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Based on my knowledge of football? As if you know my football pedigree, where I played, coached, etc. I never said that was not a good strategy. I'm just saying I'd like to be more aggressive in certain spots. If your defense is playing an inept offense, you can absolutely be more aggressive. Their QB was 2-10 or something like that in the second half. I'd like to see more than a 3 TE 2 RB set on 3rd and 3 there, that's all.

Getting first downs is finishing. We did not get the first down there. There may have been more time left, I'd have to go back and look.

How do you know I would blast McDermott? lol I've never done that. AND the fact that our defense was playing that well absolutely allows you to be more aggressive. I guess based on your post:reputation ratio, coming off assuming and being directly negative instead of having a conversation is your forte.

And I get that. But even against Washington. I feel like we "take our foot off the gas." It's not about being the Patriots. It's about having the "finishing" mentality

I feel like we still lack the "killer instinct" on offense.. too conservative at times when great teams are aggressive... IE: before half, end of game, etc. Yesterday we were in Denver territory (I believe) with 5 minutes or so and we ran the ball on 3rd and 3. I get we were up 20-3 but man, go for the jugular. There was a game this year when there was 40 seconds left before half and we had 2 timeouts and we knee it out.

Pay him .... literally whatever he wants.

Yeah I wouldn't be surprised with a 13-10 type game.. much like Titans last year.

When people say Josh Allen's accuracy isn't progressing: A year after consistently struggling to place intermediate throws, Allen has been one of the league’s most accurate passers in that area of the field. He’s completed 64.7 percent of his throws between 10 and 20 yards this season—a jump of nearly 16 percentage points from his first season. Allen’s biggest gains in 2019 have come where he faltered most as a rookie.

Yeah, that's what I was going to say.... He's been a ref for 20+ years. Gene didn't get him anything

thats 100% the reason.... i think the craziest story for me about the bills this year is the lack of foster.. I expected foster to have John Brown numbers this year.

Perry... yes.... Smith? Maybe... idk how Kroft is feeling. I like Johnson and Foster.

His completion percentage is up almost 10%..... we've literally seen it be fixed. It doesn't happen over night.. If he's up 5% again next year.. we're at ~67% completion percentage... jesus........ we're 7-3. How did you make it through the drought?

Who do you inactivate to activate him? He hurts the team with his penalties. He is a great blocker, there's no doubt but he has cost us many many drives.

There's literally zero hype around our QB..... there's actually the exact opposite within the media.. last year for the bears the narrative was that Trubisky turned the corner.... not the same here. Edit: and yes, Allen is much better than MT

He's shown he's a back up tackle that wears a TE number.

Imagine coming onto message boards and feeling like a response to a topic isn't debatable / based on opinion.

The reasoning, execution, and rebuttal behind this sentiment were loud and clear. I now know which uniforms you think are better and why. Insight was 10/10 would recommend interaction with this user. He brings a lot of value to discussion and will provide deep clarity behind his answers.

Are the White on White's with the standing buffalo the best Uni's in the NFL?

I think the problem with evaluating from an All-22 perspective is..... We don't and will never know play calls and supposed assignments. We can guess, sure. Take QB and LB for example. But we will never know Josh's first read to where he delivers the ball. "Look Josh missed this wide open reciever!" But we will never know if the play was "Ok, let's go read one, read two, nothing there, we're moving out of the pocket now" By the same account. "Tremaine missed the A gap here and they ran right at him." We will never know if Star/Oliver/Phillips actually had a stunt and were A gap responsible on that play.

No they didn't. They traded for him.

This is correct. As talented as he is... receivers don't make or break teams in the NFL.. Offensive lines and QB's do. I've never understood paying big money for receivers

The play calling is abysmal and very predictable. It's very basic and it doesn't help Josh or any RB/WR. We do very little to get our play makers in space. John Brown is constantly running comebacks and out routes. He never has any YAC. We are not putting him in space. We are not getting Beasley into space. We need more mesh concepts, pick plays, zone sitting, etc. It's just not there.

It's easy to target Daboll when you call a WR screen 1 yard outside the offensive tackle on 3rd and 9 in the redzone. Or when you have small, fast receivers and the mesh concept is not ran more than 2 times a game. Or when a slant is rarely called with Duke Williams. Or when your TE's rarely sit in pockets in the middle of a zone defense. Or when you run #20 only when there is FB in front of him with 2 TE's.

You know.... i think this is a cool story bro... but i'm going to call my friend that's an expert on cool stories just so that I know what i'm dealing with here.

I still can't believe Donnel Pumphrey didn't make it in the NFL... I think he has the career rushing record for FBS Also noticed Cyril Richardson was drafted. There is some talent in the XFL.. much more than AAF