Royale with Cheese

https://www.pff.com/nfl/players/david-quessenberry/7957?season=2021 David Quessenberry was essentially a top 10 tackle in 2021??

Of course. Which is why I said starting Sunday.

Hurts is not Allen’s level. Can’t wait to Allen starts showing it on the field starting this Sunday.

Yeah he's done. The Broncos are stuck with him for the next two years I believe where the dead cap isn't bad. I wonder if going forward, you won't see teams giving up so much for a veteran QB. It has to stick in the back of their mind, why that team is willing to trade that guy? Franchise QB's are so hard to come by.

45% chance of rain right now.

He needs his swagger back on the field.

I'm sure Allen runs it in some way. I would think you would give your QB some autonomy. And yes to the second part of the question.

If you have a WR combo where one runs a fly and the inside WR runs a post...the safety has to pick one. Lee Evans used to get beat cover 2 over the top with his speed.

I counted Charlie Weiss, Bill O'Brien, Brian Daboll and Josh McDaniels for NE....Byron Leftwich in TB. Yes, I would prefer continuity. See my post above.

I think it would be beneficial. I wished we had that. I just think that teams are more impatient with HC's and there will be consistent openings for the good OC's to take. If everything goes right, then our OC's will be getting HC interviews. We probably have to get used to it.

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Mike White will never throw with confidence under pressure again.

I mean, just imagine buy a really expensive ticket just to get a good seat and watch Aaron Rodgers. I do feel bad for those.

Brady had 5 different OC's between Tampa and NE. This is just year two with Dorsey. Who knows how long this lasts. Maybe he's here for several years, maybe not. We'll see.

Do you guys think that the energy might not be as high with the crowd in pregame because of the MNF game?

If we don't score on the Raiders, I will start changing my tune. Something needs to change if you're struggling against the Raiders.

I don't think Dorsey/McDermott go conservative with Josh. I think they have him get the ball out quickly like early in the Jets game. Take their chances downfield once the Raiders starting creeping up. I expect a lot of play action. I mean you have to. This isn't the Jets defense. I expect Allen to see more windows. I think you will see Cook get 100 on the ground. Bills 33 Raiders 16

You can't be terrible everywhere accept two positions and be top scoring team. That's my point. Yes, when you have that pair you score. What if you have more than 1? Lets say 3 like the Bengals? Or a Chiefs team that has the greatest tight end, best play caller and great offensive line? It's talked about a lot that these teams are loaded with offensive talent and much better coaching. If that's the case, how are we just behind the Chiefs last year in scoring and well above the Bengals? It's either Allen/Diggs are a significantly better combo than what Burrow has or on par with what the Chiefs have....or maybe Dorsey isn't as bad as everyone makes him out to be. I'm not a huge fan Dorsey and have my gripes but last year with only one weapon, a terrible offensive line, no #2 WR, had to get Beasley/Brown off the street and no elite level RB....but we were ahead of the Bengals and just below the Chiefs in scoring. I think a terrible OC with the ingredients Dorsey had last year, the offense would have been outside the top 10...probably top 15. And we did have our struggles with Dabol as well...he was hated on here. We were 7-6 at one point in 2021, looked terrible opening day against the Steelers and got humiliated by the Jags. Our offense was clunkier last year with Dorsey, I absolutely can admit that. But somehow we kept our production up. I'm not a Dorsey apologist, I'm just not hard on him like most here are. This is a big year for him to see if he improve our consistency and one game into the season, I'm not blaming him at all for MNF. Lets give him more time to see what he can do this year, especially if his QB can stop his bone headed turnovers. If we are struggling again next week, then I will start getting a little concerned. But not after last week. If we struggle against the Raiders, I will start getting the bad feeling.

Allen's career high in INT's was Daboll's last year with 15. Allen also fumbled the ball 39 times in 5 years with Daboll.

Hmmmmm..... So lets take a look at this offense and the complaints the last two years. Terrible OC Terrible HC Terrible GM Vanilla offensive game plan Fat, out of shape and overrated left tackle. Worst Right tackle in the NFL. Center is one concussion away from retiring and isn't very good. LG is a JAG Only 1 good WR No speed at WR Terrible #2 WR who can't catch No true #1 back Josh Allen numerous turnovers and playing hero ball. 3rd in scoring last year. I guess we have unseen forces allowing us to score.

The only thing we have right now to go by is week 1 and the game plan was fine. Allen was the predominant issue.

It can always get better.

Allen will light it up this week.

I'm not sure I believe in this. Belicheck was not the de factor OC with Brady. Tomlin wasn't the de facto OC when Big Ben was there. John Harbaugh isn't the de facto OC with Jackson.

The example of this was the INT to Davis. 3rd and 2. Two open WR's underneath to easily pick up the 2 yards to move the chains...forces it into Davis 12 yards down the field. So irritating.