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He does sort of embody that “Commitment To Average” that defined the 2000’s until McBeane.

Hack’s absolute ceiling is league average, that’s it. And that requires being immaculate and avoiding blocks and shanks. Araiza has a top-3 type ceiling, and his floor is probably about league average. Feels like this one is over but for the visit from the Turk.

It’s genetic. Have we forgotten?

you know he wanted to. Good on McD for having his team hold their poise.

I’m not here to crap on Edmunds just to crap on him but I think I saw Spector disengage from blockers more in that one game than Edmunds all year. If a lineman gets his hands on him during a play he is erased. I expect that from CB’s and some safeties, it just can’t be the case for a Mike.

You mean like Haack last preseason and then the Steelers game?

punt from bills 18 for touchback. 100 - 18 = 82.

If the Bills 2nd team could win the AFC South, the Bills 3rd team should be able to win the NFC East.

I’d totally watch a show hosted by Mike Daniels, he’s highly entertaining.

Bills should have taken a delay-of-game to give Araiza more room, they would have been able to down it inside the 5.

The other thing I took from this game is there are 6 or 7 guys on the Bills 2022 camp roster that won't make the Bills final 53 but will have an NFL career. This roster is absurdly deep with realistic NFL talent.

To me, on first blush, it's Kingsley Jonathan #59 that made a case for his speed move. It was special enough that he kept winning on it vs whoever he was up against which is all you can ask. Anyway, before the rewatch, to me the boys that really showed out: - Bail Inspector #54 - Khalil Shakir #10 - Rahim Blackshear #35

Close enough!

Why would you do this to us NFL Network? Why?

If Spector can wear the green dot, and makes plays all over the place and on special teams...

When Taylor is playing he might be seeing all 2's and 3's.

Illegal contact is a point of emphasis, but tackling the defensive end by the neck apparently is not.

Bills with 4 turnovers in 25 minutes, and lead 7-3. The Colts are a threat?

For some reason I read that as Fart & Hoard. Not sure which I prefer, either.

Zooming in on that picture a little bit...

I'll be keeping an eye on Terrell Bernard to see how many Tremaine Edmunds threads get started if he shows out at Mike.

Based on last night if Taylor starts I assume they’re tanking.

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The highlights were some dump-offs and one nice heave to a blown coverage and a run. Watching the 1st quarter in entirety it wasn’t nearly as impressive as you didn’t catch the misfires between the connections. He has a long way to go, with even more mechanical deficiencies than Allen came in with. But hey, there’s a narrative, he’s the next Allen. Just as with Allen there was a narrative that he was the next Locker.