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DaVinci was possibly referring to our very poor ranking for pressures and sacks over the past 4 or 5 weeks, which Joe Marino has been mentioning quite a bit recently. Bottom 2 or 3 in the league in both categories over the past number of weeks I'm fairly sure. After a good start to the season ranking wise. Edit: You got in ahead of me DaVinci 👍

If the culture here is really so good, then surely it can withstand (or even turn around) 1 or 2 non choir boy types without upsetting the balance or falling apart. If not, then the culture is fragile, not strong.

First step... win on Thursday night. There's a long way to go yet.

We could bring him in to help Beane 'kick' the can down the road on addressing the WR room. Am i doing this right!? 🙂

Good news, maybe the knee injury that required surgery was limiting him at the start of the season. Lets hope it's fully resolved now and he can make an impact.

Apologies if already posted/discussed elsewhere... Beane called Jets regarding Garrett Wilson according to some. https://heavy.com/sports/nfl/new-york-jets/garrett-wilson-buffalo-bills-nfl-trade/ Although hasnt Beane admitted to calling around to gain info on potential costs on players even when not directly interested in trading for them? So maybe this isn't news.

😀 Is that you Jeffrey Lebowski?

Such a shame to lose him after that start. Him and Oliver on the field at the same time would be tought to defend. What could have been. All is not lost though, get the injured DTs back, keep Bosa healthy and this line can still cause problems.

An old football (soccer) coach of mine used to say "If my auntie had balls she'd be my uncle"! I think that applies to this conversation.

You've reminded me of this... https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GxRo0KC4ivw

He had 27 snaps, 12 of which were coverage snaps.

Pacheco considered 'week to week' after MCL sprain. May well miss sunday. https://buffalowdown.com/bills-run-defense-catches-major-break-after-latest-chiefs-injury-update-01k8p69vya1p Apologies if already posted, I didn't spot it on last couple of pages.

Hats off to him!

Whilst I don't disagree with any of that, which is a very good summary of McDermott's philiosophy, I think the fear is that the bend don't break and rely on timely turnovers, is much more likely to completely break against the better teams that we will face, especially in the post season (as recent history has shown).

Yes i read Kirwan's 'Take your eyes off the ball' book... an excellent read, especially for someone like me who (living in Ireland) has never played the game, or been coached etc. It defintely helped me understand the game and get more out of watching it.