Jerome007

The receivers might not like it, but they are paid millions: why not have at least ONE of them run deep routes every pass play. Even if if the guy had horrible hands, defenses HAVE to cover him. Even if he is not targeted, it opens up the field regardless.

Well, that's not true if the schemes help. And imagine, at times, not all the time, WRs running short while a TE or RB runs deep when Josh can see it's man to man coverage. Picth runs to the outside. And yes, a few misdirections and play action! Oh I agree. Yet, to be fair, on 8 opening drives before that, the Bills had scored 6 TDs, 1 FG, and no punt as the other one ended in a fumble. Perfection is not of this world. And the Bills should still have dominated if the first drive was stopped. It's a headscratcher of a game.

If it's true, it'd be dumb as h ell to do this from play 1. Especially with teams on the verge of inner collapse, you go all out from the get go, and tone it down afterwards if you have the lead. And to be fair, the Bills had the best opening drives stats in all the NFL before last Sunday. It's just the overall offense seems so off. Lack of creativity. Predictable. The last two opponents showed what can be done scheme wise on offense. The BILLS showed what can done in the game against KC. Use some of what they did! TY is almost at WR level. They have used him for checkdowns. What about some mid & deep routes for him once in a while? Same for Cook BTW.

He knows he's going down, so might as well go down in style ha ha. He will be made fun anyways. And I doubt he had planned this. He was passing bye so made the most of it. Some fans can dish it out but can't take it back...

What? It's fair game. With what all these guys hear from the fans ha ha. That loss REALLY depressed me. For the first times in years, I feel the SB dream is over. Or, you know, it's dwindled down to only a very very slim chance, while just last week the Bills were still legit Superbowl favorites. At least, McDaniel's trolling - and his answer when asked if it was him is good too ha ha - makes it more fun.

Hum. Maybe Coleman could thrive in that. I just have been POed at his lack of effort. Twice last Sunday he could easily have got a PI going the Bills way had he come back to the ball and fought for it. He didn't. Good no calls even if the Fins never looked back and there was contact Anyway, I have been vocal about using Anderson AND Hawes. I also want the frequent deep routes by one of the RBs and TEs. Ty Johnson, Cook, Kincaid/Knox, even Gilliam. They are hard to cover by LBs and non DBs. Stretch the field however way you want! It doesn't only have to be a WR.

And in the past, JA17 had ran all over them. Why take that away from his game?

I've said it before, and I'll say again: use the TEs and RBs to run deeper routes. They are a mismatch for those covering them. Our WRs are bad, we all know it. But they won't put a DB with Ty Johnson, Cook or Kincaid. Just do it! The Bills need to stretch the field in whatever ways that works. If they do it, WRs will get more open, yes, they will, and the running game can break some big ones. They actually did this against KC.

It's like as if nothing yesterday made any logical sense! Same with the Bills run offense. The Fish had ben awful in run D. They stopped Cook bette than anyne so far. WT H yesterday? There's been quite a few heart breaking losses in the JA17 era. Yesterday was more like a real depressing one. We've seen the Bills go from SB favorites to barely being playoff caliber.

Sad but true. Josh had killer stats with playaction in his first years, and they had no running game back then! They have now and don't max it out.

Did Coleman even TRY? Lack of effort will never be acceptable. I love me some JA17 but on one a throw away, Samuel was sitting on the sideline all alone. That was a first down. You can at least trust these guys to catch the ball if they are open. Maybe not to get open, but come on. Something is real off with the Bills O.

You are too rational for the board right now. You need to give it a few days. The play calls on offense was baaaad. No way around it. Contrast the playcalling with what.. th e Dolphins did. It's just obvious. Misdirections, playactions, mix of long and short passes. Yet, even if the Bills had used vanilla plays, the run O should have worked! The Dolphins D have been awful. And their secondary were made of backups! What happened? Crazy

I was sick of you guys moaning about Brady, like you have for very OC that has been in for the Bills. But this season, Brady has disappointed me bad, and none more so than today. The contrast with Miami was too much. Look at all the misdirection, playaction the Fins used. Why can't the Bills do that? Still, OC aside, how could the Bills not run well against one of the worst run D in the league, AND with their secondary totally banged up? It make no sense.

Milano WAS a superstar. Bernard started like a potential one. What happened? I had the same thought today. They don't do nothing. At all. I don't get it. DL are good enough to free them up. Is it schemes or have they completely lost it?

I guess I went from 1 straight to 4.. His loss depressed me as I feel it hurts the chance to win the SB. Just as with the Von Miller signing, a great plan derailed by a huge injury. Of course the Bills can win without him, but he made a huge positive difference. He was even calling plays in his 2nd game! So hey, if the depth guys can make a difference, I'm all ready for step 5 ha ha.