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O-line having problems with pass protection. Phins giving them problems. Don’t like this. Got our TD. Sit ‘em.
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31 minutes ago, GoBills808 said:
Been pretty easy to neutralize the Ravens pass game this season tbh
Agree—as another poster noted, they are the top running off. in the league at 177 yds per game at over 6 yds per carry. But it always seems like Andrews makes 3-4 big catches per game so I’d love to see them scheme him out (he’s the anti-Knox!). Then we cross our fingers and hope we actually do have a run defense again and can keep them in 3rd and longs.
I’d hate to see this match up. But you have to beat the best if you want to win the Lombardi Trophy, no easy path.
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Stopping Andrews is a big part of neutralizing their passing game (especially the big game changing pass plays). Then contain Jackson. Sounds easy ... but it ain’t! And, we need to keep up with the no 3rd quarter BS.
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Happy New Year to all!! Let me preface this by (apologizing for the long post) and saying I was SO pumped when we traded up to grab Edmunds, I’m still really pulling for the guy. He’s still young, super athletic and has skills you can’t teach. I’d hate to see him in another uniform playing the way we’d hoped.
However, I don’t know if I’m articulating this right, but it’s like he’s a much (and I mean much) higher functioning Knox (in terms of flashes and then flat out broken expectations) at an integral position on our defense. Sometimes he just seems not to “see” the field like the cornerstone to our defense needs to (takes bad angles, misses tackles and the many other weekly mistakes pointed out by others on TBD). Just seems to be missing something that elite LBs have developed after having his amount of snaps. BUT I’m merely a novice and regardless I am really pulling for him, I want him to be “that guy”.
LOVE Milano because he’s been such a wonderful surprise being picked where he was (5th rd)—flip side to Edmunds with his expectations and draft profile pedigree. When healthy, Milano is always around the ball, gives his all and is just fun to watch—he’s not perfect for sure but he wasn’t expected to be the player he is and will expect compensation as such). BUT the injuries scare the ***** out of me. Which means investing a lot of $$ in him scares the ***** out of me. Losing him would be like losing Kiko (which turned out well for other reasons beyond his control).
Haven’t done my due diligence on the draft and I’m not a college fan (let alone ND)—Rutgers guy 🙈, Jersey Boy, but I’ve read a lot of good things about Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah—“Swiss army knife tag”, versatile, all things or FO likes: https://www.profootballnetwork.com/notre-dame-lb-jeremiah-owusu-koramoah-next-great-hybrid-defender/
Looks like we’d have to make a move to bump up a bit but from what little I’ve read and how he’ll probably perform at the combine but seems like Milano will command $10 million—and a rookie deal for a legit replacement would free up money for Williams at RT and Josh’s protection is much more important to me. -
3 hours ago, Don Otreply said:
I’ve read over over on this board that TE is one of the harder positions to learn and become proficient at, being that is likely the case, and that those who make the decisions appear to disagree with the Knox has to go crowd, one might surmise that Knox isn’t going anywhere soon.
His potential is still so high in the eyes of the coaches that they are not willing to give up on him and are not done grooming him.
Y’all gonna have to get comfortable with this being the most likely course for some time to come.
Go Bills!!!
I’d LOVE to upgrade at TE but I think you’ve hit the nail on the head—they’re committed to seeing if he fulfills the “raw potential” they told us about when they drafted him and he’s inexpensive. I personally continue to find it maddening to see his dropped passes but then he flashes once or twice a game—is this his ceiling or will his floor rise?
Regardless, on his rookie deal he’s merely a $1 million cap hit next year. Look around there’s fat to trim elsewhere (Kroft was a big bust at 3/$18.75–16th highest paid TE, take a look at some other TE salaries for fun: https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/rankings/average/tight-end/).
(Nice to be talking about this after a Pats game!)
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I love watching our team out there having fun and kicking ass. Haven’t seen anything like this from them for about 30s.
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Lee Smith showing Dawson how it’s done!!
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1 minute ago, Success said:
That pass by Allen was not an easy one.
We've never been able to do that - at least in the new millenium.
He’s slinging the ball like he did in the Niners’ game. And, I love that he seems to be doing it more.
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If Edmunds is what we thought he would be he should shine against this NE offense.
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Knox teasing us again.
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I believe I’d find that I curse as much at Daboll’s play calling this year as I have in the past (seems like it might as well be Frank Gore out there running those plays sometimes). However, in sharp contrast, I find myself cursing far less and cheering far more at JA’s decision making and throws (that Niner game he was slinging the ball so friggin’ well, to the right targets and in tight spaces). And, it makes me happy to see him throw the ball away instead of trying to make the impossible throw every time.
While you’d have to be a fool not to give Daboll a great deal of credit with JA’s development, and I’m not in that camp, there are surely a lot of other factors that also came into play with JA’s development this year (I know it’s a novel idea but perhaps JA himself played a big role).
At the end of the day, I’d rather lose Daboll than Josh. And, I have a great deal of confidence that McBeane have seen this day coming for a long time and I’ve learned to trust in their judgment when it comes to rebuilding the Bills’ infrastructure—not just the roster—so I have some optimism that they won’t ***** the bed on this one—it’s far too important of a decision especially taking into account McD’s defensive background, for them to not make the best offensive choice they can. And, Buffalo is a place on the rise—who woulda thunk it???
Best of luck to Daboll. He’s earned his chance.
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Not trying to jinx us but when do we start pulling players we can’t afford to have injured? Might be a little early but I’d hate to push our luck in a game we’re controlling.
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Article on best/worst coaches at challenges:
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Loved that second half. Haven’t said that in a game that matters in a long time (and some that don’t!). Cheers to all.
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Levi is pulling an AJ Klein!
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Levi is pulling an AJ Klein in the second half!
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For Knox to be in there and getting passes thrown his way, he must have compromising pictures of Daboll.
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I think we don’t hate Collinsworth as much as we used to after tonight.
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I love that Diggs trade more every game (I was only nervous about his rep. but he’s been the exact opposite). Said it before but he’s much better than a first round WR.
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Since we didn’t have a good first half on offense, maybe that means we won’t have our typical bad 3rd quarter.
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That flag pick up was our big play for the first half!!
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2 minutes ago, biggerdaddynj said:
That’s why we need to draft a TE. He’s just not consistent—seen it enough times to believe it’s who he is.
And that TD pass is why we need to draft another CB.
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That’s why we need to draft a TE. He’s just not consistent—seen it enough times to believe it’s who he is.
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Edmunds picked off his own man on that pass.
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Week 17 1/3/21 Bills vs. Dolphins 1st Half Gameday Thread
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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NE’s D-line kept jumping up and down to bat down Tua’s passes and it was disruptive—like to see our line try.