fasteddie

Most of the passing plays this year found Morse getting pushed back into the pocket, with the KC game his worst effort. On running plays, he could never make the block at the point of attack, allowing penetration which broke up most running plays. When he was hurt, Mongo showed much more promise at center.

The biggest problem is that either Daboll doesn't call passing plays for the TE, or Allen refuses to pass to them. Not being at home games this year doesn't allow me to see entire plays, but what I've seen on tv is hard to tell if TE's are open or not. Oh, how I miss not going to the games.

And he didn't make a tackle on a qb blitz all year. Fundamentals were lacking for the entire linebackers. Coaching staff upgrades would be nice, but McD has his good old boy club.

I was thinking the same thing about Mongo. Our lack of heft at the center position was obvious last night. No matter which way they ran, the hole was not there. During pass plays, the d tackles got to Allen before he could catch the ball. It's an obvious upgrade.

Yeah! The more you play the same offense, the easier it gets to defend. With Gabe not telling the truth and allowing a healthy wr play hamstrung the offense. Along with Brown and Beasley limping along, the d could just cover Diggs man up with the safety on top and they had the whole offense in front of them. If you can't open your offensive play book, it's easier to defend.

Motion? There is no motion in Daboll's offense, which is huge weakness. We finally saw McKittrick in a few plays last night, but overall, it's a stagnant offense.

Tampa's original Tampa-two d, but they were figured out by the next year.

The lack of a running game goes back to the offensive line, or a lack thereof. Our center, who should be the anchor, is the weakest link. Any off tackle run attempted by the Bills this year has been blown up by the stout defensive lines (another weakness of the Bills) leaving nowhere to run. Last night's game showed the weaknesses in our line when the guards don't overpower their men. The d line was on top of Allen before any of the receivers were open. Of course, the bad Josh showed up last night and he refused to dump the ball off to the short man. And when he did, the pass was dropped. Which all goes back to the running backs. It's a chicken or the egg question. Which problem will be addressed to stop the downward spiral.

Idiots!

There's an easy upgrade across the entire d line.

I think you are overratting them.

First tipped pass today.

Plus a run stuffer, and 3 linebackers

Heavily!

Because they are in shock?

Looks like the entire team left their brains in Buffalo.

Why would the refs call a penalty against them

Showoff! Have fun, and cheer loud.

NFL stats do not round up to the next yard mark. If the los is the 20, and rb runs just short of the 30, he is credited with a 9 yd run. It's been this way for years. The 101yd return seems correct.

Kelly also had problems with sideline passes. The wind was too unpredictable. But with his strong arm, his passes into the wind were often better than with the wind. Josh will figure this out in time. Hopefully as soon as possible.

Beat me to it! An occasional period would make the longest sentence in the world readable.

Sounds like a majority of message boards to me.

Take em out to the woodshed, pa!

I got whacked on head once and it wasn't until the next day that I had symptoms. You know how the bed starts spinning after a wicked night of drinking? I had that for three days. Was not fun!

If that was boxing, the ref would have called the fight. He was out on his feet.