Old Coot

The Bills' injury list is scary.

I'm guessing that it's a nanny the coverage isn't man coverage.

You'd think that this would be corrected by the coaches. Isn't that what WR coaches are for?

For years Josh has had a problem completing deep balls. It's the one significant weakness in his passing game.

Amari has been invisible in our O this year. I blame Brady

The D screwed the pooch big time in the first half. In the second half they adjusted and allowed only 3 points. That's amazing since their two starting LBs were out.

Someone said Josh may have been concussed last week when his head bounced off the turf. On the all 22 last week he was missing open receivers. This week against the Falcons he looked like a mere mortal. Last week he had plenty of time to throw. This week he did not because of the blitz. Puzzling that we did not throw slants or quick stuff -- blitz beaters. Our O scheme doesn't seem to have hot routes to beat the blitz -- just dump-offs to the RB. Injuries to our receiving corps may also have played a role.

Guess It wasn't a beautiful day in the neighborhood.

Conclusion: other teams' OL are better at hiding the holding than our OL.

Maye looked like the Josh of old rolling out to his right and hitting the receiver at the sideline. He even had the "jump in the air" throwing mechanic of the rookie Josh.

On the issue of helmets you'd think the interior could use some form of cushioning to absorb the force of the back of the head hitting the turf. Maybe cushioning on the outside back of the helmet or better yet, natural grass.

I don't doubt what you say. What are his holes? Why draft him #33 (beginning of 2d round) if he's only WR4? Seems like domeone dropped the ball here (and it wasn't Coleman).

Why does benford seem to have regressed this year? Is he injured? Is it scheme? Sunday night I noticed what looked like a CB sprinting backward just before the snap. Why?