Simon

Please use this thread to discuss opinions on the Bills final cuts for this season so that the pinned thread can stay clean for people to quickly find information on actual cuts. Gracias! I'll start. I want Richard Gouraige to make it because The Garage is a fine nickname for an OT.

A lot of folks are using this thread for information. Please keep it clean so that they can find what they want to know quickly and easily. Thanks!

You fellas might want to look at that play a little closer. I think there were mistakes on both sides of him and as a result Morse ended up isolated and engaged with both DTs by himself and actually held them both up just long enough to give Allen time to bail to his right. He gave himself up and made a good play to give his QB just enough time and space to escape.

I have no idea where to find that but I'd guess it's far enough apart to account for some of the differential, but certainly not for most of it.

Probably also has something to do with the fact that he threw balls downfield more often to Davis, which are lower percentage plays.

You watch it a little closer and you'll realize that he ended up engaged with both DT's at the same time by himself because of screw ups on either side of him, and managed to hold them up just long enough for Allen to get out of town.

It was worse as recently as last year, imo.

Miller and Floyd on the outside with Oliver and Rousseau's wings inside on 3rd downs makes me kind of tingly.

Is he playing DE exclusively or are they giving him snaps inside also?

OK, gotcha. Thought you meant real time

I really doubt Morse is still on the field at this point

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I don't give a flying fig at a rolling doughnut whether you agree or not. I care that you're repeatedly annoying a bunch of good people by taking over this thread and driving it into a field of foolishness, which is pretty much the definition of crusading.

This senseless crusade is so far beyond ridiculous that I am on the verge of asking you to remove yourself from this thread.

I'm not talking about the team. I'm talking about the ridiculous parallels you're trying to draw in your ongoing crusade against common sense.

There's no hypocrisy; it's just another nonsense comparison you're throwing out. Again. Nobody here as drowned, electrocuted or lynched any animals for fun. You're trying to compare recreational torture and murder to shoplifting, getting drunk, cheating at cards, lying, etc. Just stop......

Self-cueing is a disgusting habit; the first step to quitting it is admitting I have a problem.

Cue somebody saying "Now that everybody has film on him....."

I'm going to go with ***** ? Yep, s-n-a-t-c-h

I'm not even trying to go anywhere with that one.....

That comparison is......I have no constructive words......

Yeah, he's not a good enough athlete to hold up consistently without help and gets exposed for it on occasion. Yet he's still a better option than Wallace, who could regularly be seen spinning in circles at any down/distance whether the ball was near him or not.

I think Elam has mostly looked like hell also; clearly uncomfortable, doing too much guessing, getting wrong-footed regularly, etc. Dane Jackson isn't the best athlete on the field but he knows where he's supposed to be, is not hesitant to get there and is willing to attack both opponents and the ball. If he had better feet, he'd possibly be a legitimate long term option as a starter. Wallace was just a train wreck. I respect him for working his ass off to maximize what he had and somehow carve out a career for himself, but when you combine that limited athleticism with poor field awareness, absolutely gawdawful technique and the kind of fear that prevented him from attacking his assignments, I think the Bills felt they had to compromise their entire defense to protect him and it legitimately degraded the unit as a whole.

The irony of this insult coming from somebody who uses "passer ratings" to judge a player's technique, ability, awareness and reliability is through the roof.

Levi Wallace was the worst pigeon the Bills have had on defense in 5-10 years. Dane Jackson may not be all that and a bag of chips but he is a massive upgrade over the guy that every opposing co-ordinator went after the second the Bills stopped compromising their defense to try and protect him.