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That’s fine. I admit, it’s not like the Bills are bad. Do you think the offense is operating to its full potential?

Here’s the thing. I have never been a “fire the OC” guy. I think if you polled fans of 32 NFL teams, and ask them their biggest problem with their team, it would either be the OC or playcalling, two nebulous concepts that usually come down to more of a lack of execution than anything else. All that being said, Dorsey is driving me nuts. I can live with getting away from the run a little bit. Josh is our best offensive weapon and anytime the ball isn’t in his hands, defenses are happy. What I cannot deal with is a lack of preparedness and what appears to be glaring schematic flaws. There were two separate occasions on deep shots tonight where Gabe Davis and Isaiah McKenzie were operating within 2 yards of each other. Unless one of those recievers ran the wrong route, there is exactly NO excuse for that. These were not flood concepts or rubs or anything like that. Just two guys running flag routes next to each other. The other thing. Backup OLmen all over the field because of injuries, not his fault. But we go out there and try to catch the defense with cadence with two backups in on the OL? Is that a joke? Of course, Saffold jumped (which is even funnier) but I question the decision making at all. Bottom line is the Bills offense is still really good. Statistically one of the best. But a lot of times, it feels to me that Josh ends games dragging this team to the finish line after mixed results for the first 3 Q’s. And you know, that’s fine. If that’s the story of the 2022 Bills offense, it’s still pretty good. But to me, I don’t think that’s the sum of our parts. I think that’s selling us short. As a positive, Knox was infinitely more involved today which was awesome to see and definitely worked. So you know, Dorsey isn’t hopeless. But these are the kind of things that I had hoped would be cleaned up by week 6,

What? We allow 9 YPC? Lol

It’s time to fire Dorsey. That’s high school crap. WR’s running into each other 40 yards down the field is horrific and inexcusable.

He is incapable of elevating ever. That Patriots game was so long ago.

Will someone explain to me why McKenzie and Davis are hugging at the end of their routes. What kind of offensive design is that. Anti-spacing?

Special teams aces paying off a lot. Let’s sign a few more so Gimpy Davis can’t separate.

It would be nice to see McKenzie elevate his game just a bit once or twice.

Bro it’s a GDT. It’s for overreacting. do you challenge people to debates in the stands?

Quinta Morris is the new TE3 Dolphin Killer. Marquise Gray and Nick O’Leary are smiling somewhere.

Need a QB draw ASAP to wake this young man up. Dorsey should call at least one every half early. Josh plays different after getting contact.

Edmunds is having his best year as a pro. There’s a reason he was allowed to play into his fifth year without getting locked in long-term. Both things can be true lol.

This is all that needs to be said. Dawson Knox got paid before him for god’s sake lol

Sure but so were the 200 yards receiving.

Rousseau was also not a healthy scratch lol

Tua is really 3-15 for 25 yards. It may be time for Phins fans to panic lol

Do you think Dane Jackson is immensely superior to Elam? If yes, then I would argue that's not good lol

We started Nate Peterman midway through the year, not week 1. I think it's crazy to think that it's not bad news that Elam can't get on the field when he was definitely drafted to be a starter. He was our first round pick lol. The plan was not healthy scratch and then 1 snap on ST by the midpoint of the season lol. Rousseau with a similar draft status and a similar log jam of vets at his position was routinely playing 50% of snaps all of last year. Just because McBeane don't regularly make rookies focal points doesn't mean they don't expect them to be contributors.

Counterpoint: Tre White as a rookie (#27 overall) was an unquestioned starter out of the box, which he maintained his entire rookie year. Kaiir Elam (#23 overall) went from rotational starter, to full time starter for a few games, to benched. This after letting our unquestioned #2 CB walk in FA which basically opened up a starting spot in our defense. That's... less than ideal

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Oh like 4 years of 10+ wins kind of success? Lol

You’re wrong. The offense is better when Josh runs. Redzone is easier when Josh runs. We are trying to win games.

Eddie. He has had a quietly dominant stretch since Von went down

Travis Hunter didn’t commit before 12-0. I think Colorado is a tall task, but Deion has already demonstrated an ability to get some solid recruits despite not captaining a historic program. He got the #1 recruit after one good year at JSU. I think he might make a wave or two at a bigger and better school.

What do you mean “ran the conference?” They had one good year.