fumbles too much. Gabe - unreliable. Questionable hands. Lacks separation speed. He is a one trick pony. Oline - best Josh has had and played well this year. Im specifically talking playmakers, not protection OC's dont drop balls, fumble balls, and throw interceptions. Josh needs a speedster that can get open, catch the ball, get YAC, and make contested catches. Who does that right now? I'm not even saying that Brady is the guy. I obviously said I don't know yet. I also obviously said that it doesn't look good when your defensive minded head coach calls a timeout and takes over offensive play calls at the end of the game. As I also said, this isn't even Brady's offense. I would hope they would interview experienced guys at the end of the season and not just go through the motions to promote Brady. There just isn't enough information to know if Brady is any good or not. I will still stand by that Josh needs a better outside receiver to pair with Diggs. The rest they can roll with.

Im not suggesting he is under pressure all the time. The line has played great most of the season. Certain games and certain situations where it's jail break though. Hell the one pass he completed to Shakir in the clutch was a 3 man jail break off the snap. The dude caught the ball in stride. You can't show still frames for this. Show the actual clip. Just because the DB caught up a half yard over 5 or 6 yards distance doesn't mean Kincaid slowed down.

Right.... pitch and catch with no one in the area and having a crater for a pocket is the same as someone a step or two away with pressure in your face. Read the charts I posted. It shows that Allen finds the open receiver more often than Lamar while Lamars receivers are far more open than Allens.

I didnt say it was good for them. I just said they don't have options. Extending Tua will probably actually help them with their cap next season. They are still going to lose players and not be as good though.

They have to pay him. They don't really have options.

Not yet but it's tough to say. First, this isn't really his offense. Just a spin of Daboll/Dorsey playbook. Second, we have don't have the playmakers honestly. One thing I will say is McD having to call timeout and take over the offensive playcall was a red flag. It should be obvious to just sneak there. He tried to get cute and go shot gun. Just no man. I'm actually glad McD was smart enough to do that.

Just gonna throw this in here because I talked about it today and was told Allen gets the same open receivers as Lamar

Yeah, I know Josh missed some throws but those plays were nothing like this. This wr wasn't even covered. He had a good 15 yards of separation from any coverage. Lamar had a crater size pocket with zero pressure. That is nothing like what Josh had.

Howard probably. Interesting conspiracy theory...

Care to show me those plays. Both pocket and how wide open the guys were.

Pathetic that there is no recourse for bad refs. They just continue to do whatever they want. Wonder if Miami picks him up with how dinged up Mostert and Achane keep getting

I don't care. I see these plays with busted open receivers every week. I'm not saying we never have them but its pretty damn rare.