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Bills already did that. Signed KJ Hamler. good signing if injuries haven’t sapped his speed.

It might be my imagination, but I think the Bills have more miscommunication leading to TDs or missed TDs than most of the top teams. For instance, last night Kelce first TD, the Allen end zone INT 2 weeks ago, the missed winning TD to Davis in Philly OT. Why do Bills have all these miscommunications? In Malcolm Gladwell's book “Outliers”, he outlines a "10,000 hour" rule; it takes 10,000 hours of intensive practice to achieve complete mastery of complex skills and materials, like playing the violin or shooting slap shots, or running a pool table. I'm not taking this rule as gospel truth, but I think it is a good starting point. As you practice any skill, you acquire a "muscle memory". Which can be intellectual as well, knowing and reacting, not thinking, because you're practiced a situation a zillion times. Maybe 20 yrs ago, the best teams (ie, Manning's Colts) started organizing their own off season passing drills. They won a Super Bowl, and organized team activities (OTA) became a trend. Here's the thing. Bills dont really seem to have great "buy in" for their OTAs. Key players routinely miss these, and the mantra is "they're voluntary". Yup, players who are truly motivated volunteer for these. I hear about how certain players refuse to lose, and are hyper-competitive, but some of these same players don't show up for OTAs. Its their time off, per contract. Which is true. By the way, how many of you get 6 months vacation per year? A couple years back, one of the backup Bills QBs organized passing drills. Maybe not coincidentally, the passing offense in 2020-2021 was outstanding. Bills have one of the most talented rosters in the NFL. And a supreme talent at the most important position. And hard working, well respected coaches. But I'm thinking that until the players show comparable dedication, the playoffs is their peak. To scale that peak requires dedication.

Nice play dhskir

Another uncalled penalty

More holding. The guys are terrible.

That was such a bs call. it was 100% wrong

Too close to overturn.

Dumb

Not crying. Just pointing out an obvious foul that wasn’t called.

Now they call fouls when it doesn’t make a difference.

Pi on sherfield. His arm was being held.

How is that holding on 31 when he was held with both hands on rice long play.

Pretty obvious holding call on 31 on Rice long catch and run. it was right at the point of attack.

Hamler and Gabe don’t play the same position. Hamler is the same as Harty. A PR and slot guy. I think Hamler is a touch faster and quicker than Harty. However, Hamler has been hurt a bit and doesn’t have great hands. For those older Bills fans, Hamler is like Roscoe Parrish with a brain. From what I’ve seen, Isabella is fast but not quick. Hamler is both. And maybe a touch faster than Isabella.

If they didn’t elevate Josh Norman, I think that means TJ is good to go.

The call ups will be interesting. Assuming TJ clears,there are 3 players that you’d want to call up. Klein, Isabella, and Haack, all for obvious injury replacements. But you can only call up 2. So I don’t know. Maybe you cut Martin and sign haack to the 53, then reverse that when he’s better. Or maybe you IR Spector and sign one of the 3 callus to the 53. We should find out this afternoon.

Ty Johnson got a wild flow goin

Anyone else think of Kenny Powers when they saw Mahomes wandering the field saying “F###ing terrible” to no one in particular?

Some dude got film of KC practice and posted it to Tik Tok. I’m sure Bills defensive staff has seen this.

Wait. Endorsing Al Qaida was fine but Hamas is over the line? seriously, I’m stunned by how many people here think he should be fired. I think he should be coach of the year.

Excellent! #ZeroIQ

Smart for taking advantage of stupid rule. But it’s still a stupid rule. To apply, the dude who is OOB should POSSESS the ball, not scrape it with his helmet.

The punt average and holding for Haack are fine. My worry is punt blocks. He is the slowest Bills punter this century in getting punts off.

Your example doesn’t distinguish between possessing and touching. That’s the problem with the rule.