Billz4ever

And here I am racking my brain trying to think of ways to get these bums in the WR room open and I'm coming up empty. The answer was there the whole time!!! Bench Josh Allen!!!!

Miami allows 140 rushing yds/game. What did they do? They sold out to stop the run and forced our WRs to beat their mid secondary and those bums couldn't do it. That's the blueprint to stopping this offense and with Kincaid out, that just got even easier.

Shakir leads all our WRs with 58 targets. Coleman is #2 with 49, which pisses me off. No other WR has more than 20, which pisses me off even more and demonstrates how bottom of the barrel this WR room is.

I'm waiting for it. It's coming.

Josh set a franchise record for completion percentage one week ago and you're saying he's the problem?

I hate these kind of hires though. Just because a guy is a good position coach, doesn't mean they should be running the entire offense or defense and calling the plays. Kromer is an offensive line guru. That's his specialty and that where he shines and gets the best out of guys who may not be great otherwise. Not saying Kromer falls into this, but you see the Peter Principle over and over in the NFL especially. Guys are one of the best at what they do as a position coach, then fall flat on their faces when promoted to coordinator and further to HCs and the team suffers for it.

The guy claims we can pass when we need to then says there's no issues when they can't do what he says they can do when they need to. That's delusional thinking and that person has no business running this offense. Even Dorsey never said anything that bat%@$.

Your guess is as good as mine. I honestly have no idea. I was just laughing while I watched it. And of course there was a penalty so it wouldn't have counted even if they did recover it.

Rams are for real. They had a couple tough losses but they're my pick to rep the NFC in the SB.

For anyone who doesn't agree, I'd love to hear what QB they think is successful with this group of bums who look like they're just jogging around out there.

It's hard to convert on an onside kick as it is. Expecting to do it with a guy who's not a kicker and never done it in a game is just not a serious attempt.

If they continue playing like this, I don't think a win vs Tampa is even something we can be confident in. Same against the game after that in Houston and the game after that in Pittsburgh.

As soon as I saw Ray Davis in there for the onsides, that tells me they already mailed it in anyway.

On paper, you'd think this WR room was better than last year. Last year, other than the Baltimore game early on, I rarely felt we were out of it. Games like the Rams game where the D got cooked, we still felt like we were in the game because we could still move the ball. I miss Mack Hollins, the attitude he brought to the room and the key catches he made even though he never lit up the stat sheet. I really think they need to go back and look at what they were doing schematically last season compared to what they're doing this year. It's just not the same.

Hard to believe that was the same team that dictated most of the game against KC just one week ago.

While I wouldn't call it the worst overall, I'd consider it one of the worst on both sides of the ball especially given who the competition was. Miami is not a good team. They allow the worst passer rating in the league at 114 and were playing without their best CB and one of their best pass rushers.

Yep, you can feel it slipping. Even that season, you had the feeling they were capable of turning it around. Given the personnel we have and the scheme Brady thinks is just fine despite what most of our sets of eyes tell us, I'm not nearly as confident this year.

There's not a single WR on this team that a DC has to worry about other than Shakir because of his YAC ability, but we typically don't even throw him anything beyond 10 yards.

Those guys could get open and we actually had a vertical passing game.

Yep, of course it would because Beane has several bad contracts that would hamstring a new GM even if Beane got canned.

We're stuck with him until 2027 without eating a ton of dead cap.

Shaq Thompson is better than both. I don't think Milano is back next year but we're stuck with Bernard until 2027 without eating a large dead cap hit.