JohnNord

Yeah this is completely true. I wouldn’t say it’s the entire OL but definitely the two guards. If you can fault Brandon Beane it’s not trying to upgrade from Cody Ford and John Feliciano. Ford was injured, so maybe you can give him a pass. Not really sure there was any reason to re-sign Feliciano who probably won’t be here in 2022. Morse is not the most physically imposing Center but he’s a good pass blocker and IMO is good enough at Center. Brieda was activated for Moss during Week 1. He didn’t fare any better because there was nowhere to run.

Good question

Dawkins has never played guard in the NFL. I don’t see this happening

No it was “not scoring a touchdown against the Jags” bad. This was probably the worst performance ever by a Bills offense in years. You have to consider that Jacksonville ranked toward the bottom in every defensive category, yet our line couldn’t do crap. The problems in this game begin and end with the OL. They couldn’t pass block or run block. Try scheming your way around that. Because just about every call that he made was blown up by the OL. Funny how people blame Daboll for a terrible performance by the line I never block anyone here…. so this is a first

I’m sure the All 22 will show that the Bills did

I’m a thread of unreasonable takes you can certainly argue more attention should’ve paid to the OL

According the brain trust on this forum you start calling more slant passes! Give a QB and a play caller a lot to work with

This is a 💩💩💩 take even for this message board Gunner Bill I agree 100%.

He’s so terrible that his offense is the #1 scoring offense in the NFL and is considered among the top OC’s in the league. I guess fans of Two Bills Drive know something the rest of the NFL does not How many inexcusable losses have there been under the McDermott regime?

At the end of the day the Bills defense gave up 9 points against a terrible defense. Timeouts on defense are the least of this teams issues

In order for the Bills to have lost to Jacksonville a LOT had to go wrong and it did. Yet it’s funny how everyone wants to point the finger at Daboll while overlooking some other big factors on offense. Does Daboll deserve some blame. Yes. You can criticize some of his play calls. But to there were two factors that were more responsible and just as responsible the offensive line and yes…Josh Allen. He admitted he played like crap, yet so many fans want to argue otherwise. No matter what was called, the OL screwed it up. People hated the run calls, but they were chosen to loose up Cover 2 and because the Bills had the numbers advantage the OL couldn’t make it work. Same with the passes. Josh was rushed almost every drop back. So badly that he tried to press and do too much. Which goes back to Allen. He’s an MVP candidate and easily considered a top 10 QB. As bad at the line had played, he should be able to overcome that against a terrible NFL defense on a 1 win team. Josh needs to be better. The root of the problem is the OL. While it is reasonable to expect that Allen and Daboll’s play calling should be better, given how poorly the OL played it’s nearly impossible.

You can’t throw a slant route when the pocket is consistently pushed back. Why do you think Josh leads the league in tipped passes?

Yep it’s possible

Good point….. this one will probably go down as the worst of all time

It kind of seems that way

Yep it’s up there but didn’t the 1991 team lose to a 1-16 Patriots team 14-7? That was a major upset

I hear what you are saying but an MVP candidate needs to overcome that. Yes the OL is terrible and the biggest issue on the team but Josh needs to play better. He shouldn’t be absolved of any blame

The OL is the root of the problem… with that being said just about everything on offense sucked today

W This is correct… 2 negative tests within 24 hours of vaccinated. As far Josh - I am pretty sure he is vaccinated. If you watch his press conference on the first day of practice he didn’t have a mask. Beasley did have one. Pretty sure Josh is vaccinated

Ah, I don’t like that because there’s so few moves. Also the difference would only be a few games. If it means more moves then it would be worth it. It’s the difference between playing 10 games or 8 games?

Beane is right. If they pushed back the deadline there would definitely be more teams out of the playoffs and more willing to trade

I really think it will come down to those two

My money is on Ken Dorsey though a name to watch might be Chad Hall. Very well-liked and well-respected and also has been very successful as WR coach. Though, Daboll might also hire him as OC

OBJ is still a good WR but I don’t see him as a fit in the Bills offense. Actually the Bills probably have one of the best WR rooms in the NFL and the team’s culture probably keeps him in check. Plus you have a QB like Josh who has a great relationship with his WR’s and Tre who was a college teammate of OBJ. Still I don’t think that bringing in OBJ would be worth ruining the position of strength that is the WR’s but who knows?

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