Nephilim17

Didn't like that play call with one TO; scheme something in the middle...

I hear you but I feel like Kincaid is better at finding holes in the middle of the field.

If we count the Phins Josh has murdered he's ahead of OJ on that count too.

Did Allen just pass OJ for second most rushing TDs as a Bill ever? Amazing.

I know but we've seen decent QBs make that short swing pass off their back feet. He's had other off throws, I think. He can turn it around and i expect him to.

Another crap Allen throw. He's off today.

I've seen open guys that Josh did not throw to. And his ball placement is off, IMO.

Much of this is on Josh so far. He needs to be sharper with decisions and balls.

This would be nuts if after 2 picks and one for a TD if the Colts tie in up here...

I think Josh has missed some open reads and lacks touch on some throws thus far.

Josh looks like he's staring down his receivers a lot thus far.

Hamlin took a bad angle on the big run, no?

bad decison by Allen throwing to Samuel there.

Johnson! 2 picks, too f***ing much!

23 -13 Bills

Is Andre driving while taking part in a podcast?! A great line from Andre: "Everybody in the league knows who Bills Mafia is. Everybody in the United States knows who Bills Mafia is." 🍻

Open up the coaches' challenges to PI and holding calls. That will limit the amount of times call get looked, so not every play is being reviewed, at but it will make impactful calls open to review and reversal.

I thought this exact same thing yesterday. I guess the finer points of this philosophy are predicated on... A) Us running better than the other team B) Us passing better than the other team and limiting our explosive pass attempts but not ruling them out C) This year we're getting YAC D) We have Josh Allen, who is unique With a defense that is playing some average people as starters (Rapp/Hamlin, D line) we're going to have to pick our poison. I personally am ok with the Belichick philosophy with "make them beat you by taking away, or limiting, their best weapon," which against the Phins was Hill and then Waddle. When Josh doesn't turn the ball over, plays smart, and our WRs are not injured, I think we've got a very good chance most games. The Coleman pass was all on Keon. Until we the D-line gets better this defense will be far from perfect and will have to make concessions. We just don't have the personnel to play perfect D.

I don't think McD philosophically likes to play the 4-3 and prefers living and dying by the nickle. Not saying it's right (I'd like to see some vs the Ravens, for example, at least early before we take a lead), just his preference. We'll see.

Yes, a light box is going to pay the price against Henry. I'm not sure McD is going to roll out 3 LBs, however. Not sure what to do there. with just 2 LB. A third safety? That's kinda how they see Taron, I think.

I hear you. But getting gashed for 200 yards by Hill and Waddle doesn't feel better. And the more plays in a drive, the more of a chance it stalls or there's a turnover. The solution is to play better run D and to build an early lead. The constant runs are less viable as time runs out. But if there's 3 minutes left and we're up 2 scores I don't feel good if Hill has caught a couple bombs earlier in the game. I don't think Joe or anyone is saying getting run on constantly is good — it's just the preference over allowing explosive pass plays AND you have to play the run better.

Just listened to this Marino podcast today (I catch many of his podcasts). He claims that there's a corelation between limiting explosive plays versus conceding the run and winning. Some here dispute he's right. I don't have the stats but would put money on teams with explosive passing win more than teams without explosive passing but consistent running. I could be wrong, however. But it seems like a fact-based argument rather than could be resolved with some stats. He also said the Bills defenders need to do a better job shedding blocks. Given how Hill was fairly limited with 80 yards receiving on 4 plays with a long of 28 and Waddle had -4 yards (yes, minus) receiving, I'd do the same — with better block shedding, in the future. Especially if we build up a decent lead earlier.

Only the Bills have a franchise QB that's really viable. Tua is one hit away from done. Franchise QB is all the difference.

Love Badly's breakdowns. An experienced perspective without any bluster or clickbait takes.

I told Bowles to go for 2! I told him! It's in writing in this thread!