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Terrible int by Allen. Completely changes the game.

And back up running backs too.

I think he's doing a great job mixing it up.

True but your failing to address the Oline issues. Josh had not been effective because of the opposition pass rush. The lack of running contributes to that.

Yes.

I almost peed my pants with excitement

The run and threat of one sets up Allen to use his big arm.

Saints will make the adjustments to stop Brieda. Right now he's liked a Bills shiney new toy.

Come on offense get another score.

Brieda made a difference. Maybe he's a game changer for the run game.

Stop the game now. Feels like I'm watching a horse race and my horse is leading at the quarter pool.

What a beast to get it in the endzone.

Breathe in by Allen

Brieda looks sharp

Bills looking sharp!

I disagree. It doesn't matter who are the Bills wrs when Allen doesnt have time to throw. A wide out with "real speed" is the least of their worries. It isn't a priority. Let's stay focused on improving the trenches. Anything else is a bonus.

The Bills have a very strong receiving core. The wr position is not the problem with the Bills offense. Actually, I think Davis is a solid receiver.

Great takes.

Happy Thanksgiving everyone. Have a safe and blessed holiday. Go Bills!

Solid post as always Thurman. Respectfully, I think you are missing a major point. Teams flat out don't respect the Bills running game. There is no fear or no threat. Teams just tee off at the line of scrimmage. That clearly contributes to Allen running for his life on a consistent basis even with a healthy Oline. Thus, too much is on Allen's shoulders. It was a common theme throughout last years playoffs. I think it's fair to say the Bills running game vs playoff teams is a huge problem. The ending of the Tennessee game is a good illustration of the Bills run game issues. I believe a more successful run game and run threat would make Allen even better. I think the Bills run statistics you have pointed out are only part of the story. On paper, it sounds as If the Bills run game is serviceable. I see it differently. Last year and this year I see the Bills run game as problematic and non threatening. Frankly, the Bills offense hasn't fully clicked since the Colts playoff game last year. The opposition defensive blueprint has been mass produced and Daboll and company have yet to consistency figure out how to beat it. The Bills offense has vastly disappointed vs solid teams. I'm afraid to see what Belicheat and the Patriots defense are going to the Bills offense.

Yes indeed. I want nothing more than the Bills to win.

The running game comparasion is valid. Last year and this year it's relatively ineffective. Clearly, teams do not respect the Bills run game. The lack of run game was and is a major achilles heel for the Bills. Refer to the KC playoff game if need be. Beane and company made a decision to live and die with Allen. The Bills going back to last year decided to ride Allen's arm and legs. Agree the Oline injuries and lack of production were unforseen. However, the lack of depth is obvious and the inability to run continues to be a negative theme for the Bills. I feel like the Bills brass and coaches have failed to adequately address the issue. Hence, the offense is completely on Allen's shoulders. Teams are rearing back their ears and swarming Allen like bees to blooming flowers. We will see how the Bills play from here on out. Hoping they can make the playoffs and go into them on a winning streak. What a great post. Such detail and analysis. I throughly enjoyed your input. Great insight. 👍👍👍 Yep.

You have to find out how to make it work.

Agree 100% with Greg Cosell. Can these issues be addressed and corrected in time to make a nice playoff run? Because little has changed. The Bills have not or cannot make the proper adjustments. Great post.

Agree. You forget to say pound the rock. KC is a decent match to get physical with. Tenn, Jags, and Colts won the battle of the trenches. Imho, it's a mistake to get into a physical battle with the Saints. I suppose it's relative as to want you mean by physical.