Coach Tuesday

Watching some clips of Hawes destroying Watt over and over again. Shavers doing his part as well. The blocking schemes last night were a work of art. Hawes in particular might have been the best in-line blocker in the draft entire last year - offensive linemen included. Cannot believe he is a rookie. He is a cornerstone player for an offense. Unreal.

Millions of people out there spending hours each day on the internet feeding their ugly grievances.

Pats are legit.

It’s amazing the threads that will bring the sociopaths up to the surface from the depths of PPP.

His concussion wore off.

I will be excited if the Bills can force a single punt.

Counting on Shakir to improve is a recipe for disaster IMO. He is small and they throw to him right in the teeth of the defense - he takes an absolute beating and he'll be lucky at this rate to survive another 2-3 years without major injuries taking their toll. (FTR I would say the same thing about Nacua, who is not small but plays with a violence that is simply not sustainable.)

Yup fair enough. For years it was a weakness including the beginning of the McBeane era when they sported one of the least talented o lines in the modern era. But he has fixed it.

Got a feeling today is either the beginning or the end of the Keon Coleman era.

Beane has really stuck his D— in the proverbial toaster wrt the receiver position this year.

Beane is in dire need of a FA win or two on offense. McGovern, Edwards, that's it.

Good post. But also it is exciting to know we're about to have Lofton and Stallworth on the field at the same time. Look out Pittsburgh!

Well they have the Falcons top-12 pick in 2026 and already have a stacked roster. They have a seriously good college and pro scouting operation.

Late-stage John Brown. Good for a couple big plays on the season but this isn’t a dramatic move.

Did we just quietly get better?

Hence my screen name, the nickname my late friend gave to Gregg Williams. Always sounded like a genius explaining what he had done wrong the previous game.

Leads!!

You don’t but oddly in the moment it DID feel like it was the critical turning point of the game.

I am not so sure. His legs still seem super skinny to me and he might have trouble putting on lower body weight to increase his power and stability.

It is uniquely designed to beat the Chiefs.

OUR 30.

There you go trying to forcefully skip late-stage capitalism again.

I saw this today too and found it interesting. Perhaps it's time to transition the offense based on how Allen has evolved as a player - they can't rely on him to make unblocked rushers miss like they used to be. The progressions, timing, and protection schemes need to change YESTERDAY.

Please. Stop insulting the fans. That is the issue. The issues the team has experienced this season were issues known and discussed by the fanbase all offseason (and last offseason). We are not idiots. And when Beane went on the air in August and basically goaded the fanbase by saying he's smarter than we are, because he found the "Right Josh" and basically said, stop questioning me, he brought this on himself. Buffalo Bills fans can put up with a lot, and they're wiling to reach into their pockets and spend a higher percentage of their disposable income on the product than most fanbases, so long as they're not insulted by the organization. Brandon Beane committed the cardinal sin - insulting the fans' intelligence - and he did so at a time when the issues facing the team were obvious to most of us and when they were asking us to dig into our pockets to buy PSLs for the new (largely taxpayer-funded) stadium. (And not for nothing, Sabres fans have been insulted by Pegula for like a decade.)