Jerome007

Brady indeed walks the walk. And PEDs are probably in his "youth cocktail" but you don't think most players use some? NFL testing is notoriously easy to beat. Guys are not all 250-300 lbs of muscle by good diets and exercice... As for knocking him into the ground... you get there are rules in football? LOL That was, by far, my #1 frustration when he played against the Bills, so few hits on him. Last week he was battered yet his numbers were crazy good. But even a youngster would be feeling the after effects of those hits. Brady is flustered when hit a lot, like all QBs. Except somehow for last week. Of course the goal will be to hit him, but easier said than done. Which is crazy considering how immobile he is.

Wow. You guys are right. It seems Ford is beat on every play shown. It shows how nimble Josh is. As long as only one defender is free, he just sidesteps the dude and gets on with business.

Feliciano has been pretty good after week 1. Still good to see other players get more playing time, this is the game to do it, but let's not bash players for nothing.

Noooo. That's too possible to not be a nightmare

It was funny since Josh made the tackle ha ha

And unlike Lamar, he will never have an emergency #2 during a game.

I think it's probably accurate to say he is a top notch HC, especially as a defensive planner and having his team prepared, but below average as GM.

Moss has been a good receiver... when he is wide open. The check back. He obviously can make guys miss in the open field. But this clip in the original post, now that was good. He answered being benched the best way possible.

Well yes, I didn't expect t hem to do it as easily (TBH I kind of did, ha ha, call it arrogance). I meant I fully expected them to try. If the first one or two plays are a bust, kneel down. But with 3 time outs and this explosive an offense, I took for granted they'd try.

And just like players, coaches can slow down. He's no spring chicken. In his case, it's just that there was this debate him or Brady... and #12 won yet another SuperBowl his first year with another team. And has played amazingly great so far while the Patriots don't look serious competition for the AFCE. Belichick sure has lost tons of prestige since last year. But even if he's not at all that great coach... he still won 6 SB in the parity era with 32 teams. I get the hate ha ha, but come on.

It's weird in that I wasn't surprised at all, I just expected it. Without this thread I would have forgotten about it. The 3 time outs made it a must try IMO. The surprise was how easy they accomplished it.

Crazy that out of the 100, 26 are rushing TDs! Does even Lamar have the same % of running TDs?

I think the DLine played very good, not great, but very good. But was I blind or Epenesa had very few reps, and most when the game was out of reach already? After his crazy good performance of last week I expected to see way more of him. But maybe I wasn't paying attention...

Like the Fins game, so many to give. My top beast against the Fish was Milano. This week it's... Daboll.

IDK about PFF's ratings or how other LBs league wide are performing but Milano is a BEAST. Last week he was the best Bills player for sure. He had to make up for the fact that the Steelers game was the Bills first loss when he plays since 2019 😆

While I wasn't vocal about it, I did think that in the sense Kiko was young and showed great potential. But I had zero issue with Shady the player, and he was exciting as can be, especially with Incognito making big holes for him. Just like I don't get so many "fans" hating on Josh because they thought the Bills should have drafted someone else. I supported him since the first second after he was drafted as why not ha ha. He is a Bills. And he has just made my take easier and easier. As for McCoy, I still am jealous of him doing a party where gals have to sign a NDA ha ha.

Him and Incognito were one of the best duo of RB-Guard I've seen with the Bills.

Cover1 does amazing breakdowns. What puzzles me, is that even if the opponents vary, the schemes used vary, it's kind of weird in some games some players perform so much better or so badly. Feliciano for example had an awesome game yet awful on game 1. Milano is a proven stud, period. IMO he was the best Bills last Sunday. Epenasa and Rousseau are showing so much potential. If the Bills D are a terror, combine this with the scary offense and WOW. I think the LBs and DBs are very good, the DL was the weak point. But if they are strong too, that's a top 5 defense in the making with a top 5 offense. Please don't get blocked punts and it's all good ha ha

Fans can be insane. Josh has improved through lots of dedicated focused work on fundamentals, tackling one issue, then another, etc. Some think that goes away? That 2020 was just a fluke? He still has that rocker arm, great running ability, etc. His decision making has been suspect but guess what, experience matters. It's more a mental slump. I'm glad he himself has said that he needs to be more "light" and a leader for his teammates. He's playing all tense right now, if he just has fun again he'll back to form.

I sure didn't. But I saw some of the game against WFT and he was pretty damn good running. The classic "deceptive speed". Not a sprinter by any means, but not as slow as he looks.

Yeah I knew about that stat too. 2 blocked punts only. But our eyes likely don't lie: he really looks slow out there. Weird as I'm sure the Bills brass measure those things.

I think some of the critics don't realize how spoiled we Bills fans have been at RB. There has been a LOT of elite ones in the drought. Plus Incognito sure opened holes for Shady. Singletarry and Moss are good, just not elite. But what team is stacked all across the board? They are good enough, no doubt. And again, great numbers by both Singletarry and Moss this last Sunday, and Feliciano had a GREAT game after maybe his worst performance. All good stuff!

Hopefully Daboll learned from game 1. And screens, roll outs, are allowed too

Both he and MOSS HAD solid gains yesterday. And that's good news.

Josh has been off but it's way likely a current lack of mental groove than any technical aspects. In other words, he can turn it around quick. First game was unsettling to me in that the DL couldn't pressure Ben while facing a revamped OL with 2 rookies. And OL had such issues pass protecting, even counting for the fact the Steelers DL is one of the best. Both issues has been squashed - so did the Fish. To me, it's clear Josh needs some "mental" help. You may have laughed at Lee Smith but he seemed to be pretty good at that. Diggs should find a way to calm him down. A relaxed playful Josh simply plays better than the tense serious one.