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One of the most beautiful throws you’ll ever see.

We get the ball at the 30 if you just kneel it. And Corrington has never shown anything.

WHY ARE WE RUNNING THE BALL OUT!?!?!!?

The Kincaid miss was Josh throwing to an improvised route. He didn’t know how far Kincaid was going to be. Kincaid ran his route, was covered, so improvised and got open. You of course want Allen to still hit him, but it’s a tough throw because he doesn’t know exactly where Kincaid is going in his improvising.

That one throw? Absolutely. 100% on Josh. The game… Joe Brady. His redzone calls have been abysmal, and that 4th down decision to run Samuel to a tightly packed area was horrendous. It’s the issue I always have with him - he doesn’t scheme guys open. Our players just always have to beat their defender and then hold on after the hit.

That was Williams and Hamlin again on the long run.

Throwing to a wide open Kincaid was not the wrong call.

Don’t like that play call. WAY too tight spacing. I really don’t like what Brady is calling down there. Kincaid being open on the previous play wasn’t even the route - he just improvised.

Can we hire Gailey as an assistant, just to teach us how to run a RB screen?

It was on both.

He’s the worst starting Safety in Bills history and i’m not joking.

Hamlin again. Sigh.

horrible 3 play calls

Cook is so good.

Hamlin standing there, having no clue that the ball is out. And Epenesa lands on the ball and can’t get it.

No, it didn’t work. Flacco throwing that pick had nothing to do with Hamlins horrible blitz.

Awesome return by Taron! Horrendous blitz by Hamlin.

Allen is pretty much calling entire drives at this point with the amount of audibles he does.

I loved Jim. But this is not even comparable in my opinion. Josh is a couple levels above.

Yes, he does. I saw that hilarious tweet too. Tackling someone 40 yards downfield after you took your 12th bad angle of the game doesn’t impress me.

Starts!? We are practically playing with 10.5 guys on defense because of Hamlins abysmal play. McD is an absolute wizard with how much he is hiding Hamlin.

This is exactly what McD thinks, from my observation watching him coach. But the odd thing is, his defensive philosophy contradicts his offensive philosophy. On defense, he thinks limiting passing and letting teams run will increase the chance of winning. But on offense, he kept pushing Daboll to pass less and run more. To which, we now have an OC who runs nearly as much as he passes and we have very few explosive passing plays (which we did with Daboll). So… based on the logic we have on defense, wouldn’t that decrease our chance of winning on offense? The logic is odd to me.

nitpicking means that you’re pointing out minor faults. I didn’t do that. I’m not pointing out any faults of his. I’m adding context to what his stats show. while a touchdown is a touchdown and counts the same, if we are going to talk about the level of difficulty that comes with a touchdown or how impressive the touchdown is for the person throwing it, then there should be context to how easy to throw was. For example; threading the needle with a bullet between two defenders for a touchdown, is a lot more difficult (and therefore impressive) than throwing to a wide open receiver in the middle of the end zone, who no defenders decided to cover. I’m a big fan of scheming guys open and the Ravens OC is doing a masterful job. Lamar did not suddenly become better over the 2023 offseason - he has an OC who is scheming guys open to perfection.

I agree that Jackson is playing well. I also agree that Jackson is throwing to a lot of open receivers… which helps. The one TD yesterday… I don’t think there was a defender without 20 feet of the receiver. Another was a 5 yard pass that went for a 70 yard TD.