Jrb1979

My point is they have had way more bad games on offense than good.

You want to go back to the beginning of the season. In the 9 games they have played only 3 of them have the scored more than 24 points. Those 3 games makes the offense look better than they actually are.

They make some really good points on the issues the Bills have on offense.

Watch the video and you will see the point.

That also goes for being satisfied making the playoffs each season. They mentioned in the video some teams are happy with being in contention year in year out. Where as the Rams went all in the one year to win but are paying for it now. I said before the season after the 13 second game was the season to go all in. Trade picks and pick up guys like Henry and Hopkins.

It's how I feel listening to Sal.

Some of you obviously didn't watch the video. They made some good points on what is plaguing the BIlls and it's not the crippling injuries. It's the offense with it's lack of playmakers.

From watching the video it feels like they are afraid to go all in like the Rams did. The season after the 13 second game was the year to go all in. Trade a bunch of picks for elite playmakers. Trade for Henry, sign Hopkins and try to win now. As the video says it feels like they are happy with getting to the division round each season. You look at teams like the Eagles this season, they see they have a good chance to win this season so they made moves to better their chances.

I don't agree it's all on coaching and play design. As said in the video the Bills lack playmakers on offense. They have Diggs and Allen. IMO the Bills focused too much on adding playmakers on defense when they should have done it on offense

They aren't all like that. I would rather watch some of them over Sal and One Bills Live who feed the Bills propaganda. I take it you didn't watch the video as they make many great points. This team lacks playmakers on offense.

If you look at successful drive percentage in the last few weeks, the Bills are 25th. IMO successful drive percentage is better stat to look at then EPA. It's great the offense can move the ball down the field but if you can't score it means very little.

While all that is great stats, a lot of that was from beat downs of Washington, Miami and Vegas. Since then they aren't the same.

DVOA only means so much. Why not look at this stat. IMO successful drive percentage means more than DVOA or most other analytical stat. Those 3 blowout wins versus Vegas, Washington and Miami inflate those numbers.

Something to add to your post.

It fits this discussion.

What I want to know is how come other offenses seem to always have a guy wide open constantly and make big plays and the Bills struggle with it? Look at yesterday, Ridley was constantly wide open and made big plays down the field. Add in Etienne making big gains on the ground. Why can't the Bills offense do that?

The worst part is at the beginning of the game he was taking what was there and doing a lot of check downs. For some reason in the second half he abandoned that and went to hero ball.

He was doing that in the first half. For some reason they went away from that.

So glad I'm able to watch all NFL games on Dazn in Canada for $25 a month.

I believe Bet365 and FanDuel offers streams.

If you do have any sports betting apps, most offer streams for free.

While I agree, I do put some blame on the people too. This only really happened due to people cutting the cord for cable. People originally went to streaming to save money. Now depending on how many you have it's costing the same as cable.

I never said they don't care about the game. The disconnect is most are looking at it solely from a Bills fan perspective. Again there is a reason that majority of stadiums are adding these social areas and amenities. It's what draws a lot of casual fans. I get it, it's not a draw for the majority of people on this board. I will ask again, why do you think stadiums are adding all these social areas?

Yes I do want that. It's not just about that. Stadiums across all sports are going that way. There is a reason they are doing it. It's what the casual fans want. If what you are saying is true than why are majority of stadiums adding these social amenities?

As much as most of you hate the new stadiums with the social lounges and all the other amenities, its how you draw the younger generation. Most don't go to the stadium just for the game anymore. If you want just the game they can do that for free at home. It's about the stadium experience now.