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17 hours ago, the skycap said:

I'm gonna keep typing his name, Jonathan Taylor.

No thanks.  I’m sure he’s good, but unless he can be had in round 3 or later, hard pass.  There will literally be dozens of good RBs available in this year’s draft.  And Wisconsin RBs perennially underperform in the NFL.

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17 hours ago, Rc2catch said:

Yeah Gore looked terrible on his carries yesterday. Not sure why they gave him the ball at all 

 

HELLO !! EXACTLY !! Gore makes his money up the guy but when your on the bench's kind of hard to make plays !!

 

Got 2+  guys on the bench they need to put on the field more !! 

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4 hours ago, SectionC3 said:

Kroft got hurt and Knox took his spot.  The series you’re referring to in Pittsburgh was all about the HB pass by Gore.  The draw on third down was designed to avoid a sack and preserve the FG.  
 

setup plays are part of NFL offenses.  Look at Pittsburgh’s TD against us.  Connor run followed by same look/play fake/throw back to Connor.  It’s a way of life against good defenses, and the fact that it didn’t work on one series against Pittsburgh doesn’t mean Daboll is a bad coordinator.

Look at Daboll's career ranks as O coordinator - he is bottom feeder.

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Who were his QBs in those stops?  
 

that aside, your points are that daboll doesn’t call enough screens, and that Kroft is underused.  Maybe those points favor daboll - he plays to strengths (Knox over kroft) and doesn’t call plays we don’t run well (screens). 

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29 minutes ago, billsfan_34 said:

Agree to disagree- not close imo. Shady 40 , 4.45, Devin 4.66. 

Its not all about the straight line speed.....they are very similar in running styles in the jump cut.....elusive.....making ppl miss

 

That less then a 10th of a second doesnt mean much because DS gets to his TOP speed very quickly.

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11 minutes ago, John from Riverside said:

Its not all about the straight line speed.....they are very similar in running styles in the jump cut.....elusive.....making ppl miss

 

That less then a 10th of a second doesnt mean much because DS gets to his TOP speed very quickly.

Time will tell for sure. 

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3 hours ago, ScottLaw said:

Because what the ***** are you gaining by running the ball into a wall time after time? What is your young, 1st round QB learning from that? And if you trust your defense so much then what exactly are you afraid of?  

The O line needs tweaks and another season to get tight for sure.
This was the 1st year of revamp and it showed. Allen has not found a comfortable groove whatsoever. He looked scared playing Ravens and again with steelers, bot ferocious defenses with very good D coordinators.

 Not sure using a blunt force Offense will get Defenses out of the box and press coverage.

Need some wheels with stickum hands to get around the outside or just catch and run. But HB is not the key position that turns the corner. The Offense needs to find it's way.
 Bills defense can only do so much.

some have predicted next year they should be settling in.
we shall see

 I remain

 Hopeful

 

Tip o'   'the hat to you Hapless

10 hours ago, Bill from NYC said:

Derrick is a tremendous player and would become a fan favorite in about 15 seconds. He is also a great kid. When he was at the draft combines he took time out to visit terminally ill children in a hospital.

Derrick is probably the most punishing player in football today. I watched every down of his college career and I know all about this kid. He doesn't have THE quickest start but the Bills have a strong OL. After he gets a few steps I have seen players not try all that hard to tackle him. His stiff arm is reminiscent to that of Earl Campbell or even Jim Brown.

He is a perfect fit for this team. With Derrick and one of these great wide receivers coming out in the 2020 draft, the Bills would be a Super Bowl contender, if not favorite.

 

Just my long overdue opinion.

Nice to hear your opinion. Earl Campbell you say?

wow, thats strong.! and fairly awesome recommend from you 


they won't let him go though.
I would like to see the next one in the draft. One they think that compliments Singletary , not competes with Dev
 

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3 hours ago, Azucho98 said:

Look at Daboll's career ranks as O coordinator - he is bottom feeder.

Look at McD. Should he be a Head Coach? He sure struggled 1st year and some of second. and we hated Frazier for awhile. Even McD took over play calling end of 1st year.
Building cohesive foundation can be painful at times

3 hours ago, LABILLBACKER said:

I'm convinced we're drafting Taylor in the late 1st. And the best tall wr available in the 2nd. 

I am not down with drafting RBs early.
But the focus offseason need to remain on the Offense

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6 minutes ago, Brianmoorman4jesus said:

Jay Ajayi was released today. Would be an upgrade at backup RB and would be an excellent addition late in the season.

 

That's certainly as good as you can hope for in week 17.

 

Presumably the Bills won't do it, but it is concerning they didn't feel Gore was worthy of a single carry v NE so we're essentially going into the playoffs with one back.

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11 hours ago, 3rdand12 said:

The O line needs tweaks and another season to get tight for sure.
This was the 1st year of revamp and it showed. Allen has not found a comfortable groove whatsoever. He looked scared playing Ravens and again with steelers, bot ferocious defenses with very good D coordinators.

 Not sure using a blunt force Offense will get Defenses out of the box and press coverage.

Need some wheels with stickum hands to get around the outside or just catch and run. But HB is not the key position that turns the corner. The Offense needs to find it's way.
 Bills defense can only do so much.

some have predicted next year they should be settling in.
we shall see

 I remain

 Hopeful

 

Tip o'   'the hat to you Hapless

Nice to hear your opinion. Earl Campbell you say?

wow, thats strong.! and fairly awesome recommend from you 


they won't let him go though.
I would like to see the next one in the draft. One they think that compliments Singletary , not competes with Dev
 

I liken Henry to Campbell in terms of strength and his stiff arm, not in terms of speed. When Earl entered the league, he ran a 100 yard dash in 10 seconds or less. His career was cut short by injuries and overuse. He ran as well as anyone I ever saw but again, Henry has similar power and actually weighs 15 or so pounds more. 

 

Its a dream whereas Henry is a southerner. It would probably take a huge contract to get him up here but in a season like this, Bills Fans are allowed to dream. :)

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1 hour ago, Bill from NYC said:

I liken Henry to Campbell in terms of strength and his stiff arm, not in terms of speed. When Earl entered the league, he ran a 100 yard dash in 10 seconds or less. His career was cut short by injuries and overuse. He ran as well as anyone I ever saw but again, Henry has similar power and actually weighs 15 or so pounds more. 

 

Its a dream whereas Henry is a southerner. It would probably take a huge contract to get him up here but in a season like this, Bills Fans are allowed to dream. :)

I know you're a big CFB guy.  Your impressions of Edwards-Hellaire?

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