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Or maybe 4/5.  Hard to keep track. 

 

Well, we'll see if my theory that injuries matter and "next man up" is largely garbage (ie: backups are way worse than starters in today's NFL, esp on the OLine).  

 

Although they went to the SB with a crap O Line last year, this wave of injuries is big and should make a difference in the game,  Hope Frazier has some stuff ready to go . 

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3 minutes ago, astb41 said:

Did they officially rule people out? I thought they were “week to week” at this point?

wont know anything official until tomorrow since players are off today.  This is just speculation regardless of "week to week" status.

 

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Jonah was on crutches and a knee brace after the game.

 

Cappa got hurt in the Week 18 Ravens game. DNPs all week. Monday of last week Taylor said Cappa would be a long shot to play against the Ravens in the Playoffs.

 

And Collins is gone for the year regardless.

 

All this said, I’m with others. I’m not sure the Bills DEs can take advantage of this. Rousseau would seem to be in the best spot, but when was his last “big” game? 
 

One sack isn’t going to do anything. 

 

 

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4 minutes ago, ProcessTruster said:

Or maybe 4/5.  Hard to keep track

Adenji [RT] has played 278 snaps. Scharping [RG] has played 88, Carman [LT] has played 32 snaps.

Volson LG 1173 snaps is rated 67/77 starting guards.  Karras 1166 snaps is 18/40 centers.

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9 minutes ago, ProcessTruster said:

Or maybe 4/5.  Hard to keep track. 

 

Well, we'll see if my theory that injuries matter and "next man up" is largely garbage (ie: backups are way worse than starters in today's NFL, esp on the OLine).  

 

Although they went to the SB with a crap O Line last year, this wave of injuries is big and should make a difference in the game,  Hope Frazier has some stuff ready to go . 


Is this official or speculation at this point??? Can’t find any news out of Cincinnati ruling them out. 

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12 minutes ago, VaMilBill said:

None of our edge rushers are very consistent. Constantly getting pushed wayyyy up field. We are really gonna need Eddy O to have a big game 

 

 

Va, honestly, I am pretty calm about this game.  Not in arrogance, but just calm.

 

However, I will most certainly be PO'd if we walk out of this game with something like 3 sacks for 8 yards and Burrows lighting us up because we could not get to him.

 

All the picks, all the free agents and you lose Von Miller a couple of months ago and you turn into the sisters of the poor trying to put a pass rush on?

 

Please.  Will not be happy.

 

 

 

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The best way to get pressure against an O-line that doesn't have experience playing together is to use stunts and disguised blitzes so that the linemen are unable to figure out their blocking assignments.

 

I would love to see Rousseau used more on inside stunts considering he was extremely successful doing that in college.

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12 minutes ago, GolfandBills said:

I don’t see this as much of a negative for Cincinnati.  Our pass rush isn’t good at all. 

Bengals are a passing team but, like us, they also need to run the ball. They likely won't be able to do that very well behind the right side of their line. With the LT out they might not be able to at all off tackle. I also think we will be able to dial up some pressure. If not we will likely have problems.

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7 minutes ago, Allen2Diggs said:

The best way to get pressure against an O-line that doesn't have experience playing together is to use stunts and disguised blitzes so that the linemen are unable to figure out their blocking assignments.

 

I would love to see Rousseau used more on inside stunts considering he was extremely successful doing that in college.


we have been trying for the entire McBeane tenure to scrap together some kind of pass rush.  Hughes/Addison etc. the Obada flyer. Four high picks. Then, for 8 games we actually had a pass rush. Then, it all ended on that horrendous turf in Detroit. 

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6 minutes ago, GolfandBills said:

I don’t see this as much of a negative for Cincinnati.  Our pass rush isn’t good at all. 

 

This ESPN stat says Bills are 13th in pass win rate. Five in yards per attempt. 4th in overall DVOA, 8th in pass DVOA. I'd say the pass rush isn't too shabby. 

 

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6 minutes ago, Over 29 years of fanhood said:


If you are sure about 7 sacks you can make a lot of money betting it

You mean like the guy who bet $1M at halftime that the Chargers would win the game against Jax?

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its true our pass rush is ineffective.  Watching the 49ers d its plain to see our defense needs an overhaul.  I myself am pretty calm too.  I'm not confident we can win this game and this is just be objective.  This team all year is like an engine with a misfire or dead cylinder.  In some ways not making the superbowl might be a blessing because i think whoever emerges from the AFC probably will get steamrolled.

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If the Bills d-line lays an egg against the Bengals our GM may be under the microscope for all the high draft picks and salary cap space he has spent on that unit. There is no reason we shouldn’t see a strong performance and anything less will be a big organizational failure.

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It’s looking like 3/5 starters are going to be out this game and while the Bills might not have a dominant pass rush without Von, it’s certainly a matchup they can easier than they could with the starters.  
 

Also to people saying that the injuries aren’t a big deal… I would disagree.  They could only score 1 TD in the second half and Burrow was dumping the ball off short because he knew the line couldn’t hold up long.  Granted, a better DL in Baltimore but still…

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Just now, Beast said:

If the Bills d-line lays an egg against the Bengals our GM may be under the microscope for all the high draft picks and salary cap space he has spent on that unit.


A microscope by some in the fan base on Twitter and message boards maybe…Beane has one of the most coldest GM seats in the NFL.   He’s done an excellent job building the team

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1 minute ago, Beast said:

If the Bills d-line lays an egg against the Bengals our GM may be under the microscope for all the high draft picks and salary cap space he has spent on that unit.

Oooooh, are we turning this into a "Fire Beane" thread now? We haven't had one of those in a while.

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32 minutes ago, ProcessTruster said:

Or maybe 4/5.  Hard to keep track. 

 

Well, we'll see if my theory that injuries matter and "next man up" is largely garbage (ie: backups are way worse than starters in today's NFL, esp on the OLine).  

 

Although they went to the SB with a crap O Line last year, this wave of injuries is big and should make a difference in the game,  Hope Frazier has some stuff ready to go . 

Do you know something we don't? Nobody is ruled out yet. In fact, they are saying they will most likely play as they are week-to-week currently. Tasker said today that he thinks it's "table talk" and they will play. I tend to agree. Cincy is a DIRTY team, dirty franchise. We will crush them!

9 minutes ago, Beast said:

If the Bills d-line lays an egg against the Bengals our GM may be under the microscope for all the high draft picks and salary cap space he has spent on that unit. There is no reason we shouldn’t see a strong performance and anything less will be a big organizational failure.

OK then. Next...

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Last week I was hoping for a big game from our front 4 because Miami had starters out on their Oline. It never materialized, we had to blitz to get pressure on Thompson. Hopefully, this week our front 4 delivers. GO BILLS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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if 3 starters are out, or worse (for them) should be out but suit up anyhow, then we will be smacking burrow something fierce.

 

they'll truck us on a few drives, and we'll make some really billsy things happen of course, but the d was straight up on tilt on sunday and will be riding that forwards

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14 minutes ago, Bruffalo said:

Can't wait to watch the Bills get held all game and never have it called.  This happens when you don't have superstar NFL talent on the D-Line: You'll get less holding calls. 

True, but you’re a bit more likely to get a call or two at home than on the road. 

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