Big Turk

Did I? I'm playing chess not checkers! 😂

Search is your friend, but here is something that should help: DVOA basic explanation or a More in depth DVOA explanation

It's been discussed here enough regularly that you SHOULD know it by now. If you don't, use the search function, it's been explained many many times...at least 5 by myself in previous posts.

And 6th best team all-time after 4 games according to DVOA...

Maybe...he might be sitting by halftime tho 😂

Heard today that some are pointing out Jones is causing many of his own problems because he doesn't know how to set protections properly or why to set protections based on what he is seeing. Taking a lot of sacks because he is not having his line properly block what the D is giving him.

Jags SHOULD be playing a lot better than they are right now. Hopefully this isn't a game where they suddenly "figure it out". Could be a tough game due to travel and fatigue, Bills are the better team tho. Close game that could go either way or a Bills blowout, IMO.

Daboll being familiar with the Bills schemes and players might be the only thing that saves them from a historic ass kicking in Buffalo. MIGHT save them.

Now it's properly updated!

Ugh...WTF. PFR updated his stats before they updated these stats...will have to redo. PFR used to be almost instantaneous with their updates now they are taking a day or two.

Where did Bradley Chubb end up on this play?? Dawkins taking him back to the tunnel

I think Brady and Moss were better honestly. Montana and Rice can't be forgotten either. Different era, but today they would be ungodly numbers.

It's all updated on page 1 every time

Dorsey to Fangio:

I think it comes down to 3 things: 1) Elam was mostly a man corner and perhaps does not have a good enough grasp of how the Bills pass off defenders in some of their zone concepts...it can be a complicated dance they do where everyone has to be on the same page or else one wrong "pass off" can lead to a busted coverage and wide open player for 6. 2) This leads to the coaches not trusting Elam to be in the right position on the field or make the right decision. Perhaps he also doesn't know how to sit in his zone properly and is out of position to make plays. 3) Elam has a tendency to get called for holding, illegal contact and PI quite a bit seemingly...nothing worse than giving the offense a free 1st down on a 3rd and 15 because you are holding your guy on a 7 yard pass pattern that wouldn't have even been a first down anyway. I remember hearing several times in training camp about Diggs getting in his face due to excessive holding he was doing on a play.

The fumble the Bills recovered on Mostert's 2nd fumble was setup by Bernard...he came flying in and forced Mostert to cut back into the D by exploding into the backfield through a gap and then Milano hit him a split second after and caused the ball to come out...but Bernard made that play.

One big difference between McD and Frazier I have noticed this year is that the Bills don't play softer on D when they get big leads until the game is well in hand mid 4th quarter...they still are attacking. Likely why we are seeing the Bills blowing the doors off teams instead of watching them build huge leads only to see the other team mount comebacks in the 2nd half like last year and make the games way closer than they should have been. That soft as a stick of butter in the microwave coverage Frazier liked to employ used to get picked apart and lead to easy scores for other teams too often last year...not this year. There is no easy drive against this team. When the Bills get the lead it's turning into a 4th quarter rest for the starters most games.

No surprise since Kyle has told Josh repeatedly that Knox is his favorite player

https://atozsports.com/buffalo/dolphins-mike-mcdaniel-has-strong-words-for-sean-mcdermott-immediately-after-game-nfl-news/

One of McDermott's principles is to always stay "Humble and Hungry"...

Torrance could be a pro bowl guard this year if he continues his improvement...dude is so good it's ridiculous.

Nobody needed an MRI to know this was going to be the result...all you needed was to see Tre's reaction

It's actually mostly irrelevant. This is people trying to make logical assumptions and then find evidence to support that instead of actually just looking at what the evidence is without a biased notion. Similar to why saturated fats have gotten a bum rap for 60 years from the first nonsensical study that pre-determined what they wanted to show and then skewed the study to do just that.

Rex Ryan said as much that whether you can run the ball or not makes no difference in terms of the success of play action because it causes a split second hesitation for the players to locate the ball and then they have to make a decision on what to do. That hesitation is going to happen no matter what and that is enough time for the offense to create separation or give Allen a little extra time to attack deep.