Greg Rousseau has turned out to be a complete slug.

[GoBills808]

Just now, EmotionallyUnstable said:

If they held them to 19, they still would have lost without that flukey KOR. It that were the case and we went down 19-12, I think people would still be angry about the defense. In the same way you reference that McD has groomed fans to accept his defensive struggles, a section of fans will never rationally accept rational defense imperfection. Regardless, the offense was much bigger and continues to be a much bigger problem for this team Imo 

What if I told you the offense both scored more and gained more against the Texans than they give up on average😂😂

 

 

[EmotionallyUnstable]

3 minutes ago, GoBills808 said:

What if I told you the offense both scored more and gained more against the Texans than they give up on average😂😂

 

 

Then you’d be wrong because the offense scored 12 points and the Texans average 16.5 PPG 

[GoBills808]

Just now, EmotionallyUnstable said:

Then you’d be wrong because the offense scored 12 points and the Texans average 16.5 PPG 

Ok- season totals account for ST/defensive scores

 

And even discounting that, if we're going to say the Bills actually did hold the Texans under 20 we can just ask easily say they actually scored 16

[TheFunPolice]

Advanced stats and rich data show he's really good some say... Ya really gotta dig into the numbers, then you'll see! 

 

I'm old fashioned. I want my highly paid DL players to be obvious to dummies like me watching the game. Like Houstons DL were while they were hammering our QB all game. 

 

 

[Avisan]

Just now, TheFunPolice said:

Advanced stats and rich data show he's really good some say... Ya really gotta dig into the numbers, then you'll see! 

 

I'm old fashioned. I want my highly paid DL players to be obvious to dummies like me watching the game. Like Houstons DL were while they were hammering our QB all game. 

 

 

Groot isn't actually highly paid, though.  15th-highest this season and he will quickly slide down the list as other DEs sign new contracts.

6 minutes ago, GoBills808 said:

Ok- season totals account for ST/defensive scores

 

And even discounting that, if we're going to say the Bills actually did hold the Texans under 20 we can just ask easily say they actually scored 16

Yes, which is why it came down to a final offensive possession at the end with the Bills having a chance to win.

 

That is how numbers work.

[Pine Barrens Mafia]

1 minute ago, TheFunPolice said:

Advanced stats and rich data show he's really good some say... Ya really gotta dig into the numbers, then you'll see! 

 

I'm old fashioned. I want my highly paid DL players to be obvious to dummies like me watching the game. Like Houstons DL were while they were hammering our QB all game. 

 

 

THE Ed Oliver stat "pass rush win rate"

 

Hate it. HATE it. Who cares if you beat your guy if you don't finish the play?

 

It's the participation award of stats 

[TheFunPolice]

Just now, Avisan said:

Groot isn't actually highly paid, though.  15th-highest this season and he will quickly slide down the list as other DEs sign new contracts.

 

Well ok then! 

 

All of our investments in draft picks and money in the DL and they're invisible unless you have an excel spreadsheet is my point. 

 

This has been the case year after year. It's not new. 

[GoBills808]

2 minutes ago, TheFunPolice said:

Advanced stats and rich data show he's really good some say... Ya really gotta dig into the numbers, then you'll see! 

 

I'm old fashioned. I want my highly paid DL players to be obvious to dummies like me watching the game. Like Houstons DL were while they were hammering our QB all game. 

 

 

I don't think they show he's really good, they show he's not a problem

 

He's probably worth his contract...he's not an issue is the overall point. Decent player on a decent deal

2 minutes ago, Avisan said:

Groot isn't actually highly paid, though.  15th-highest this season and he will quickly slide down the list as other DEs sign new contracts.

Yes, which is why it came down to a final offensive possession at the end with the Bills having a chance to win.

 

That is how numbers work.

Are you trying to be condescending or something

 

I know how 'numbers work'

[Avisan]

7 minutes ago, GoBills808 said:

Are you trying to be condescending or something

 

I know how 'numbers work'

I'm mildly exasperated because you're arguing against yourself and don't realize it

 

The Bills D and O had similar days EXCEPT, prior to the final drive

 

-2 big turnovers on offense

-A big failed 4th down conversion that squandered one of the good offensive drives

 

This led to the Bills being in a one-score game where they needed a TD on their final drive to win it and unfortunately they couldn't come up with it.

 

Which is why people are dinging the offense, things looked ugly and unsustainable, and their net points squandered the production that they did have.

 

Meanwhile you're arguing that the defense was the problem, which is ????

[GoBills808]

8 minutes ago, Avisan said:

I'm mildly exasperated because you're arguing against yourself and don't realize it

 

The Bills D and O had similar days EXCEPT, prior to the final drive

 

-2 big turnovers on offense

-A big failed 4th down conversion that squandered one of the good offensive drives

 

This led to the Bills being in a one-score game where they needed a TD on their final drive to win it and unfortunately they couldn't come up with it.

 

Which is why people are dinging the offense, things looked ugly and unsustainable, and their net points squandered the production that they did have.

 

Meanwhile you're arguing that the defense was the problem, which is ????

like you, i do not think either side of the ball had a particularly good day

 

the difference (for me) is the offense going against arguably the best defense in the league, and the defense going against a bad offense w a backup QB

 

imo one of those units playing below average is noteworthy and the other is not 

[Avisan]

8 minutes ago, GoBills808 said:

like you, i do not think either side of the ball had a particularly good day

 

the difference (for me) is the offense going against arguably the best defense in the league, and the defense going against a bad offense w a backup QB

 

imo one of those units playing below average is noteworthy and the other is not 

I think both units had/allowed fairly "normal" production relative to expectation, but the offense had 3 big drive-ending errors, two of which gave the Texans points, and Allen took a beating in the process.  Not good.

Also, the Dawkins false start was infuriating.

[GoBills808]

Just now, Avisan said:

I think both units had/allowed fairly "normal" production relative to expectation, but the offense had 3 big drive-ending errors, two of which gave the Texans points, and Allen took a beating in the process.  Not good.

ok

im fine leaving it there