Cheektowaga Chad

Love that we saw McKenzie on offense again. Think it helped open up some running lanes. When I put down coaching its mostly in game situations Time outs on defense on what seem like random downs, lack of aggression against or giving a lessor team way too much respect I would love to see the bills offense when they get to mid field use all 4 downs, if its 3rd and 7, make sure allen and the offense know if you get 3 to 5 yards youre going for it. How many times was it 3rd and 9 between the 40s and every wr is running 15 yard routes. Get the gimme yards and go for it, especially against a team like Carolina Same thing defensively, against a team with no QB. Blitz force them to make a decision, make a bad QB beat you. At the end of the game the bills got the ball back around mid field, they proceeded to hand the ball off on first and second down. The bills and coaches were completely content punting it back to Carolina. Go for the throat, you have Josh Allen

This was there plan from the start, just being more transparent now

1. We need a healthy line to compete with playoff teams 2. Our defensive backs without tre white will struggle 3. We are a wild card team until the team builds offensive and defensive game plans to let Allen be Allen

How I feel is that they won a game they should have won and things that I would like see improved didn't get improved Mostly coaching but I'll hold out hope they will realize there mistakes and they will learn

I wish they were more agressive

How so? The run that he took the personal foul counted. Am I forgetting a different run?

I thought after the time out McDermott was going to kick a field goal

I think he just makes it up as he goes and is actually clueless. Was just getting lucky making calls before

This game shouldn't be a 10 pt game The bills should be up 20+, they let teams hang around

I really wish this coaching staff would coach aggressively I mean even they are content on the Panthers running out the clock Put your foot on the panthers throat and end their day

How often do bend but don't break defenses win super bowls? Was the colts with Manning the last one?

Should be just bringing heat on every down If he makes a pass, then good for him (he won't because he can't)

Are they?

Hope McDermott has a note pad and sees how to use all 4 downs here

I dont think ive ever seen a pressure like that from a mcdermott team

I was/a lot of people were wrong on this team They arent that good

The next head coach of the jags should be leftwhich If not they should look into a defensive minded guy, then bring in top young hungry offensive coaches Build a team and coaching staff that allows you to compete for wins now and allow your young qb to not have all the pressure on him to win right away

You are just thinking with current players Wallace would be gone then a bigger corner would replace him Short term say the first season you are right but once teams build a defense around this rule its over Hockey is a great example of what can happen. Late 90s early 2000s is know as the dead puck era, during this time they allowed players to get away with clutching and grabbing. Teams began to build their teams around guys who were the best at clutching and grabbing

It would be terrible. It would kill all game flow. It would kill offense There are enough flags as is, no need to increase the amount of flags Because 15 yards and live another day You are right you wouldn't see out right tackles but what would happen is you would see more press coverage where the dbs would get their hands on a wr early and not let go

If the pass interference penalty got changed to a 15 harder, NFL players would be coached to just haul any receiver down that beats them. Take a 15 yard penalty over a touchdown any day

You have one of the best qbs in the league Its very possible

As the QB leaves the pocket and he may look like he is becoming a runner. As this happens defenses are able to get physical with the receivers

How much of lack of holding calls is because of Josh allens mobility and moving out of the pocket?

I get the idea and agree it carries weight in a debate. Think of all the "thunder and lightning" back fields of the past If you're a run oriented/physical team. The run game is all about just pounding away, and sticking with it. So maybe you only average 3 yards on say 20 carries but because you continued to run that 21st carry the defense broke down and wore out and the run goes 80

I hate when people say "well if you take this one run away" he would have only had x yards Never said wildly successful. Said it was successful. 7 for 64 is success. Even 6 for 35 is successful (nearly 6 yards per carry)