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Would be a pretty big deal and make a good matchup for us even better. Tre's got Hopkins and then who else really scares you on that offense? They have some solid players but no one to worry too much about. Would allow us to really go after Watson. 

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Just now, Process said:

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Would be a pretty big deal. Tre's got Hopkins and then who else really scares you on that offense? They have some solid players but no one to worry too much about. Would allow us to really go after Watson. 

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2 minutes ago, thebandit27 said:

That would be a big deal. He's their biggest over-the-top threat.

 

Tre can probably earn a draw against Nuk, so being able to commit less coverage to a guy like Stills and leave Hyde and Poyer free to roam against Watson is a HUGE advantage schematically.

Hyde's been pretty good there this year. That said I think a game between Houston would be won and lost based on our offense performance. As much as I liked the big plays last week against the Pats I'd love to seen one long time killing drive that lead to some points. 

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1 hour ago, Process said:

 

 

Would be a pretty big deal and make a good matchup for us even better. Tre's got Hopkins and then who else really scares you on that offense? They have some solid players but no one to worry too much about. Would allow us to really go after Watson. 


mans By missing Round 1 he will be missing the playoffs. As they are not getting passed the Bills. 

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That offense is a totally different monster with Fuller on the field. Trying to contain Hopkins, Fuller and Stills is a nightmare. As the Bills know, it’s much easier to stop an offense with just two legit weapons on the passing game.

 

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7 minutes ago, billsherd said:

We are still not sure who we playing, hopefully its Texans. KC would be a very tough match up for the Bills.

Chargers beating the chiefs in KC would be a pretty huge upset. Add in that the Texans would also need to beat the Titans and id say it's pretty close to a sure thing we will be playing Houston. 

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3 hours ago, Process said:

 

 

Would be a pretty big deal and make a good matchup for us even better. Tre's got Hopkins and then who else really scares you on that offense? They have some solid players but no one to worry too much about. Would allow us to really go after Watson. 


I really hope we get these guys. Our worst matchup is the chiefs imo.

23 minutes ago, billsherd said:

We are still not sure who we playing, hopefully its Texans. KC would be a very tough match up for the Bills.


Completely agree, I don’t think our offence is ready to go head to head with a team like the chiefs. We would likely need at least 27 points to be in that game.

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That would definitely be huge.

 

Much rather go against the 28th-ranked defense right now, with or without JJ Watt. He's a force for sure, but I wouldn't expect him to be in playoff shape after missing so much time.

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This is huge. Fuller has significant impact on Watson's performance especially on deep balls:

 

 

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Houston’s deep passing success dependent on Fuller?

The Texans have used an empty formation at the highest rate in the NFL this season (14.9% of offensive plays). The formation has been beneficial to Deshaun Watson, who has been effective on passes from empty formations, averaging 8.4 yards per attempt (fourth-most in the NFL) and throwing for 6 TDs (tied for second-most in the NFL). The Texans' key to keeping up with the top offenses in the AFC might lie in Will Fuller's availability. Watson has been significantly more aggressive throwing deep (20-plus air yards) with Fuller on the field during his career. With Fuller on the field, Watson has thrown deep on 16.8% of his passes and completed 43.2% of those attempts, with a 94.6 passer rating. With Fuller off the field, Watson has thrown deep on 10.7% of attempts, and he's struggled when doing so, completing 33.8% of passes with a 66.6 passer rating. Fuller played 59 of 63 offensive snaps for the Texans in his Week 15 return from a hamstring injury that also sidelined him in Weeks 8-11.

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