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Tenn has a relatively weak defense. We should be able to put up a ton of points on them

I think in game one, you could make the a case he did force a LOT down field.

Yeah, i'd imagine rushing is somewhere between 450-550 and passing yards between 4450 and 4600. TD's from 37-45 ish

Right right, however, if we're blowing teams out... it will be because of him and his numbers.

I know the chatter has calmed down after his dominant performance last week, however, something I found interesting is the following: If you take his current stats and average them over 17 games, his numbers will look like this: ~4500 passing yards, 40 TDs, 6 INTs ~500 rushing yards, 6 TDs. I think it's safe to assume he's going to have more passing yards than 4500 because of how low his first two games really were and I genuinely think they were an anomaly. If his numbers end up being similar to this (this is similar to last year) with an extra game.... I think I'd call it a success.

White on White with the standing Buffalo

Fail

In what world is 51 pass attempts and 25 run attempts a 50/50 split? Wouldn't a 50/50 splits be 25 runs and 25 passes? or am I missing something.

This has to be a joke

15 snaps.. 26% which was the lowest of all that played. Epenesa was 19 snaps.

Interdasting

Am I the only one that listens to the opposing teams sports talk the week the Bills play them?

Low Risk.. High reward. 24 years old, 65 catches, undrafted and still developing...... not a bad prospect to get a look at in person

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If they were vaccinated, they would not have been sent home... per the NFL rules. It makes noooo sense.

Which makes no sense because clearly, the guy who has COVID .. is vaccinated. Rules are rules though .

Where does any of this make sense? I just can't wrap my head around it. Cole is around a vaccinated staff member that was positive. Cole tests negative. Must sit out 5 days because he isn't vaccinated but if he was he could continue to practice....... even though the staff person he was around..... was vaccinated with covid. Make it make sense.

But he's n I can think of worse news to wake up to.

This is where I'm struggling. Admittedly, I haven't seen Kumerow in practice so I can't say either way. What I will say is.. if they keep Kumerow over Jones, he will be WAY more impactful than Roberts was on offense. He's better in almost every facet of being a WR. I'm struggling because Kumerow is 29. Do we want him taking potential snaps(or a roster spot) from Stevenson/ Hodgins if they are of equal ability? I don't think either will last on practice squad (Stevenson definitely wouldn't). If Kumerow making the team doesn't affect that.... why not?

I mean..... he literally did that about 30-40 times last year......

He ran a 4.45 coming out of college and the way he works and training he’s since been provided, I’d imagine he’s faster. He can win on deep balls.

That was also just an unbelievable play Beas. I've said it in multiple other threads but.... the more I watch JA highlights from last year, the more I come away with "holy sh** Beas is sooooo good"

Yeah, thats the one I mentioned... I mean, there are MAYBE two QBs in the league that can make that throw and one is on our team.

I think one of the most underrated but absolutely incredible plays last year from Josh was his TD pass to Kumerow against Denver. No one seems to talk about it. It was an absolute rocket on a post that only him and MAYBE Rodgers could make. It was absolutely jaw dropping how hard that ball was thrown with accuracy.

IIRC, Gilliam had a big block on Josh's long TD run vs. Denver. I think he has a lot of talent. He's a small school guy at a dying position in football. I hope we can use him as an "h-back" type use as motion, etc. because he can catch the rock. I'd like to see him get 8-12 snaps a game.