MJS
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I think Bass is better at the new kickoffs, for that's worth. Prater doesn't get it deep enough in the landing zone.
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8 hours ago, Simon said:
I want Hoecht to be taking some of Epenesa's snaps the minute he's allowed to.
And Solomon's. He is better than both of them.
2 hours ago, Commish said:If Walker - a 4th round pick - plays well above his pay grade the rest of the season, is there any incentive on the Bills' part to reward him financially next season? I'm not talking about an extension, but merely paying him closer to what he might be "due".
He is being paid exactly what he is due according to the rookie wage scale.
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1 hour ago, WhitewalkerInPhilly said:
That's a good point. If you told me that we'd held Tua to that kind of yardage I would have assumed a slaughter
And pressure was there, it just seemed that Tua had uncharacteristic pocket mobility and accuracy under pressure tonight
He is usually terrible with pressure and having to extend plays, but he was awesome at it last night. Hats off to him. The last two times he played us he has been a lot better. But that was a terrible INT. No excuse for that.
52 minutes ago, RunTheBall said:Oh I forgot to add - McD not challenging that obvious 3rd down bobble from Hill is coaching malpractice. Didn’t we hire a replay coach last year? Fire that guy.
If he had challenged that 3rd down, Miami probably punts and that changes the entire demeanor of the game.
It was a 5 yard gain at the beginning of the game. I was fine with not challenging it.
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1 minute ago, The Cincinnati Kid said:
Sarcasm because this thread is the most “The Bills didn’t win they way I wanted them to win” vibe in recent memory. The game plan called for short, quick passes to backs and TEs but no deep balls so people aren’t happy and we have terrible pass catchers. So dumb.
Ok, good, haha. With all the whining going on after the Bills going 3-0 and beating the last two teams by multiple scores, it's tough to tell who is serious and who is just idiotic.
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1 hour ago, DrDawkinstein said:
47 yard line
32 yard line
26 yard line
26 yard line
37 yard line
I wouldnt say it's "very few" making it to the 35. Those returns average out to the 34 yard line. And each of those come with the chance to pop it for a TD, which was very close on a couple of them.
When the game was on the line at the end, they wisely kicked it into the end zone. Just do that all game instead of giving the other team a chance to turn the game around.
There is also a risk to returning it. Risk of penalty, which pins them back further, and risk of turning the ball over. It's worth it to make them return it, in my opinion.
But I think Prater is not great at it yet. He needs to get better at placing the ball deeper in the landing zone.
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9 minutes ago, Magox said:
Sounds like the Tom Brady Patriots for so many years. Play mistake free football and wait for the other team to beat themselves. That's what it should be 90% of the time, and Allen and Cook can put on their capes the other 10% of the time and make explosive plays when needed.
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9 hours ago, The Cincinnati Kid said:
Yes. QB has a noodle arm and bad mechanics. 0, 5, 10, 86 would barely see the field on any other team in the league, and the OC is the weirdest HC candidate ever. Bad team, bad mojo, bad season on the way. SMH.
What?
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29 minutes ago, BeastMaster said:
I'm fine with the mistake free, conservative offense that doesn't have alot of flash to it.
My real issue...and I'm not really too upset with it now, but once we get to later in the season and the playoffs we can't have the same McDermott defense we've had ever since he's been coach here. They need to be more aggressive and they have to be able to stop the run without selling out to do it.
I expect that McDermotts defense will fail when it matters most, and that would be an unacceptable result to me...especially given the investment into the defense.
Do people watch the games? You didn't see the 5 and 6 man blitzes going all game long and man coverage?
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7 hours ago, NoSaint said:
I think many of us think Miami is a very bad team though. Not the playoff fins we have at times battled but a true talent lacking squad that has active internal conflict on top of it.
in a special season there will be a few of those that aren’t pretty but you take the win…. But that the gap on the field matched the forecasted gap on paper is what stands out.
josh airmails a couple passes and nobody blinks about the long term because sometimes you just don’t hit everything. Josh stands patting the ball because he can’t find anyone open and that gives pause about the bigger story.
Miami has plenty of talent. Their defensive line is really good. They have explosive stars on offense. Their issues are not talent issues. They lack leadership and toughness. And their secondary is not great.
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1 hour ago, BillsFan130 said:
Agreed But it's still a problem. They tried to throw more after the one 3 and out in the 3rd and got shut down
You're too spoiled by dominant performances. This was a good, normal win. There are ebbs and flows in every game.
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Does anyone actually care about this award? I don't.
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Most of them just look downright dangerous.
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10 minutes ago, boyst said:
If I was Miami I'd call Belichick at the end of the season.
Maybe they can call Tom Brady as well. He's only 48.
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2 hours ago, Starr Almighty said:
This will probably get list in this thread but I didn't want to start a new one.
Josh Allen can tie a Peyton Manning record Thursday night | Buffalo Rumblings https://share.google/xARqCCMZB28tOD3Aj
Wait, it's not a record if he would be tied for 2nd place, haha.
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I remember the melting down of Bills fans when he left and had a few decent games for the talentless Giants. Oh the weeping and gnashing of teeth! And then he did nothing ever again.
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The only reason the Chiefs keep drafting receivers is because they keep missing. If they had a really good stable of receivers, they'd be investing those draft picks elsewhere, at least somewhat. And many of their free agent acquisitions at the position have been underwhelming as well. It didn't used to matter as much because Kelce was so dominant, and he was the primary receiving threat. But he is maybe above average at best now, if even that.
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This is not something I care even a little bit about. If teams are concerned, they can control what information they present to him when he is in his role as a broadcaster. If they are dumb enough to give him information that would help the Raiders, that's on them.
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Just let the man play football.
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I think all players should wear visors, especially after a player had permanent eye damage from a stray yellow flag thrown from an official. Protect your face!
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9 hours ago, boater said:
They appear to have Bosa on a snap count, preserving his elderly physique for future use in more important situations.
Filed Under: Things I think are a good idea.
I think all of the defensive line members were under 30 snaps each. I just think they are doing an aggressive rotation.
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Jeeze, it is week 2 for heaven's sake. It's a long season. I choose not to get ahead of myself like this.
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I've been to one. Just one.
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I think the players really love those. But they are a bunch of young pups, so what do they know?
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McDermott decision making
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Neither of those plays should have been challenged. You are going to waste a challenge on the first drive of the game to take away a five yard pass? And challenging the spot of Allen's slide? Sorry, but that is never getting overturned either, especially since he started the process of his slide behind the 1st down marker.
I'm glad you aren't in charge. Leave it to the people who know what they are doing.