The Bills won't just win if he plays like that. Allen will be in a hat on the sideline by the early 3rd quarter and Trubisky will have to leave his daytime job moonlighting as a backup Drive Thru Orderer and come in and play QB.
Leads the NFL in YPG, is only 28 yards off the lead with Taylor having played an extra game. Once Indy goes on their bye, Cook should be the NFL's leading rusher.
Why do we need to see if it works when we already know it does and the thing we need to see "work" is that the defense doesn't give up an extra 2 TDs to KC like they do every time they play.
It goes back to the saying that execution of the play is more important than the actual play itself.
The Bills routinely will run the same play over and over again, especially in the run game and it keeps working. Why? Because they are very good at executing it.
I wouldn't put much stock in the mid October 2 game slide like they have every single year at the same time and people say the same thing and then it's all shown to be meaningless.
The Bills are the #1 ranked offense in the NFL. I mean at some point people just have to accept they can be good in ways that they don't agree with and score a crap ton of points without having to throw 50 yard bombs.
I wouldn't hate the Bills trading for Breece Hall and running 2 back sets with him and Cook on the field at the same time then having one of them motion out side and draw a LB in coverage, Brady could figure out creative ways to use him.
I wouldn't hate it...not sure why the hate? He played pretty well last year, just not up to the contract after injury...as part of the 4 man rush package on 3rd down he could be impactful...move Groot or AJ inside
A lot of teams fade as the going gets tougher later in the year and teams start figuring out their schemes and how to defend them better.
I mean sure, they are quality teams, but would I feel scared to play either in the playoffs? Hell no.
So would the NFL. They'd deny the trade then fine the Bills and/or Beane money and draft picks for violating the NFL Salary Cap. Sorry, this isn't Madden as much as you'd like it to be.
yeah I immediately thought it was career ending most likely the way McD was phrasing things and hedging his words. Might be having to instill life wisdom into him that his health just isn't worth it and the potential to be paralyzed for the rest of his life on any given play. These never end well regardless...look at Micah Hyde and Aaron Williams...both had to hang it up due to issues reoccurring shortly after they came back.