Special K Posted Sunday at 06:55 AM Posted Sunday at 06:55 AM With Benford questionable, it looks like Hairston will see his largest share of snaps so far, and I'm sure a lot of them will be lined up opposite Waddle. After handling Worthy last week, can Hairston shut down another speed demon at WR?? Looking forward to how this one plays out!! Go Bills!!!! 3 Quote
BuffaloBillyG Posted Sunday at 01:16 PM Posted Sunday at 01:16 PM 6 hours ago, Special K said: With Benford questionable, it looks like Hairston will see his largest share of snaps so far, and I'm sure a lot of them will be lined up opposite Waddle. After handling Worthy last week, can Hairston shut down another speed demon at WR?? Looking forward to how this one plays out!! Go Bills!!!! The difference between Waddle and Worthy is that Waddle runs a more complete route tree. It will be a good challenge for Max, one that I think he rises to 1 2 Quote
Special K Posted Sunday at 10:02 PM Author Posted Sunday at 10:02 PM Hairston had his wins and his losses vs Waddle.... Hairston,along with Bosa, Bishop, Walker, and Lewis were the only players with a pulse on Defense today. 1 2 Quote
BuffaloBillyG Posted Sunday at 10:11 PM Posted Sunday at 10:11 PM 8 minutes ago, Special K said: Hairston had his wins and his losses vs Waddle.... Hairston,along with Bosa, Bishop, Walker, and Lewis were the only players with a pulse on Defense today. Even the TD he gave up to Waddle...he was right there with him. Waddle just made a great grab. 3 Quote
Turbo44 Posted Sunday at 10:25 PM Posted Sunday at 10:25 PM Hairston wasn’t the prob today - was at the game and was trying to watch him. Our DL and LB missing countless tackles was the prob on defense. On offense, sloppy turnovers, playcalling mostly.. was trying to scan the field and either the WRs aren’t schemed to get open or they just can’t separate. Turnovers killed, of course, and Kinkaids drop was hideous 1 Quote
Sojourner Posted Sunday at 10:30 PM Posted Sunday at 10:30 PM 18 minutes ago, BuffaloBillyG said: Even the TD he gave up to Waddle...he was right there with him. Waddle just made a great grab. Fair to happen to a rookie. Especially against a guy many wouldn’t have batted an eyelid and would rejoice had we successfully traded for him. Max has me confident for the future. 2 2 Quote
BuffaloBillyG Posted Sunday at 10:34 PM Posted Sunday at 10:34 PM 4 minutes ago, Sojourner said: Fair to happen to a rookie. Especially against a guy many wouldn’t have batted an eyelid and would rejoice had we successfully traded for him. Max has me confident for the future. Same. He's a blue chipper so far 1 Quote
BuffaloBillyG Posted Monday at 01:27 AM Posted Monday at 01:27 AM 4 minutes ago, Uncle Stucky said: Got cooked On the TD? Hardly "cooked". He was right in Waddle's hip when he caught it. Guy just made a better play. He also rebounded for a nice INT later showing a trait that good CBs have. A short memory. Quote
YoloinOhio Posted Monday at 01:42 AM Posted Monday at 01:42 AM One of the only bright spots on D 3 Quote
wppete Posted Monday at 01:54 AM Posted Monday at 01:54 AM Todays matchup made Max a better player. Tough matchup but think he did well. 1 2 Quote
Sojourner Posted Monday at 01:55 AM Posted Monday at 01:55 AM Just now, wppete said: Todays matchup made Max a better player. Tough matchup but think he did well. Best thing about the kid is he makes plays successfully on the ball. Back to back INTs for his first 2 games is worth it’s weight in gold. 2 Quote
Buddy Hix Posted Monday at 02:12 AM Posted Monday at 02:12 AM Max was definitely a bright spot. Keep growing, looks promising. 2 Quote
Mark Vader Posted Monday at 02:15 AM Posted Monday at 02:15 AM 3 hours ago, Turbo44 said: Hairston wasn’t the prob today - was at the game and was trying to watch him. Our DL and LB missing countless tackles was the prob on defense. On offense, sloppy turnovers, playcalling mostly.. was trying to scan the field and either the WRs aren’t schemed to get open or they just can’t separate. Turnovers killed, of course, and Kinkaids drop was hideous Yes, that was bad, however Kincaid was not a problem today. Let's hope that hamstring injury is not too serious, otherwise we are in big trouble. Quote
Bill51390 Posted Monday at 02:17 AM Posted Monday at 02:17 AM Hairston is definitely a bright spot in the defense. Our secondary has been much better with him out there. His future is bright and he’s a playmaker. With him and Bishop continuing to grow I really like what our secondary can become. 1 2 Quote
Andy1 Posted Monday at 02:29 AM Posted Monday at 02:29 AM 4 hours ago, Turbo44 said: Hairston wasn’t the prob today - was at the game and was trying to watch him. Our DL and LB missing countless tackles was the prob on defense. On offense, sloppy turnovers, playcalling mostly.. was trying to scan the field and either the WRs aren’t schemed to get open or they just can’t separate. Turnovers killed, of course, and Kinkaids drop was hideous Good call in the DL and LBs. In previous years, Milano and Bernard were + players. This year, they are both invisible. Quote
GoBills808 Posted Monday at 02:30 AM Posted Monday at 02:30 AM I think Hairston is going to be good Him+Benford once he finds his form is a really good corner tandem 2 1 Quote
gobills404 Posted Monday at 03:05 AM Posted Monday at 03:05 AM On deep balls to Waddle with Hairston in coverage Tua went 1/3 with a TD and 2 INT. I’ll take that. 1 1 Quote
Bruffalo Posted Monday at 03:10 AM Posted Monday at 03:10 AM I think he’s looked excellent given he’s been thrown right into the fire. I think he could easily grow into a CB1, which is sorely needed with Benford’s regression this season. 1 Quote
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