BuffBillsForLife Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago Turnovers are things you hope for, and hope is not a strategy. 1 Quote
BeastMaster Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago Oh, my goodness Every team that's struggling can say their missing ingredient is forcing turnovers I'd say a third of it is luck, another third is scheme and talent, and the last third is simply luck You're better off relying on trying not to turn over the ball instead of taking it away cause that's more within your control Quote
JerseyBills Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 59 minutes ago, LABILLBACKER said: You cannot rely on turnovers to consistently get off the field. When you have a defensive structure that often gives up long 3rd downs, you have to look in the mirror and ask yourself is this working? Ya it's clearly not working, hopefully with getting Max , Hoecht , Ogunjobi will add something, idk if it's personnel or scheme or play calling.. hopefully it just gets better Quote
GoBills808 Posted 42 minutes ago Posted 42 minutes ago 3 hours ago, Nephilim17 said: I hate to be an English teacher here, but the OP is using the wrong article in the thread title. Explain plz Quote
zow2 Posted 37 minutes ago Posted 37 minutes ago 2 hours ago, BuffBillsForLife said: Turnovers are things you hope for, and hope is not a strategy. Yep, it's too random. Every NFL team teaches turnover techniques and emphasizes it. It's not unique to the Bills. As we all know a team can force 3 fumbles but maybe not recover any based on the bounce of the ball. Quote
SoCal Deek Posted 31 minutes ago Posted 31 minutes ago Why is this so complicated for some of you? Yes…it’s fickle for sure. We all know that! But….if you consistently lose the turnover margin you aren’t winning …period! Quote
GoBills808 Posted 17 minutes ago Posted 17 minutes ago 7 minutes ago, SoCal Deek said: Why is this so complicated for some of you? Yes…it’s fickle for sure. We all know that! But….if you consistently lose the turnover margin you aren’t winning …period! it's not complicated at all turnovers (and turnover differential) are both largely a product of chance. meaning over time you are no more likely to win the turnover battle than you are to lose it within a +/- 3 or so turnovers over the course of 17 games Quote
Nephilim17 Posted 3 minutes ago Posted 3 minutes ago (edited) 38 minutes ago, GoBills808 said: Explain plz "A" vs "the." Edited 3 minutes ago by Nephilim17 Quote
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