DCofNC

Looks like Achilles on White.. damn If so, that’s the last we see of him.

Well crap

Not the same position, but he is looking good.

Looked like an unnecessary sack taken last drive, let’s hope it doesn’t come back to bite us.

The new Tush Push

If his head is right, absolutely. At this point it seems like he needs some real help.

Yep, which is what Goff is doing bc he has WRs the D fears and has to respect. Also, to Dorsey’s credit, if I were a D coordinator, I’d also completely disrespect every WR except Diggs. Davis can’t catch a cold and the rest are fringe NFL players ( or so it appears). So the TEs should get some coverage as they are the only other real option. I hope so

LaPorta looks like a steal, but it’s more to do with use than anything.

I never saw it w Harty, told everyone he was a McK all over again.. sorry I was spot on. Bernard.. guess I’ll fire up the smoker bc I have crow to cook. He’s playing well.

I would think they would try to swing a trade for David Mills, shouldn’t cost much and he’s definitely capable of winning. Wilson is awful. I thought he was looking a little better in preseason, now that the real bullets are flying, it’s ugly. I’m glad they took themselves out this year, it makes life easier… still absolutely pathetic the Bills lost to them, but it is what it is.

Good luck to him, seems to have found humility and has the right priorities. Hope he can make it up and collect some nice checks.

You have to get him to say he wants to focus on coaching only… in public.

I’m with you, an apology would be fair. The real beef should be with McCrackhead for having his starters on the field in a game that was Waaaaay over and trying to make a “comeback”. Seriously, game 2 of the year, down 28, late in the 4th, WHY is Adams on the field. That’s just stupid.

Milano is as much 225 as I am, his quads weigh 60lbs each. That guy came to camp closer to 250 than 225. I bet he plays around 235.

Seriously, wtf?

He was never less than that here, but he got dinged up a lot and never had any quality that made him stand out. He was running behind a garbage line, in a pass first offense, with an equally talented, yet slightly more exciting back as competition to start. I think a HEALTHY Moss, in a scheme that lets him get in the flow of the game, can be a good back. He doesn’t have super elite traits, but he’s by all accounts a hard worker, with a lot of knowledge of the game. Being real, he’s one of the top 64 athletes in the world at the position, he has talent, he just needs better circumstances than the truly unique guys. Given the opportunity, I see no reason he couldn’t be a consistent 1000 yard guy. He’s got average speed, good size, good power, average hands and average vision. That’s enough to make a career of it. Keep in mind, the Bills are running the ball more and better this year, not because of the backs nearly as much as because the scheme and the line are more geared to it. Cook sure wasn’t this good last year, you know both of the back-ups have mid-level ceilings and they are all getting some pretty good chunk yards. The difference between Cook’s explosiveness vs Motor is noticeable, but the first step and vision aren’t much different, Cook can just take it to the house where DS was going to get caught. This has a lot of merit. He had his best year in the contract year, good for him. He still is more potential/hype than production, but maybe he will have the right opportunity to convert some of that to production for the Bears. Now, to me, the Bears are idiots to ditch Roquon over money and sign Edmunds to that deal, but that’s their problem.

Why can’t we all see the truth, Edmunds is this generation’s Paul Pozluzny. Stats are there, but impact is severely lacking. Once Poz left, people could see it, it won’t be long when the Bears are looking to get rid of him because of the contract vs impact and people will wonder, “what happened to him?” In reality, he’s never been an impact guy and he has absolutely ZERO instincts. If he can see the ball and attack, awesome, he can be an athlete. Ask for anticipation, forget it.

Remind us of their record again?

I say it’s the Raiders, who will win less than 6 games all year, who cares?

Yeah, that makes perfect sense, surely there will never be a let down from one OC to another 🙄. You consider one coach an underachiever, yet the coach you have is worse, but of course you want to keep him. I see how MY thinking is ridiculous.

The key to the league is scoring points, every time Josh Allen makes a coach look good, they will be hired away. If you have the McVay, Payton, Reid, etc. the scheme stays the same and the O keeps rolling. Having a defensive HC is a handicap. I wish the Bills would figure it out. McD is on a worse pace, so we should keep him?

As of right now, you would have to think he will put pace that, he’s yet to break anything and he will eventually. Considering it’s game 2 and he’s already this involved, I think he could easily do a little more. 80+ and 800 yards should be in reach.

If anything, the UNC from the Bills sideline may have said something. If it hadn’t been an issue, they wouldn’t have taken him to the locker room. For all the things I’m not a fan of in the NFL from a rule standpoint, this is one that actually makes sense. You could see he needed to be checked and they in fact found something. Rapp really popped him, that was a tough hit, probably going to be fined for it. I’m a little surprised with the game clearly out of hand, the Raiders would risk their guys like that, and unfortunately, here we are.

Unpopular opinion, I think this stems from the gold C on 17’s jersey. The coaches won’t keep him in line and it’s rubbing off on others. Oh and Milano is a monster, I really don’t care about his one penalty.

Better than I expected thus far, that means little, but if he remains largely invisible, that’s probably for the best. He’s made more splash plays than I recall Edmunds making his entire career, so that’s a bonus.