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  1. 12 hours ago, Lost said:

     

    And for some reason brady will never ever take a shot on 2nd and short situations.   It's always a handoff to Cook up the middle.  Drives me nuts.  

     

    It's been more effective than it hasn't been tbh and maybe the PA shots just haven't been there. Seems to me like they're content to take that until it proves ineffective instead of having to put more stuff on tape that they can save for later in the season.

  2. 45 minutes ago, gtw3 said:

    I hate playing the Jags.

     

    There are a few people in the league that tend to give Josh trouble.  Hines-Allen is one of them.

     

    We will need to win our man coverage downs and have the O-line hold up and keep Hines-Allen out of the back field.  Josh kills defenses when he sees nothing but the back of the defender's jerseys.  I don't think they will take the spy off of him throughout the game.  I would imagine a heavy dosage of someone like Oluokun with eyes on Josh.  He is a tackling machine.

     

    Utilize Cook out of the back field and the quick hitters to Kincaid and Samuel.  Hopefully that'll free up a 1-on-1 over the top to MVS.

     

    Go Bills

     

    Our performance against the Jags since they drafted Josh Hines-Allen just continues to further the narrative that the only thing that can beat Josh Allen is another Josh Allen

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  3. 2 minutes ago, May Day 10 said:

    He is a super important part of that offense.  Without him and Brown, they are going to have trouble.

     

    They'll still have good center and interior line play, the lanes will be there if they can find someone to hit those inside runs. They've been hiding the tackles a bit by playing a lot of heavy sets and throwing screens to the boundaries to horizontally stretch the field. Their rookie LT is...not good atm.

  4. 4 minutes ago, HappyDays said:

    Still very early but I wonder if the Chiefs are regretting not taking a LT with their 1st pick. Worthy is a luxury for them and doesn't look ready to contribute as anything more than a gadget player. Suamataia looks lost out there and was ultimately benched, and his replacement then immediately got a hands to the face penalty that wiped out a 4th down conversion. They made it work last year with bad tackle play but eventually that kind of vulnerability has to catch up to you, right?

     

    I think they're learning to work around it, Mahomes gets the ball out quick most of the time and they lean on their run game with Pacheco and short passes to the perimeter to stretch defenses and get YAC. Their play design on offense seems to always result in someone getting lost and finding an open spot in the zone. You still can't really blitz Mahomes easily and he's a master at eluding the rush and sensing where pressure is coming from, he's also still quite mobile and if you whiff on him he'll take off or roll out and find someone open on a scramble drill.

     

    I mean look at the game, they turned it over 3 times, Mahomes played pretty meh all things considered and they STILL found a way to win that game by forcing CIN to FGs and always keeping the score close.

     

  5. 12 minutes ago, JP51 said:

    I think this is exactly where I am at... I am hopeful, I am concerned, and I am not convinced yet... this game will help clarify where we are at... 

     

    I won't be too concerned, we could start the season 2-2 and I'd still be alright. I'd rather they get the wrinkles sorted out early and round into form come November/December than start hot and get into that weird midseason slump this team has a tendency to fall into

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  6. I literally don't understand the reasoning behind trading for Watson. Like nothing about it makes sense at all

     

    He was completely toxic after the all that stuff came out

    He wasn't THAT good

    The Browns roster had made the playoffs the year before and only missed that year due to injuries

    It's not like Baker was any worse than Watson when he was healthy

     

    There wasn't a PR benefit to trading for him, the talent part was basically a push. They gave away money and draft capital, while making their team a pariah for little to no benefit skills wise

  7. 7 minutes ago, Cash said:

     

    This one's worth a read.  Magary has lost a lot on his fastball, and I'm not wild about his breaking stuff, but he only wrote about half of them this year.  (Good for him bringing in help instead of mailing it in.)  The author of this one, Victoria Zeller, is from Buffalo and a Bills fan, and did a great job IMO.

     

    Yeah this one doesn't read like a light roast. There's some anguish in those words 🤣

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  8. 4 minutes ago, finn said:

    Agreed. Allen is almost as effective a runner (he has a lot more size) and a far superior passer than Lamar. I'd put Stroud and Stafford ahead of Lamar, along with the usual suspects. 

     

    I don't think Stafford is half the athlete that Lamar is imo (at least not anymore). You can say what you will but scrambling, keeping plays alive and using your legs is an integral part of QB play these days. Stroud just doesn't have the history to be considered, maybe in a year or two that'll change.

     

    I agree that Mahomes and Allen are basically 1A and 1B and then it drops off, but Lamar is definitely a top 5 QB.

  9. He clearly has something that NFL teams covet. He's obviously not suited to be a starting NFL quarterback and he's put enough on tape to dispel any myths that he'll be a starter.

     

    That being said he reminds me of Davis Webb. Has the smarts, knows where to go with the ball, etc. Just doesn't have the subconscious in game processing speed and athletic ability required to be a starter to execute on them effectively. Both probably have viable career paths available to them in coaching if they want it.

  10. Probably said/did all the right things during pre-draft interviews. He had a strong junior season and put up decent numbers as a Tar Heel. Definitely wasn't the strongest QB coming out in that draft but the Bears weren't great at drafting then and still aren't now.

     

    I was surprised by the move because I honestly thought they were moving up for Watson because they thought maybe SF might take him? The whole trade and selection just seemed super strange that year. SF wasn't QB hungry, they had just traded for Jimmy G and he looked great the season before and they paid him so why trade all that draft capital to move one spot when there's a strong chance the team before you isn't looking for a QB unless you know something everyone else doesn't?

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  11. 17 hours ago, JerseyBills said:

    This is going to be one of the biggest eating crow trades , draft picks in a long time.

     

    Ppl on here and Twitter were absolutely disrespecting the trade and not picking Worthy like crazy. It was unbelievable how bad ppl were trashing Beane n co

     

    I was personally thrilled we didn't take him. There's years of proof that guys his size and skill set are busts but he ran super fast in shorts so ppl were talking like he's a shoe in to be an elite WR 

    This isn't a good sign at all for KC

    Guys like him getting drafted feels like the Tyreek Hill Effect. TH is fast af so clearly that’s the sauce. Just go find guys that are fast af and you can field a squad of TH’s and be unbeatable. 
     

    Teams finding out it doesn’t work that way.

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