Week 5: Bills at Titans on Tuesday Night Football

[SlimShady'sSpaceForce]

According to ESPN Stats & Info, Allen needs three touchdowns in Week 5 against the Titans to surpass Jim Kelly’s record 14 set in 1991 for the most in team history through five games. In addition, Allen’s 13 career games with both a passing and rushing touchdown is currently tied for the most in team history already. Jack Kemp is there as well.
 

 

https://sports.yahoo.com/josh-allen-set-more-bills-114545301.html

 

[YoloinOhio]

 

[Mango]

25 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:

 

I don't think this is so crazy/funny or offensive as some people have taken it. The team is trying to find an edge, as teams do in any situation, and they will look for more when their backs are against the wall. If it works for them, good for them. 

[wjag]

2 minutes ago, Mango said:

I don't think this is so crazy/funny or offensive as some people have taken it. The team is trying to find an edge, as teams do in any situation, and they will look for more when their backs are against the wall. If it works for them, good for them. 

 

I 100% agree.  Find the motivation whatever way you can.  And not everyone on the Titans did something wrong.  I would imagine if I was a Titan's player I would be SICK to death of the scrutiny they have been under inside and outside the organization.  

[dollars 2 donuts]

53 minutes ago, SlimShady'sSpaceForce said:

According to ESPN Stats & Info, Allen needs three touchdowns in Week 5 against the Titans to surpass Jim Kelly’s record 14 set in 1991 for the most in team history through five games. In addition, Allen’s 13 career games with both a passing and rushing touchdown is currently tied for the most in team history already. Jack Kemp is there as well.
 

 

https://sports.yahoo.com/josh-allen-set-more-bills-114545301.html

 

 

 

OK, OK, OK, but keeping in mind Josh holds the current record through 4 games (12).  Kelly had 11 through four and then threw 3 against Chicago on September 29, 1991.

 

...my goodness...we are talking about team TD records between Jim Kelly and Josh Allen...I love this so damn much.

Edited October 12, 2020 by dollars 2 donuts

[Hapless Bills Fan]

1 hour ago, YoloinOhio said:

 

 

I've often read a player talking about how something really fueled and motivated them and thought "seriously?  that nothingburger?"

But it's a tough game and take your motivation where you can find it.

 

Fortunately the Bills have done (I think) a very good job of staying quiet and staying off social media and not providing fuel.  All the stuff the players say publicly is pretty innocuous, like "we just want to play football" "we don't know what happened" blah blah.  The most controversial thing I could find was IR'd Mongo Feliciano re-tweeting Damien Woody "Bills looking at the Titans like" and a sarcastic comment about the NFL:

 

 

 

[Johnnycage46]

35 minutes ago, wjag said:

 

I 100% agree.  Find the motivation whatever way you can.  And not everyone on the Titans did something wrong.  I would imagine if I was a Titan's player I would be SICK to death of the scrutiny they have been under inside and outside the organization.  

One really easy way to avoid the scrutiny is to follow the rules.

[YoloinOhio]

 

[stevewin]

11 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:

 

When I first read that I read britches without the 'r' 

[transplantbillsfan]

Soooo... any positives today?

[Greg S]

16 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:

 

 

 

http://www.gridiron-uniforms.com/GUD/controller/controller.php?action=main

[CarpetCrawler]

http://www.gridiron-uniforms.com/GUD/controller/controller.php?action=main

 

White over blue for the Bills, yesssssss.

 

 

 

 

 

Edited October 12, 2020 by CarpetCrawler

[Ed_Formerly_of_Roch]

I think either the Bills will win easily in a blowout (though the Bills seem to be pretty talented in how to avoid winning in blowout fashion) due to the Titans not physically able to play at a high enough level for 60 minutes due to the long layoff. Or it becomes a close game and then do see the Titans using their extra motivation to pull it out.

[Pokebball]

5 minutes ago, transplantbillsfan said:

Soooo... any positives today?

None

[YoloinOhio]

1 hour ago, Mango said:

I don't think this is so crazy/funny or offensive as some people have taken it. The team is trying to find an edge, as teams do in any situation, and they will look for more when their backs are against the wall. If it works for them, good for them. 

It’s funny because they are trying unsuccessfully to act as victims - when the edge is obviously more On the Bills side given they’ve been jerked around all week in scheduling and end up having a disadvantage in prep time vs the chiefs because of the titans inability to follow protocols that somehow all the other teams were able to accomplish, given they are the only one with this level of spread.  The Bills just aren’t out there yapping about the “fuel” like the titans are. My opinion is they come off even more stupid than before with these comments. 
 

From MMQB today:

 

Quote

 

don’t think the Titans’ investigation will finish up until after they, presumably, play on Tuesday night. I’m told the main things at issue are that mask compliance appeared to be at around 75 to 80 percent (which, by the league’s standards, isn’t nearly good enough), and contact tracing showed that physical distancing in the building wasn’t where it needed to be. The league and union are also looking into whether there was any sort of coach direction on the player workouts at a local high school (not sure they’ll find anything there).

• An interesting point was raised to me on the Titans’ coach who tested positive on Saturday (with the test coming back on Sunday). Per people I’ve discussed this with, he hadn’t been in contact with other team people for over a week. So is it possible that he got it from a family member because he was home? Obviously, the dynamic for all 32 teams changed when camp ended (shortening everyone’s in-office hours), and people’s kids went back to school and spouses went back to work. It seems possible that’s what got this particular coach.

• The question of whether a tryout player might’ve brought the virus into the Titans’ facility has been raised. And presumably, that’s one reason why the NFL strengthened its rules on teams holding free-agent workouts and visits last week.

 

https://www.si.com/nfl/2020/10/12/mmqb-week-5-covid-19-jenga-schedule-dak-prescott-injury

Edited October 12, 2020 by YoloinOhio

[atlbillsfan1975]

34 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:

 

I forget, is it illegal to tackle him by the doo-doo hanging out his helmet? 

[FlaFitz1]

I have been monitoring the Titans transactions and while they activated Isaiah Wilson, DaQuan Jones and Beau Brinkley they still have 8 on the COVID list.   I can't imagine they would be playing tomorrow if they haven't been activated and practiced as of today.

 

So their depth chart looks something like 

 

QB - Tannehill, Logan Woodside

RB - Henry, Evans, McNichols

WR - AJ Brown Q (he had a full practice yesterday)

WR - Kalif Raymond

WR - Nick Westbrook-Ikhine

TE - Jonnu Smith, Anthony Firkser, Geoff Swaim

LT - Taylor Lewan Q (he was limited in practice yesterday with a shoulder injury), Ty Sambrailo

LG - Rodger Saffold III, Daniel Munyer

C - Ben Jones, Aaron Brewer

RG - Nate Davis, Jamil Douglas

RT - Dennis Kelly, Isaiah Wilson

 

LDE - Matt Dickerson

NT - DaQuan Jones, Isaiah Mack

RDE - Jack Crawford, Larrell Murchison

WLB - Clowney, Vic Beasley Jr

LILB - Jayon Brown, David Long JR.

RILB - Rashaan Evans, Will Compton, Nick Dzubnar

SLB - Harlod Landry III, Derick Roberson

LCB - Malcolm Butler, Tye Smith, Chris Milton

SS - Kevin Vaccaro, Joshua Kalu

FS - Kevin Byard, Amani Hooker

RCB - Johnathan Joseph, Chris Jackson

 

 

That's 20 on offense and 23 on defense plus their 3 regular special teams players.

 

46 total from their normal 53 - yes they brought some players up from the Practice Squad.

 

More importantly looking at this "depth chart"  should the Bills tee-off on Henry and the run game?  That's only 3 WRs from the 53 that started the year and two of the were the 4th and 5th receivers on that 53 while Brown is returning from injury.

 

Additionally, do you think the Bills should use a healthy dose of Singletary and Moss seeing the Titans are down to basically 1 LDE?  Or would you think that the Titan's pass rush will struggle allowing Allen time to survey the field and spread the ball around? 

 

 

 

[YoloinOhio]

6 minutes ago, FlaFitz1 said:

I have been monitoring the Titans transactions and while they activated Isaiah Wilson, DaQuan Jones and Beau Brinkley they still have 8 on the COVID list.   I can't imagine they would be playing tomorrow if they haven't been activated and practiced as of today.

 

So their depth chart looks something like 

 

QB - Tannehill, Logan Woodside

RB - Henry, Evans, McNichols

WR - AJ Brown Q (he had a full practice yesterday)

WR - Kalif Raymond

WR - Nick Westbrook-Ikhine

TE - Jonnu Smith, Anthony Firkser, Geoff Swaim

LT - Taylor Lewan Q (he was limited in practice yesterday with a shoulder injury), Ty Sambrailo

LG - Rodger Saffold III, Daniel Munyer

C - Ben Jones, Aaron Brewer

RG - Nate Davis, Jamil Douglas

RT - Dennis Kelly, Isaiah Wilson

 

LDE - Matt Dickerson

NT - DaQuan Jones, Isaiah Mack

RDE - Jack Crawford, Larrell Murchison

WLB - Clowney, Vic Beasley Jr

LILB - Jayon Brown, David Long JR.

RILB - Rashaan Evans, Will Compton, Nick Dzubnar

SLB - Harlod Landry III, Derick Roberson

LCB - Malcolm Butler, Tye Smith, Chris Milton

SS - Kevin Vaccaro, Joshua Kalu

FS - Kevin Byard, Amani Hooker

RCB - Johnathan Joseph, Chris Jackson

 

 

That's 20 on offense and 23 on defense plus their 3 regular special teams players.

 

46 total from their normal 53 - yes they brought some players up from the Practice Squad.

 

More importantly looking at this "depth chart"  should the Bills tee-off on Henry and the run game?  That's only 3 WRs from the 53 that started the year and two of the were the 4th and 5th receivers on that 53 while Brown is returning from injury.

 

Additionally, do you think the Bills should use a healthy dose of Singletary and Moss seeing the Titans are down to basically 1 LDE?  Or would you think that the Titan's pass rush will struggle allowing Allen time to survey the field and spread the ball around? 

 

 

 

It’s a fast pass rush ... they are good on the edge but their interior DL and LBs haven’t played well and that’s with DaQuan Jones. I would run the ball up the middle and line up with 4 WR and challenge them to find 4 CBs good enough to cover. As far as their offense, I think they have enough to score points. They use Jonnu Smith a ton, he’s almost like a big WR. I don’t think they will be impacted on offense except maybe conditioning.

Edited October 12, 2020 by YoloinOhio

[Mango]

2 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:

It’s funny because they are trying unsuccessfully to act as victims - when the edge is obviously more On the Bills side given they’ve been jerked around all week in scheduling and end up having a disadvantage in prep time vs the chiefs because of the titans inability to follow protocols that somehow all the other teams were able to accomplish, given they are the only one with this level of spread.  The Bills just aren’t out there yapping about the “fuel” like the titans are. My opinion is they come off even more stupid than before with these comments. 
 

From MMQB today:

 

https://www.si.com/nfl/2020/10/12/mmqb-week-5-covid-19-jenga-schedule-dak-prescott-injury

 

Our perception doesn't matter. If the team is feeling like they are being persecuted (whether real or perceived) is then the emotions are real for them. It is a classic use of the Thomas Theorem, loosely quotes as, "If men define a situation as real, they are real in their consequences". 

Fans, media, opponents, etc. feeling/emotions are irrelevant. 

The Bills may very well be jacked up after feeling like they have been jerked around, but these are mutually exclusive and can both be true at the same time. The Bills could also be flat from feeling like they could not focus on anything this week. 

[YoloinOhio]

1 minute ago, Mango said:

 

Our perception doesn't matter. If the team is feeling like they are being persecuted (whether real or perceived) is then the emotions are real for them. It is a classic use of the Thomas Theorem, loosely quotes as, "If men define a situation as real, they are real in their consequences". 

Fans, media, opponents, etc. feeling/emotions are irrelevant. 

The Bills may very well be jacked up after feeling like they have been jerked around, but these are mutually exclusive and can both be true at the same time. The Bills could also be flat from feeling like they could not focus on anything this week. 

I didn’t say it wasn’t real in their minds, I said they sound stupid. 

 

Edited October 12, 2020 by YoloinOhio

[Logic]

5 minutes ago, FlaFitz1 said:

I have been monitoring the Titans transactions and while they activated Isaiah Wilson, DaQuan Jones and Beau Brinkley they still have 8 on the COVID list.   I can't imagine they would be playing tomorrow if they haven't been activated and practiced as of today.

 

So their depth chart looks something like 

 

QB - Tannehill, Logan Woodside

RB - Henry, Evans, McNichols

WR - AJ Brown Q (he had a full practice yesterday)

WR - Kalif Raymond

WR - Nick Westbrook-Ikhine

TE - Jonnu Smith, Anthony Firkser, Geoff Swaim

LT - Taylor Lewan Q (he was limited in practice yesterday with a shoulder injury), Ty Sambrailo

LG - Rodger Saffold III, Daniel Munyer

C - Ben Jones, Aaron Brewer

RG - Nate Davis, Jamil Douglas

RT - Dennis Kelly, Isaiah Wilson

 

LDE - Matt Dickerson

NT - DaQuan Jones, Isaiah Mack

RDE - Jack Crawford, Larrell Murchison

WLB - Clowney, Vic Beasley Jr

LILB - Jayon Brown, David Long JR.

RILB - Rashaan Evans, Will Compton, Nick Dzubnar

SLB - Harlod Landry III, Derick Roberson

LCB - Malcolm Butler, Tye Smith, Chris Milton

SS - Kevin Vaccaro, Joshua Kalu

FS - Kevin Byard, Amani Hooker

RCB - Johnathan Joseph, Chris Jackson

 

 

That's 20 on offense and 23 on defense plus their 3 regular special teams players.

 

46 total from their normal 53 - yes they brought some players up from the Practice Squad.

 

More importantly looking at this "depth chart"  should the Bills tee-off on Henry and the run game?  That's only 3 WRs from the 53 that started the year and two of the were the 4th and 5th receivers on that 53 while Brown is returning from injury.

 

Additionally, do you think the Bills should use a healthy dose of Singletary and Moss seeing the Titans are down to basically 1 LDE?  Or would you think that the Titan's pass rush will struggle allowing Allen time to survey the field and spread the ball around? 

 

 

 

Thanks for this. 
 

I believe the Bills best chance at victory is to come out throwing, just as they have in recent weeks. The Titans secondary was already struggling, and now it will be down two key players.

 

Build a big lead and force the Titans to have to throw to catch up. 
 

Defensively — key on Derrick Henry and Johnnu Smith. Sell out to stop the run and defend the middle of the field.

 

Lastly, based on average pass-rush and rn-stop win rates, I see that the Titans are better at stopping the run than rushing the passer. In terms of pass rush win rate, they’re ranked about even with the Dolphins and not as good as the Rams — AND they’ll likely be without Jeffrey Simmons.

 

Throw the ball a ton, key on Derrick Henry, and force Tannehill to prove that he’s not the same guy that theBills used to whoop on regularly.

[YoloinOhio]

9 minutes ago, Logic said:

Thanks for this. 
 

I believe the Bills best chance at victory is to come out throwing, just as they have in recent weeks. The Titans secondary was already struggling, and now it will be down two key players.

 

Build a big lead and force the Titans to have to throw to catch up. 
 

Defensively — key on Derrick Henry and Johnnu Smith. Sell out to stop the run and defend the middle of the field.

 

Lastly, based on average pass-rush and rn-stop win rates, I see that the Titans are better at stopping the run than rushing the passer. In terms of pass rush win rate, they’re ranked about even with the Dolphins and not as good as the Rams — AND they’ll likely be without Jeffrey Simmons.

 

Throw the ball a ton, key on Derrick Henry, and force Tannehill to prove that he’s not the same guy that theBills used to whoop on regularly.

In the AFC CG last year, the chiefs threw their entire defense at stopping Henry and gave up whatever they gave up in the air. Tannehill had wide open guys downfield. He didn’t hit the throws that he needed to. That was their game plan - they didn’t think he could beat them through the air and if he did, they had the offense to counter. The difference in the Ravens game was the titans went up early 14-0 and the ravens don’t have the right offense to play from behind. 

Edited October 12, 2020 by YoloinOhio

[Royale with Cheese]

Here's what I think happens. 

 

I think it'll be a close game in the first half....like 14-14 or something close to that.  The Titans feel the world is against them and will come out with a lot of energy.

Then around the late 3rd quarter....we start grinding them down and fatigue their trenches.   I think we start taking over after that and win by two scores.

Edited October 12, 2020 by Royale with Cheese

[Westside Madness]

On 10/11/2020 at 12:41 PM, Awwufelloff said:

 

Yeah I either start nobodies or start Henry, Allen, and Diggs...I have 4 leagues and don't know what to do.

 

Super glad I left Allen, Diggs and Henry in. My QB replacement would have been Matt Ryan, who put up an amazing 6.94 points...

[Bob in STL]

1 hour ago, Hapless Bills Fan said:

 

I've often read a player talking about how something really fueled and motivated them and thought "seriously?  that nothingburger?"

But it's a tough game and take your motivation where you can find it.

 

Fortunately the Bills have done (I think) a very good job of staying quiet and staying off social media and not providing fuel.  All the stuff the players say publicly is pretty innocuous, like "we just want to play football" "we don't know what happened" blah blah.  The most controversial thing I could find was IR'd Mongo Feliciano re-tweeting Damien Woody "Bills looking at the Titans like" and a sarcastic comment about the NFL:

 

 

 

 

 

It is best to build your team with players that do not rely on external forces to get motivated.  Motivation that comes from within is what i would look for.  Players that are students of the game, always prepared and ready, and do not need to worry about being "respected".   

[Hapless Bills Fan]

52 minutes ago, atlbillsfan1975 said:

I forget, is it illegal to tackle him by the doo-doo hanging out his helmet? 

 

OMG it does look like that, doesn't it? 

 

Perhaps he greases it

24 minutes ago, Bob in STL said:

It is best to build your team with players that do not rely on external forces to get motivated.  Motivation that comes from within is what i would look for.  Players that are students of the game, always prepared and ready, and do not need to worry about being "respected".   

 

It may be best, but we all know players take every edge they can to pump themselves up for a tough, physical game.

 

Except our Josh Allen, who apparently needs to listen to crooners and go on a low-carb diet to calm himself down. 😎

[FlaFitz1]

19 minutes ago, FlaFitz1 said:

I have been monitoring the Titans transactions and while they activated Isaiah Wilson, DaQuan Jones and Beau Brinkley they still have 8 on the COVID list.   I can't imagine they would be playing tomorrow if they haven't been activated and practiced as of today.

 

So their depth chart looks something like 

 

QB - Tannehill, Logan Woodside

RB - Henry, Evans, McNichols

WR - AJ Brown Q (he had a full practice yesterday)

WR - Kalif Raymond

WR - Nick Westbrook-Ikhine

TE - Jonnu Smith, Anthony Firkser, Geoff Swaim

LT - Taylor Lewan Q (he was limited in practice yesterday with a shoulder injury), Ty Sambrailo

LG - Rodger Saffold III, Daniel Munyer

C - Ben Jones, Aaron Brewer

RG - Nate Davis, Jamil Douglas

RT - Dennis Kelly, Isaiah Wilson

 

LDE - Matt Dickerson

NT - DaQuan Jones, Isaiah Mack

RDE - Jack Crawford, Larrell Murchison

WLB - Clowney, Vic Beasley Jr

LILB - Jayon Brown, David Long JR.

RILB - Rashaan Evans, Will Compton, Nick Dzubnar

SLB - Harlod Landry III, Derick Roberson

LCB - Malcolm Butler, Tye Smith, Chris Milton

SS - Kevin Vaccaro, Joshua Kalu

FS - Kevin Byard, Amani Hooker

RCB - Johnathan Joseph, Chris Jackson

 

 

That's 20 on offense and 23 on defense plus their 3 regular special teams players.

 

46 total from their normal 53 - yes they brought some players up from the Practice Squad.

 

More importantly looking at this "depth chart"  should the Bills tee-off on Henry and the run game?  That's only 3 WRs from the 53 that started the year and two of the were the 4th and 5th receivers on that 53 while Brown is returning from injury.

 

Additionally, do you think the Bills should use a healthy dose of Singletary and Moss seeing the Titans are down to basically 1 LDE?  Or would you think that the Titan's pass rush will struggle allowing Allen time to survey the field and spread the ball around? 

 

 

 

 

I did a little more digging on the Titans percentage of snaps week 1 and the compared it to the projected starters above depth chart.

 

Week 1

Tannehill - 100%

Henry - 61%

Brown - 66%

Raymond - 22%

Westbrook-Ikhine - 0%

Smith - 73%

Lewan - 86%

Saffold - 100%

Jones - 100%

Davis - 100%

Kelly - 100%

 

Dickerson - 36%

Jones - 61%

Crawford - 22%

Clowney - 80%

Brown - 100%

Evans - 22%

Landry - 97%

Butler - 95%

Vaccaro - 100%

Byard - 100%

Joseph -  75%

 

Again - while their O-line is intact - those receivers should be shut down making the Titans one dimensional on offense.  If the Bills can get out to a big enough lead it could force Tennessee to abandon the run and put the game in the hands of Tannehill and what is for the most part and inexperienced WR group.   Defensively their back half is solid but with some strong runs taking advantage of their front 3 mixed with a healthy dose of play action there is no reason the Bills can't eat clock. 

[Royale with Cheese]

1 minute ago, FlaFitz1 said:

 

I did a little more digging on the Titans percentage of snaps week 1 and the compared it to the projected starters above depth chart.

 

Week 1

Tannehill - 100%

Henry - 61%

Brown - 66%

Raymond - 22%

Westbrook-Ikhine - 0%

Smith - 73%

Lewan - 86%

Saffold - 100%

Jones - 100%

Davis - 100%

Kelly - 100%

 

Dickerson - 36%

Jones - 61%

Crawford - 22%

Clowney - 80%

Brown - 100%

Evans - 22%

Landry - 97%

Butler - 95%

Vaccaro - 100%

Byard - 100%

Joseph -  75%

 

Again - while their O-line is intact - those receivers should be shut down making the Titans one dimensional on offense.  If the Bills can get out to a big enough lead it could force Tennessee to abandon the run and put the game in the hands of Tannehill and what is for the most part and inexperienced WR group.   Defensively their back half is solid but with some strong runs taking advantage of their front 3 mixed with a healthy dose of play action there is no reason the Bills can't eat clock. 

 

If White can't play then even with the inexperienced WR core, we will be on our 3rd string CB just activated.  

[IgotBILLStopay]

8 minutes ago, Westside Madness said:

 

Super glad I left Allen, Diggs and Henry in. My QB replacement would have been Matt Ryan, who put up an amazing 6.94 points...

I pulled Henry and his replacement gave a decent 15 points. Not Henryesque but has kept me in the game. Need to decide whether to pull Allen for Herbert or not. Need 23 points for a win.

[Scott7975]

4 minutes ago, IgotBILLStopay said:

I pulled Henry and his replacement gave a decent 15 points. Not Henryesque but has kept me in the game. Need to decide whether to pull Allen for Herbert or not. Need 23 points for a win.

I'd play Allen

[Pokebball]

19 minutes ago, Royale with Cheese said:

Here's what I think happens. 

 

I think it'll be a close game in the first half....like 14-14 or something close to that.  The Titans feel the world is against them and will come out with a lot of energy.

Then around the late 3rd quarter....we start grinding down and fatigue.   I think we start taking over after that and win by two scores.

Wait, we're going to have a lot of energy in the 3rd quarter?  Awesome!

[billsfan5121]

4 minutes ago, IgotBILLStopay said:

I pulled Henry and his replacement gave a decent 15 points. Not Henryesque but has kept me in the game. Need to decide whether to pull Allen for Herbert or not. Need 23 points for a win.

Here’s my non-expert opinion. Herberts best game is 23 points (twice though), so putting in Herbert probably won’t get you a win anyways. Allen’s worst game is 25, so go with Allen. Sure there’s risk involved, but Herbert is not a lock to get 23 while Allen probably will if we play

[Royale with Cheese]

3 minutes ago, Pokebball said:

Wait, we're going to have a lot of energy in the 3rd quarter?  Awesome!

 

Using my own personal algorithm and to use a 100 point scale on energy.....

 

The Bills will be about 84% energy level.

The Titans will be about 41% energy level.  

 

Don't ask me about my algorithm, I share with no one.

[PetermansRedemption]

53 minutes ago, atlbillsfan1975 said:

I forget, is it illegal to tackle him by the doo-doo hanging out his helmet? 

Completely legal. Considered part of the uniform at that point. He probably wouldn’t be too happy about it though. 

[1ManRaid]

23 minutes ago, Royale with Cheese said:

 

Using my own personal algorithm and to use a 100 point scale on energy.....

 

The Bills will be about 84% energy level.

The Titans will be about 41% energy level.  

 

Don't ask me about my algorithm, I share with no one.

 

Still trust you more than PFF.

 

15 minutes ago, PetermansRedemption said:

Completely legal. Considered part of the uniform at that point. He probably wouldn’t be too happy about it though. 

 

Most importantly, not the part of the uniform right under it that counts for horse collar tackles.

[DJB]

1 hour ago, Royale with Cheese said:

Here's what I think happens. 

 

I think it'll be a close game in the first half....like 14-14 or something close to that.  The Titans feel the world is against them and will come out with a lot of energy.

Then around the late 3rd quarter....we start grinding them down and fatigue their trenches.   I think we start taking over after that and win by two scores.

 

 

[Royale with Cheese]

3 minutes ago, DJB said:

 

 

 

[SlimShady'sSpaceForce]

 

 

 

[Logic]

Does anyone know how much the Titans usually make use of their fullback, Khori Blasingame?

I see that he is unlikely to play in this game as he has not yet been activated from the COVID Reserve list.

Do the Titans usually use a lot of 21 and 22 personnel? Could the lack of healthy fullback negatively impact their running game, or is that just wishful thinking on my part?

[Sig1Hunter]

5 minutes ago, Logic said:

Does anyone know how much the Titans usually make use of their fullback, Khori Blasingame?

I see that he is unlikely to play in this game as he has not yet been activated from the COVID Reserve list.

Do the Titans usually use a lot of 21 and 22 personnel? Could the lack of healthy fullback negatively impact their running game, or is that just wishful thinking on my part?

Hopefully not much..because that likely means AJ Klein is on the field.