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Oh, so you meant, how's the deep ball, how's shady, and we need a great defense and then we're okay?

Deep ball is fine when Watkins is healthy and on the field.

http://billswire.usatoday.com/2017/07/07/west-coast-offense-tyrod-taylor-buffalo-bills/

"Some of Taylor’s struggles can be attributed to injuries suffered to Buffalo’s key skill players, though. In the 15 games that LeSean McCoy, Sammy Watkins, Robert Woods and Charles Clay all played in, Taylor completed 64-percent of his passes for 3,362 yards, throwing 26 touchdowns and six interceptions. In the 14 games without either one of those players, those numbers dropped to a 61.2-percent completion rate, 2,697 passing yards with just 11 touchdowns and six interceptions."

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Deep ball is fine when Watkins is healthy and on the field.

 

http://billswire.usatoday.com/2017/07/07/west-coast-offense-tyrod-taylor-buffalo-bills/

 

"Some of Taylors struggles can be attributed to injuries suffered to Buffalos key skill players, though. In the 15 games that LeSean McCoy, Sammy Watkins, Robert Woods and Charles Clay all played in, Taylor completed 64-percent of his passes for 3,362 yards, throwing 26 touchdowns and six interceptions. In the 14 games without either one of those players, those numbers dropped to a 61.2-percent completion rate, 2,697 passing yards with just 11 touchdowns and six interceptions."

Those stats are about Sammy, Woods, McCoy and Clay. Edited by jmc12290
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If Rex had Kirk Cousins do you really think they still run the ball that much. They ran the ball so much because they knew Taylor was limited as a passer. If Rex kept calling run with Cousins he would audible to a pass play, I don't even think Taylor knows what audible means.

Probably. That's what the offense was all about, running the ball. When you got a player like shady you run it as much as he can.

 

 

Those stats are about Sammy, Woods, McCoy and Clay.

They are about all of them. Sammy, Woods, McCoy, Clay, TT, Shady, O'Leary, etc. They are offensive stats IMO. You can't say Sammy was good and TT was bad when some of the playmakers aren't even playing.

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Probably. That's what the offense was all about, running the ball. When you got a player like shady you run it as much as he can.

 

 

They are about all of them. Sammy, Woods, McCoy, Clay, TT, Shady, O'Leary, etc. They are offensive stats IMO. You can't say Sammy was good and TT was bad when some of the playmakers aren't even playing.

What?

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This is what concerns me with the offense.

 

The Bills have mastered !@#$ing up things that worked well from previous regimes throughout the drought.

 

Wouldn't shock me if that continues with the new offense under Dennison this year.

I'm guessing it will be a combo of things they are doing better and things they are doing worse.

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Wentz is going to be an interesting one. At this point he can be anywhere from awful to a franchise QB. Usually after that many starts we have a better sense for the floor and the ceiling. From week 5 on he was one of the worst starters in the league. He was 285 of 472, 60.4%, 232 YPG, 9 TDs and 13 INTs. He only had 2 games over a 90 rating after week 4 and none over 95. His QB rating was over 100 in 3 of the first 4 games. Which player is he the guy that started the year or the guy that finished it?

After there was some tape on him defenses realized he was a check down artist and treated him accordingly.

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This is what concerns me with the offense.

 

The Bills have mastered !@#$ing up things that worked well from previous regimes throughout the drought.

 

Wouldn't shock me if that continues with the new offense under Dennison this year.

 

...so then if it does NOT continue under the new Dennison offense and it works, now what?......

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Good post.

Your expecting turnovers to come down

 

They might not.....

 

It's not the passing yards, John. It's his command of the game. The turnovers will come down, but you can't "teach" a player to make plays like Winston can. I think Tyrod plays scared -- like he's afraid to make a mistake lest he'll lose his job. Winston doesn't give a f**k -- he's just trying to win.

"He is just trying to win"

 

Exactly how is that working out for him? His team is picking ahead of us in the draft EVERY year.

 

You have to control the ball in order to win the game....if you are making bonehead mistakes with the ball at key moments.....you dont win

 

It really is no different then the game manager who WONT make the pass when the game is on the line....neither one wins the game. You have to be smart at crucial times in the game and Winston is not.

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We should have won the first jets game. Then for the Dolphins games we were trampled by Jay Ajayi. If the defense performed better, we win those 2 games and then we are 10-5 going into the jets game. We definitely would have went in seriously and played well to guarantee our playoff spot.

That Jay Ajayi game was embarrassing. The defense made him look like a HOF god incarnate. This is part of the reason I don't worry about Tyrod, if the defense plays that bad, it doesn't matter how good TT plays.

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http://www.espn.com/espn/now?nowId=21-0684044527173900519-4

 

I can't wait to hear news that he's actually sharper in practice. I saw another update saying that him and Sammy are having a hard time connecting and I saw another one saying he wasn't to sharp.

 

I hope this is just early season jitters. Please let it be.

 

The title of this thread is awful. If the topic isn't interesting enough, or novel enough to have a title that isn't some kind of bait, I wish people wouldn't bother.

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Your expecting turnovers to come down

 

They might not.....

 

"He is just trying to win"

 

Exactly how is that working out for him? His team is picking ahead of us in the draft EVERY year.

 

You have to control the ball in order to win the game....if you are making bonehead mistakes with the ball at key moments.....you dont win

 

It really is no different then the game manager who WONT make the pass when the game is on the line....neither one wins the game. You have to be smart at crucial times in the game and Winston is not.

No one has ever told this man you miss 100% of shots you don't take.

 

Shame.

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worrying can cause ulcers.

and things like that

I'm really not concerned with other teams. However the qb situation for the Bills have been outright embarrassing. And there have been quite a few misses along the way. As bad as the Browns have been their luck have been better then the Bills. The Bills have the longest drought in the league. Since Jim Kelly and Doug Flutie look what the Bills been getting at QB, compared to what they could've had. I just would like to see changes.

you have not hit the reset button since ownership change and a full blown Staff exorcism.

 

Its the red button on the back of the VCR. Its says " Do Not Press" but go ahead and give it a shot. !7 years is too long to not change a mindset my Friend.

Go for It !

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...new day....new dawn...new era....new offense...potentially a new TT.....and a KNOWN new OC in Dennison.....so stop launching these new TT yap threads.......they're older than my Grandma's Confederate flag shorts and just as stale....Jesus, get over it.......

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If the guy connected on his passes hitting players in stride he would have more 300 yard games. Has he even passed for 300 in a regular game that didn't go into OT?

 

Bottom line is that Taylor is not a good enough passer to carry this team to the playoffs.

 

If Rex had Kirk Cousins do you really think they still run the ball that much. They ran the ball so much because they knew Taylor was limited as a passer. If Rex kept calling run with Cousins he would audible to a pass play, I don't even think Taylor knows what audible means.

Rex did not call the Offense. He barely called Defense and how'd that go

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