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See my Murray post above.
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Game week thread - Saints at Bills
Richard Noggin replied to BillsFan619's topic in The Stadium Wall
ROLLING ball of butcher knives, to be exact -
Ed Oliver in walking boot..per Matt Parrino
Richard Noggin replied to Watching since 1964's topic in The Stadium Wall
Fascinating frenemies these last couple millennia -
Game week thread - Saints at Bills
Richard Noggin replied to BillsFan619's topic in The Stadium Wall
Is that never happening already on likely run downs? Feels like teams are coming downhill with more frequency/aggression than they should against a Josh Allen offense, but I don't have numbers to support that sense. I CAN say with confidence that the Bills are NOT throwing it deep one way or the other. Whether that's due to Allen's decision making, Brady's play calling/passing concepts, or the way defenses are playing them...I can't say. -
Game week thread - Saints at Bills
Richard Noggin replied to BillsFan619's topic in The Stadium Wall
I thought McDaniel's plan this week was solid tbh. Doubling down on it (running game emphasis and throwing it short/horizontally) later in the game was smart. Given the state of their OL (Mia was fielding their 3rd string RG. whom Walker absolutely clowned on that last interception) McDaniel probably should have stuck with the run more? Hard to say. They were having success attacking the sideline through the air. Throwing it up the seam with a midget QB maybe was the more specific mistake? I dunno. I think McDaniel is a very good offensive coordinator. -
Ed Oliver in walking boot..per Matt Parrino
Richard Noggin replied to Watching since 1964's topic in The Stadium Wall
"centre" looks more like Francais to me, garcon -
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And completely pass over one Jameis Lanaed Crab Legs Winston?! That's crazy talk. We deserve newly released Jameis snaps and Jameis soundbytes, at least those of us who are pure of heart.
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Or for such a parabolic thrower, everything has the mathematical and emotional beauty and potential AND horror of gravity's rainbow. **not likely a beloved Bills MB reference, so apologies
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That's some Trent Edwards post-concussion energy.
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Wilson ain't it. I mean that's 100% UNACCEPTABLE.
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Historically, doesn't the SB loser usually usually have a frustrating, shite season the next year? Like more often than not? (Part of why Buff was so anomalous in the 90s and also why dynasties are SO impressive (and HATABLE!)).
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Meh I mean we'll always weeks one and two
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Game week thread - Saints at Bills
Richard Noggin replied to BillsFan619's topic in The Stadium Wall
My clan celebrates Bourbon, specifically. -
Game week thread - Saints at Bills
Richard Noggin replied to BillsFan619's topic in The Stadium Wall
I hope for exactly this end to the game, where starters are off the field almost entirely. BUT I don't think the McD PLAN will be to put the Saints away early and get his essential personnel out of harm's way. Seems more likely the PLAN will be to possess the ball, establish the run, and proceed with only as much offensive passing balance as needed. Controlling the game and keeping the football out of harm's way seem to be the offensive foci so far, except when absolutely forced to pass aggressively against Baltimore. WHAT IF THEY TOOK THAT APPROACH at times when it's less compulsory? Sprinkle in the up-tempo, spread-out, horizontally and vertically aggressive passing attack whenever it's favorable. Even if for just a couple plays against vulnerable defensive personnel, like almost any time when a defense has only 4 DBs on the field. Gotta be able to make LBs and Ss and CB2s pay, the way teams do to us often enough. Edit: I can't say for certain the Bills haven't tried this at all to date. But generally it sure does feel like they are keeping it VERY close to the vest and are 100% willing to sacrifice that inevitable snap when the defense finally adjusts to stop the running play the Bills had been calling with success for several snaps in a row. So rather than change it up a snap early and call the downfield shot play designed to counter the defense's inevitable adjustment, the Bills have been content to keep it horizontal and short to medium in depth of target more often than not.