Sestak4ever

You are correct, but sure would like to see a lot more, especially to Cook. We seem to have no answer to blitz packages and taking advantage of vacated areas.

Those plays worked last year but were more of a quick throw behind the line to a wr. I’m talking about teams blitzing and we dump off a true screen pass to a running back to counter defensive pressures and blitzes. We even used to successfully run a tight end screen. Kelly would roll right and throw back left to Metzlars. Drove defenses crazy.

It’s funny how so many mention screen plays to offset opponents defensive schemes. We haven’t run an effective screen in 10 years or more. Our screens we attempt are pathetic. Can’t figure that out.

However, it does look like we should have grabbed Saleh as our DC when he became available.

Shavers does not need to be on the field with the receivers. He doesn’t understand how to read the coverage and is obviously not on the same page as Josh.

Frazier had some major flaws at the worst times, but he was head and shoulders above Babich. At least our defenses were ranked statistically in the top 5-10 for a few years.

Mahomes, Reid and the Chiefs are licking their chops right now. We could have put them and everyone else in the AFC in the rear view mirror.

The defense was better when Frazier was our DC. That’s not saying much.

Hard to say what our off season will look like, including free agency, not just the draft. I would lean toward trading out of the first round. I also think a few excellent wide receivers will be available in the trade market, due to underutilization on their current teams, especially if there are staff changes, such as Nabers, Harrison, etc.

Saw where people were saying he’s a locker room cancer.

It would be historic if Henry loses a fumble in this game and KC wins by one score.😳

To see both Marvin Harrison Jr. and Malik Nabers just ignored due to poor quarterback play, poor play calling and other issues, drives me crazy. Can you imagine the careers either of them would have if Josh was slinging it to them? Like Paul Brown said, if you have a big gun, shoot it.

A few issues that I saw that bothered me. We made a patchwork offensive line look very good. I know Tua threw a lot of quick passes, but we never got in his face. Third and long multiple times and they kept converting. On offense, especially in the second half when Miami would stack the line with 6 or 7 players was an ideal time for play action. We never did it. Not sure if that was Brady’s calls or Josh’s. That would have put them on their heels and kept them guessing. Again, in the second half, had series where we weren’t driving the ball downfield. Too many 3 and outs. Just glad we won. Go Bills!!🏈🍻

It’s a testament to the players discipline, but I believe that the coaching staff deserves a ton of credit for instilling the mind set on the team. This doesn’t just happen due to a lucky streak. There is luck involved but this pattern is a team culture.

Lots, and I mean lots of dropped passes!

7 minute drive!

Nice clock-eating drive!

The Bills need a quick start, go up two scores and take away the running game threat. That would definitely change the Jest’s plans. If not, the game may be a lot closer than we would feel comfortable with.

Bunch of Raven fans calling for roughing. It was a bang bang play. Ed looked mid air when Jackson threw it and probably threw it earlier than he wanted because of Oliver coming in. They are crying that if that were Josh it would definitely be flagged. Sorry, but they are wrong. Good no call by the crew. Sour grapes from Raven fans.

Saw it posted that the Bills have the NFL record and have gone 23 consecutive games winning the turnover battle.👍

I agree that both Milano and Bernard never plugged the holes. Ravens block well at the second level, but linebackers need to shed those blocks and make the tackle. They are smaller and I expect them to look better as the season wears on.

As a team you are correct. The other two interceptions and TDS were thrown by other players. I was just giving the two main qb’s.

Interesting stats from their 1961 season. Their two quarterbacks were Tripucka and Herring. They combined for 2,850 yards passing, 15 TD’s and 43 interceptions and yet Taylor had that kind of season. Just amazing.

1959

Ron McDole. Bills traded him because they said he was over the hill. Went on to have an amazing remainder of his career with Washington. The Dancing Bear!