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Motor also made a bunch of plays that McCaffrey is just not going to make. Making people miss at the LOS and at the second level is something Singletary does much better than McCaffrey, he also finishes his runs with a lot more power which results in extra yards.

If you start pissing away high draft picks on low value players that are no better than what we already have, then yes, the Bills will have a very difficult time maintaining longer term success.

Your picture is not big enough. I want to win 4 Super Bowls, not one.

The posted video I referred to was what started the discussion. But thanks for the insulting snark for giving my opinion. Not with this OLine, it won't be. I currently couldn't find our screen game with a map and a compass.

No, it's more made up nonsense from Run Josh Run, who is seconds from being permanently banned from starting threads.

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I just watched a highlight video that consisted of either A) McCaffrey running through a gaping hole and usually being put on the ground by the first tackler or B) McCaffrey catching a bunch of circle routes and checkdowns for 8 yards. The only thing he does better than Singletary is catching the ball naturally and the screen game is barely a second thought in this offense. I have zero interest in giving up any draft capital that we're desperately going to need to maintain a winning franchise with Allen when we're pressed hard up against the cap, when the return is going to be the rental of an older guy at a devalued position that is no better than what we already have. ' ere .........

Agreed. Motor runs with more power and makes more people miss.

They've ben running the mortar kick very successfully for two years now. I cannot understand why they feel the need to abandon it at the exact moment it would be the correct call.

Not a chance And my question is, what kind of rib injury precludes you from flying?

It's not just today. His poor instincts regularly cost this team possessions and points. I think that the Bills signing Crowder and also drafting Shakir in the same offseason is a very good indication that they are ready to move on as well.

I don't know how many times I said that today. 👍

This was the winning post 👍

My favorite was that insane sidearm throw where Kelsey got called on the push-off. Guy's got more arm angles than anybody since Bernie Kosar. There's almost 2 Quisenberry's on the field.

Maybe better than Brown was

Why? 🤷‍♂️

One of hte stupidest things you have ever typed. At least here......

They're very good at running the mortar and I don't understand why they don't seem to want to do it there.

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That was actually the second guy he had kicked at in that game.

Rousseau also flashed a really wicked one last Sunday when he was kicked inside on a passing down. The RG went to lock him up and he just disappeared and instantly reappeared behind him. Pickett actually made a hell of a throw on that play when he had to be pissing down his leg with a giant Groot immediately in his face.

The Bills will be way less afraid of Mahomes legs than they were of Pickett's. The kid is younger, faster and fresher, not to mention that the Bills were absolutely not going to give him any free outs when he was unsure of what he was seeing from the defense. I really expect the Bills pass rush to be a huge factor on Sunday. Mahomes is a rock star and will still make a ton of plays, but I think this Sunday is a damn the torpedoes day for the Bills front.

I was just guesstimating by how often they were pulling him off the field in the middle of series' and how early he was probably done for the day. That lack of pass rush was probably mostly a result of both Oliver and Jordan being gimpy with limited snaps, the Bills making a point to not let a mobile rookie QB find running lanes and mostly because the Stillers were making a concerted effort to get the ball the hell out of Pickett's hands as fast as they possibly could. I'd guess it was gone in 2 second or less more often than not.

He was extremely tentative. His snaps were also very limited; he probably only took 1/3 of them during the game. They were also frequently pulling him on passing downs. I thought both him and Jordan Phillips looked like they were playing on one leg and basically just holding the POA and not really getting after it.

Yeah, if they're going to play that game then they can deal with what happens when he has an extra second to let routes develop. Y'all have fun covering 30,000 sq ft of field for 4 1/2 seconds.