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The D saved our bacon yesterday though.

Good lord, we've seen this line without Morse and it's not pretty. If Diggs were to miss time, we have nobody that scares defenses except JA17, and without anyone to catch the ball, good luck.

Very true, but we better kick it into another gear come playoff time because I don't think we're going to win playoff football if our offense is struggling like this. We can't really afford any more losses in the regular season either if we want to keep the #1 seed. There's a chance KC could lose another game, but I don't see it happening.

Oh, so we're back to the burying our heads in the sand approach and pretending everything's fine.

The Defense saved the Offense this week.

And if memory serves me correctly, most of those attempts were outside, which plays into the strength of the defense.

Which is exactly what boggles the mind that we didn't have the same game plan for this game considering the weather and the Jets playing a D susceptible to runs between the tackles.

Don't see why it would be. That would mean it would have to be an advantage for us to play in this weather. Our offense and that weather are not a great combination. I believe the new stadium will be louder with how it's designed, which should definitely work in our favor.

Gotta go with Dirty. Two drive killing drops on 3rd and long? Horrible.

I'm sure a lot of the hype around Davis this season was based on his 4TD game against KC, but he's not even remotely close to what people were expecting out of him this year and what he has produced this year is even worse when you look at it from the perspective of how much attention Diggs gets from defenses.

Didn't seem to bother the Jets. White was getting killed out there, even had to leave the game twice, and still passed for 268. Meanwhile, Josh had a season low 147.

In all fairness, Tampa is a trainwreck right now. Brady should've stayed retired too.

Even if we had him or a player of his caliber when he was at his best, I just don't see the play calling from Dorsey to take advantage of what he brought to the table.

Allen was under pretty consistent pressure yesterday, but on most of the sacks, I do feel like he was holding the ball too long. He seemed to be slow on his progressions and then hesitating to take the dump offs.

So, given our success against NE last week running the ball, how does this coaching staff justify just 13 rushing attempts from our backs, when the weather was bad and the Jets play the Wide-Nine, which is ripe for getting gashed up the middle? It makes no sense. Establishing the running game should've been a no-brainer and priority #1.

When they're even showing on the TV how open the middle of the field due to the Jets Wide-Nine, it's unforgivable that they weren't running more running plays up the middle to exploit that. Not to mention, calling passes late in the game and stopping the clock for the Jets, when they should've been burning clock.

He's getting paid to do exactly that. If he wants to go that route, if I don't do my job, I get fired.

We run, but as soon as we have a couple no gains, we abandon it. It's almost as if Dorsey is getting impatient with the play calling. We turn into a 1-dimensional offense and expect Josh to carry it and it's just not a viable option when you have receivers not getting open and dropping balls when they are.

I honestly thought Shakir would be that quick slant and short crosser route guy that we had with Beasley. I obviously thought wrong.

No buying the weather argument. Mike White, who had to leave the game twice because he was getting killed, threw for 268. Bills were 2-13 on third down and Josh had his lowest yards this season at 147. Obviously not all his fault, but the ridiculous number of drops yesterday, combined with him being under constant pressure, was a bigger factor than the weather. Bills are #2 in the NFL in drops. That can't continue.

The hype around Davis was off the charts going into the season. He was being heralded as the best #2 in football that could be a #1 on almost any other team in the league. I know that came from the his performance in the KC playoff game, but since the ankle injury, he's been average at best. Definitely not what we were expecting out of him. And don't get me started on Dirty. He's had a few flashes, but like Davis, has been very disappointing. His drops yesterday were just inexcusable.

Bills were 2-13 on third down and Josh had 147 yards. If it weren't for the D yesterday, we lose that game.

Wouldn't that be something if this version of the Bills implemented a no-huddle offense? We've got a certain HoF guy still hanging around that can give them a few pointers...

I think this offense pre-bye week and post-bye week look like two completely different animals and I can't figure out why. What has changed? Just lack of execution? Dorsey just over-thinking it and getting away from what worked? Teams made adjustments? I just can't put my finger on it.

Depends on what version of this offense you're talking about. Are you talking about the pre-bye week offense or what we've seen post-bye?