Motorin'

This is just my perception, but I got the impression that this trade wasn't his idea. Or his call. And he came off as being hurt. Not that he said anything to indicate that he was overruled. But I have a hunch that this was Beane's call. Maybe Sean's emotional demeanor during his pressor had nothing to do with the acquisition. But I'd love to have been a fly on the wall to have heard how that process went down... Also, with Brady calling plays and packages, I'm guessing Sean also doesn't have control over how quickly and how often Cooper gets his number called. And if the OC wants him on the field, does he really have any business shutting that down? 1000% speculation on my part.

Where's the mandatory new player blue cheese vs. ranch dressing crucible already?

Mevis Bacon, let's go!

That's what I thought too, but I haven't been following these details as closely as others.

True, but it's now essentially a swap for Cooper as the 30 year old #1 for basically 30.8 million this season. With Diggs salary coming off the books next year. I only wish they could have gotten this trade done with some time for Cooper to be in camp with the O.

Good question! Hopefully there's a enough commonality of language to make the transition easier.

More like proof Jack Smith should be fired as a prosecutor. The man is actively campaigning against the person he is prosecuting.

So Josh Allen is basically in a group with Mahomes, Lamar, Herbert and Love in lowest frequency of hitting his first read. And has the highest EPA amongst them. While the group with the highest frequency of first reads is Daniel Jones, Trevor Lawrence, Anthony Richardson and Will Levis, who are have way lower EPA on those throws... And that means the Bills are in bad shape?

Well then he better be on the field for 170% of plays!

Sean said during his presser today that he expects it will take Cooper a season or two to learn the system before he can trust him in the field... I kid, I kid... But seriously, he better be on the f'in field at least 70% of the time.

If I had to guess, Cooper is going to unlock Kincaid's potential to turn in big game production.

Totally agree. Need to start varying who does what. Shakir and Samuels need to have down field plays designed to them. Coleman needs to get the slot / seam targets that Hollins has been getting.

Cole Bishop and Taylor Rapp please.

Lol, he said "that wasn't roughing the passer me. If we're going call there roughing the passer we might as well just play saracastaball."

The naked boot has been there all game.

RUN THE BALL

RUN THE BALL

The run game, which we abandoned, put us ahead too. If we pick up this first down. RUN. THE. BALL.

At least in this game, the dirges they commit to running they score TD's. They abandon the run, they kick fg's or punt.

Rapp finally hit the right team! Anyways... Run. The. Ball.

Run. The. Ball.

It's like McDermott coaches his secondary players not to take their eyes off of the receivers. So they never actually look for the ball when it's in the air.

With 2nd & 5 at the 7 yard line and three TO's, it's inexcusable not to run the ball. Almost disaster ensues. And then Josh waves the magic wand... But that play should have been a run.

Why do our corners never look back for the ball on deep throws? Benford was probably in a better position to catch that ball than Wilson.

Exactly, it's like he wasn't looking. Cause if he was looking, he would have seen him miss the kick about a yard outside.