Richard Noggin

Just like the Texans will the following week.

Phew.

I don't like it if WFT loses. I don't want them feeling cornered just yet next week.

This analysis is objective, comprehensive, and clear-eyed (which is a lot like objective). Sober and salient.

But by then one or both of the starting safeties are long gone, and therefore likely cheaper; this could in turn reallocate/redistribute cap space in myriad ways, including re-signing a 3rd or 4th-year drafted CB2 to a big deal. The complication is that CB1 White's deal runs through the 2025 season, which would be a 2022 draftee's 4th season...wherein we face a confluence. Good problem to have.

Shaun Livingston. Or Kevin Ware.

Not many people seem to be talking about the disadvantage of the opposing defense KNOWING it's a pass (for the most part) on most plays, based on formation. The offensive linemen are really up against it when a talented pass rush can consistently tee off on the snap count and attack with impunity. I believe Daboll needs to help his guys out by being less predictable on a play-to-play basis.

Stay away until Wednesday, typically. Once we're tangibly on to the next opponent, it's worthwhile to get back at it.

I love satire @Steelz! Got a lotta fish on the line, too. I refuse to believe the overtly misused homophones and overall bravado is in earnest. Then again...

So have I successfully reserved a G spot? (hehe, but seriously.) If not, life goes on. But I'm not sure if I'm in or not... Thanks.

Great read. Thanks for posting. McDermott's relentless approach to self-improvement (that Carol Dweckian growth mindset he preaches) may be his most important quality as his tenure evolves and coaches and players come and go. He is dedicated not to a certain defensive philosophy, for example, but to improving his defensive philosophy each season. Admittedly, that's not the best written example (which is an opportunity for me to grow and state my point more effectively in the future).

Please elaborate? And speak slowly and clearly...

Well then isn't it nice to have some elite EDGE length on the right (Rousseau) and the left (Epenesa).

I'd imagine he could provide some situational pass rushing juice, at the least. Enough so that the Bills must spend time on it this week, just in case.

The vast majority of folks were not wearing masks no matter where they were in the stadium. Actually seemed like people were giving me looks any times I masked up myself and my 4-year old daughter to walk to the concessions area.

Nah, it closed down in March of 2020 when things got hairy. Never reopened.

I worked there for 8 years, right up until it suddenly, and without any further communication, closed for good.

Ristorante Lombardo.

Really awful post here, top-to-bottom. You have no way to know any of this. Total conjecture.

You can put your pearls away, dear.

This is a...perfect post?

*looks down at own body* It really can't.

It's not really THAT complicated, in theory. But it does emphasize the necessity for CBs to effectively play "off" technique: they're each initially reading more than just the WR lined up across the LOS, so all the DBs need to see the entire pass play develop and of course react appropriately, in unison. If a slot WR runs an out-and-up route (a kind of double-move), for example, that puts pressure on the boundary CB AND the corresponding safety, whose initial reads can be exploited through no fault of their own.

Reverse cowgirl. Lose focus and someone could get hurt. On the football field, otherwise, I'd rank 'em: QB CB OT WR DT et cetera So many difficult duties on an NFL football field, but it's difficult to argue with the top 2 or 3 listed here.