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I'll take Josh leading the league in turnovers and the bills scoring 35pts per game dynamic offense than than the overly predictable checkdown shotgun draw running clown show we've been watching recently. Its even gotten to the point where they have josh scared to run the ball anymore.

Shotgun effing draw.....

Whos ready for 3 and out?

Agree on the Knox part. I like him but 13 million per year is a lot of money for a glorified chip blocker.

At least someone enjoyed the game I guess

They were doing it in Terry's office while the team was in London.

I still like them, although I'm envious we don't have a coach or offensive coordinator that can write a playbook that leans into it's talent. When CMC got to SF, in barely a weeks time they redesigned their entire offense around him and he has been tearing up the league since. Meanwhile we need to take 6 months just to get our new players "up to speed" and slow walk them into the rotation. Their offense feels like it has a clear identity and it revolves around CMC. ours is more like throwing things at a wall until something sticks.

We were also judging their play based on our 2022 OL which was one of the worst in the league. I always thought both Singletary and Moss were underrated here.

Our OC only knows how to dial up shotgun draw for no gain on 1st and 2nd so RB or number of carries makes little difference.

Zack Moss

They beat Madden on All Pro setting

I dont wanna see another shotgun draw for the rest of the season

I cant stand when refs call games like this. I dont care who they are calling the penalties on. These types of games just arent fun to watch

Von seemed to think he had insider information that he was going to play on Sunday so I'm okay with this. He said on his Voncast this week that he's 90% sure fans will see him play in London.

This relates somewhat to the Bills can't win the close game narrative that crops up every now and then. The Bills are either gonna blow out teams or if they lose it's only be a few points. They never lose big.

Would a prime Bruce Smith still dominate in today's NFL?

Tyreek Hill

Looks cool, don't have Disney+ though

The one play against the Steelers in preseason he looked dreadfully slow but he hasn't looked bad since season started.

We still get nuggets of nostalgia like this occasionally.

The Dolphins have perfected an offense while having a vulnerable QB and a weakish OL. The Bills should be studying Mike McDaniel because he is giving a master class on building an offense that centers around the strengths of it's talent while at the same time covering their weaknesses. Bad OL? Just get rid of the ball in under 2.5 seconds. Intelligent QB with limited arm strength? Run mostly short to mid range timing routes across the middle. I suspect the Bills will gameplan against the dolphins to try and consume clock and keep their offense off the field. While that is good to a degree, it kinda just goes back to playing not to lose instead of playing to our strengths and making the other team adapt to us. We are capable, we witnessed it in the playoffs of 2021 and early 2022. We have two really good tight ends but we seem content on keeping them near the line of scrimmage just to help block instead of using them as weapons.

But...I want a perfect team...is that too much to ask for? Jeez

I think Dorsey may have been trying to help Josh get more comfortable staying in the pocket so having the TE's stay in an chip might be slowly phased out as the OL continues to prove reliable. At least that's my hope. I'm growing tired of losing parlays because neither Knox or Kincaid can muster 15 receiving yards 😂

Jets were the first real test