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It's going to be interesting seeing how our offense carves up the Ravens defense.

Yeah, but if Josh goes into their house and just absolutely rips them up, it will put him squarely in MVP discussion. Baby steps.

Going to plop this here. Nice read. https://www.sbnation.com/2024/9/27/24254395/bills-oc-joe-brady-has-proven-to-be-one-of-the-nfls-best-play-callers?_gl=1*1elu0k5*_ga*MTUwNDM3MzAwMi4xNzIyNTQ5MTE4*_ga_2M5GYNY1YS*MTcyNzU0MDcwMi42OC4xLjE3Mjc1NDA3MDYuNTYuMC4w

The Ravens have had a lot of drives stall because of penalties. I see the Bills defense making them jumpy. They do have some very nice weapons, but so far haven't really been able to put it all together. Going to be hard to do against a Bills defense that has a very good attacking DL. If the Ravens are going to be as dominant as last year, they haven't really shown it yet. I don't think the Dallas game is much of a barometer. As for that Ravens defense, they have blown leads multiple times this year and almost did against the Cowboys too. I just don't think they are on the same level as the Bills. No offense is clicking like ours and it's going to continue, because they are giving up too many big plays. They have a good DLine, but there are problems on the back end. They have given up more yards than any team in the NFL so far. Being good at stopping the run is good and all, but that isn't enough. They have given up 16 plays of 20+ yards, also last place. There have been some who mentioned that this is a good barometer game to see where the Bills are and honestly, I'm not sure that's true. They look like a decent offense, scoring 20, 23 and 28 in three games. Defensively, not so much. This just looks like a game where the Bills continue to roll.

Actually, 2 of their starting LBs from last year are gone. The LBs coach is now the defensive coordinator and those new LBs have been getting burned on pass plays. TEs have had 95 and 98 yards on passing plays against them. A weakness that I see Josh exploiting. Presnap motion is going to keep them guessing all game.

With the way Josh is spreading the ball around, I have absolutely no idea on offense. On defense even, everyone is getting sacks and interceptions. I just can't decide. Wild guess. Cook and Oliver, but it could come from anywhere.

No wonder the odds are what they are. All these nuts are are betting on Lamar.

Oh really? How many DTs league wide are winning more and how many of them are getting double teamed more?

Taking on 600lbs of OL blockers compared to Ed only taking on 300lbs percentage wise and still applying more pressure is absolutely killing it. Having that much beef to contend with regularly is no small feat.

Daquan Jones, on the other hand, is killing it.

y Really good stuff. All plays using 6 OLmen. We're going to see a lot of this against the Ravens. And I'm predicting that we even have some success against their tough run defense. When they sell out to stop the run though, the pass is really going to kill them.

Haha. Don't count on it.

Shakirs snap count is pretty low. Almost like they are saving him for later.

Perfect. I'd rather be the underdog.

The Ravens defensive coordinator was their LBs coach from last year. They also lost 2 starting LBs from last year. They gave up 95 and 98 yards to TEs in 2 games this year. The middle of their defense is a problem for them and the Bills have 2 good TEs and multiple slot WRs. I keep envisioning the presnap motion the Bills employ and seeing these young LBs struggling to figure out where the ball is going. This could very well be another big day for Josh and the offense. The Ravens have been very good at rallying to the ball to stop the run but I see the Bills putting 6 OLmen on the field and threatening to run but instead passing to the TEs and RBs. Brady has all ready done this and we could see them doing it often against this team. What I wouldn't give to be a fly on the wall while watching Brady draw up a game plan. Going to be a good game.

Take the W off of WR and look at who's catching the ball. It's not just wide receivers. TEs and RBs are very much a big factor.

I think both offenses are good, but ours is better. I think our defense is better but will struggle in this one. However, they have some injuries on their OL and a starting TE too. The Ravens defense is in near last place in defending the pass which is a problem for them. 36 - 24 Bills Normally, I would think the Bills are do for a let down game, but I have never seen a team looking so locked in. It's not just Josh that's locked in. The whole team is.

Our DLine is going to be wrecking stuff...

Some OLmen on that report. Not good for a team that wants to run a lot.

Last year couple of year has been painful watching all of our best defensive players getting carted off the field. This year just seem different. A lot of young players are stepping up.

I think the Bills may increase the percentage of plays where there are 6 OLmen on the field. The Ravens are weak at LB and this will keep 2 TEs on the field as well. This is a great way to not only run the ball but also get our TEs involved in the passing game against those LBs. Two teams have all ready gotten more than 90yds from their TEs against this team. However they do it, our TEs can absolutely exploit this team. Sometimes the best defense is a great offense.

I was thinking the WRs could be effective before the season started and so far so good. The thing that is surprising me is how much passing plays are going to non-WRs. The RBs and TEs are making some serious noise here.

I hope it plays out that way. Jump ahead early, and force Lamar to pass. If it does, we win big.

I watched some of the Ravens last game. A few times Lamar would fake a handoff to Henry. The defense came crashing down to stop Henry but Lamar would keep it go untouched for 10yds. It's a dangerous dual threat that the Titans didn't have. It's going to be a game of deception. Our defense will need to be sharp defending this running attack.

Three tough road games back to back, all AFC teams. Important games as far as seeding goes. The Ravens are going to try to run on us and they have a dual threat there with Lamar able to keep it himself and run. Thing is, we have a QB that can do that too and who also is playing like the best player in the league. The Ravens defense is very exploitable while ours has miraculously managed to keep opposing offenses in check. I think the only path for the Ravens to win is to have a dominating run game that eats clock and keeps our offense off the field. Even then, it's going to be hard to hold back an offense that is running on all cylinders with Josh playing the way he is. If the Bills jump out to an early lead, forget about it.