Big Turk

Bills used to have a legit no-fly zone where they held teams under 200 yards passing about half the time which was absurd. I might argue in hindsight that Tremaine Edmunds leaving was the bigger loss...his wingspan and range in the middle of the field shut down a lot of passing concepts

Tre used to be physical as f**k

Sirianni seen adamantly talking with officials on the sidelines adamantly coming back from break after the bogus OPI call to kill the first drive and 4th down conversion...

so is he just being added or are they replacing their current DB coach?

IT's not like the Eagles haven't swung and missed, they just aren't afraid to keep doing it...like when they drafted WR Jalen Reagor the pick before Justin Jefferson.

For one, he never got blown out in any of his SB losses like Mahomes has in both his

There was some of that even in the Bills game during the regular season...they were getting after him pretty good in that game...first INT on the 2nd play was caused by it. Not to that extent obviously, but we have seen it

All of it started from Mahomes being pressured quickly all game long and almost seeing ghosts because even when he had time, his feet were not set properly because he was expecting to have to be on the move

Nielsen was a GREAT hire...he was sought after by multiple teams and chose to come here...his D-Lines were NASTY with the Jags, Saints and Falcons when he was there.

I mean, that's what they do against the Dolphins and it seems to work well most games.

The Eagles DLine collapsed the pocket so fast and so often, I'm not sure it even mattered much. Mahomes had no escape lanes and was literally under siege almost every play. His feet were all over the place and he was off all night long.

Bills need to start drafting elite players and stop worrying so much about scheme fit. Sure that is important, but sometimes elite talent just makes it all moot.

This is absurd!

Sirianni to the refs after the first BS penalty call that wiped out that 4th down conversion:

It happened against the Raiders last year and against TB in the Super Bowl...

I don't disagree, I'm just saying the game would have been a lot closer.

I mean Fangio has not fared very well against Allen in his previous meetings, including the absolute drubbing he got when he was Denver's HC, had an elite D and just threw his hands up after one TD by Allen when he called the perfect play and he still scored anyway. They didn't blitz a single time against the Chiefs and were getting quick pressure all game long. I just think that would not have happened as frequently against the Bills.

Lot of people don't understand there is far more to punting in the NFL than how many yards you average. The hidden yards you give back by kicking TBs instead of pinning teams inside the 10 are pretty costly.

Much better than they did against Cook who shredded them.

After two weeks? He likely would have

Exactly what issues were those that Cook was having while shredding their defense for 85 yards on 13 carries for a 6.5 yard average and adding another 49 yards thru the air on 3 catches?

Our OLine would have likely had much better success both in the run game and pass blocking against the Eagles. Not saying we would have won but I highly doubt it would have been 34-0 either.

The Carolina connection continues...