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hurdling/leaping ensures no planted leg knee injuries.

Lance was a trade of 3 first rounders. Hard to beat that. Jets should be calling Jameis Winston in my opinion.

agree the yards per completion is this low it’s half play design and the other half is ball placement that isn’t allowing/maximizing yards after catch

Im surprised Damien Harris is essentially the 3rd RB, Murray out snapping him in both games.

As good as Kevin Harlan is on the radio broadcast he is bad on the TV broadcast. Very inaccurate on yardage and player names.

phillips should be inside with groot in that scheme in my opinion.

Shaq Lawson playing decent tonight as well

Bills seem to not want to keep in a position player to block, or add an extra olineman to improve the pocket. might be worth having one less player in the pattern for improved protection.

leslie Frazier defense prevents the big plays but allows simple ones. I’m good with the big plays while they feel it out the first couple weeks.

he is great on the radio for Westwood one. “To the painted numbers”

every single catch is with Sauce Gardner in coverage!

I expect a statement from the NFL regarding the OT lining up and false starting tomorrow morning. That was atrocious. every team in the NFL should have submitted tape and asked if this is now legal so they can implement for week 1.

Agree. The drops forced receivers to stop and turn as opposed to a drop that was in stride. Not his best night for sure.

that’s fine I hope they get a couple more asterisks and are 0-3. Every game is huge for postseason seeding

they may have alerted the refs and refs still aren’t calling it?!?

The “Peter” principle published in 1970 by “Pan” books. How could this not get the classic two bills drive link of all links? http://pixyland.org/peterpan/photo_closeups_pp2.htm

the real world includes a minimum salary cap (floor). which prevents exactly what you just stated. “Teams must spend at least 89% of the cap over a four-year period, while the NFL as a whole must spend at least 95% of the cap” I recall this headline :Colts’ Andrew Luck Becomes NFL’s Highest-Paid Player With 5 year $122M dollar deal. I wonder if he would have taken 30% less to have an O-line that weren’t turnstyles that partially lead to his early retirement.

I always thought he would after the donations in his grandmothers name. But didn’t happen.

I hear rumors a while back prior to the Jalen Hurts or Herbert deals that Burrow wanted an 8 year fully guaranteed contract at $25M/yr the thought was he wanted to ensure Chase could be resigned without question. this approach would open the door for Bosa. Bosa paired with Hendrickson is scary. Could he ever consider that contract with what others have signed for recently? No idea. But the guy does so much for low income families between his foundation, food bank stuff, and now purchasing small family farms to help out those groups. It is possible I guess. his mother is a school principal still and see a lot of this struggle on a daily basis. If he signs that deal and it paves the way for Bosa, they give him the key to the city.

midway through the season last year the entire offensive game plan changed. Allen’s air yards per attempt went up dramatically and completion percentage went down significantly. the team gave up on the short yardage passing game, to the naked eye it didn’t seem like there were a lot of routes to open up receivers for YAC. I’ll blame the coordinator on scheme.

Recent History Success can be had with a poor Oline. - 2021 Chiefs make Super Bowl with terrible offensive line. - 2022 Bengals make Super Bowl with worst offensive line in football. - 2023 Bengals make AFC game and embarrass Bills a week before with 31st ranked Offensive line. while the offensive line will likely not be great this year the interior has been vastly improved. The other best method to improve/hide the OL is by utilizing a short passing game strategy. The Bills last year had 50% more deep throws than the next highest team. The play calling didn’t do anything to help the Oline last year. That needs to be different this year, I’m looking at you Mr. Dorsey.

Nathan Peterman (Chargers Game) has entered the chat.

with the same linebackers and safety’s you would use to cover any two RBs.

a game where they utilized high percentage short throws, that opened up a couple double moves for TDs.

why should this get banned it is essential NIL for NCAA players. sidenote I as a former collegiate athlete am not a fan of NIL.