Baldy breakdowns from Steelers game

[JÂy RÛßeÒ]

 

 

"Pittsburgh knows they're defeated.  That's what happens when you run the ball down somebody's throat"

 

One thing nobody I've seen mention is the at the lineman trying to block Bosa actually has him around the neck and lets go to avoid the holding call.  That's why Bosa was able to get back at Rogers from behind.  Lineman decided getting his star QB destroyed was worth 10 yards.

Edited 45 minutes ago by JÂy RÛßeÒ

[billsfan89]

For as much as the fanbase critiques Brady's playcalling this season this was a masterfully simple gameplan that was executed well. It got the Bills out of there with a win and from what I understand no major injuries other than Bosa who had what was at worst a mild hamstring pull (and most likely was just cautionary pulling a guy with some tightness in a late game that was in control). The Bills needed a dominant win esp from the defense and they got just that. 

[Dan]

1 minute ago, billsfan89 said:

For as much as the fanbase critiques Brady's playcalling this season this was a masterfully simple gameplan that was executed well. It got the Bills out of there with a win and from what I understand no major injuries other than Bosa who had what was at worst a mild hamstring pull (and most likely was just cautionary pulling a guy with some tightness in a late game that was in control). The Bills needed a dominant win esp from the defense and they got just that. 

Totally agree.  It was awesome on every level.  2 points:

 

1. I recall Bishop coming up limping late in the game.  It’ll be worth watchin to see if he pops on the injury report on Wednesday. 
 

2. I loved the run heavy game plan, especially in the conditions yesterday.   But he needs to be able to adjust and switch up the game plan better during a game.  Because teams WILL be able to contain the running game. It’s happened this season.   So for as good as he was this week, let’s see if he can keep it going with a more creative passing attack, as well. 

[ScottishBills]

16 minutes ago, billsfan89 said:

For as much as the fanbase critiques Brady's playcalling this season this was a masterfully simple gameplan that was executed well. It got the Bills out of there with a win and from what I understand no major injuries other than Bosa who had what was at worst a mild hamstring pull (and most likely was just cautionary pulling a guy with some tightness in a late game that was in control). The Bills needed a dominant win esp from the defense and they got just that. 

 

All the more mystifying they couldnt figure out the exact same plan would also have beaten the Texans 10 days ago and had the division in our hands 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[billieve420]

The question that remains is what happens come playoff time and you run into team that shuts down the run. Can they effectively move the ball through the air. Injuries and talent have played a part but think Brady deserves the majority of the blame. He is not at LSU anymore and is not fielding an all star team where he can do whatever he wants. I am hoping once we get healthy we will see improvement but still a question mark. The pass offense has taken step back since he has been the OC and I just want to see a nice balance where you keep defenses on their heels where they don't know what is coming.

[Marcus Aurelius]

24 minutes ago, billsfan89 said:

For as much as the fanbase critiques Brady's playcalling this season this was a masterfully simple gameplan that was executed well. It got the Bills out of there with a win and from what I understand no major injuries other than Bosa who had what was at worst a mild hamstring pull (and most likely was just cautionary pulling a guy with some tightness in a late game that was in control). The Bills needed a dominant win esp from the defense and they got just that. 

Brady? How about this guy 🤔 

[Desert Bills Fan]

24 minutes ago, Dan said:

Totally agree.  It was awesome on every level.  2 points:

 

1. I recall Bishop coming up limping late in the game.  It’ll be worth watchin to see if he pops on the injury report on Wednesday. 
 

2. I loved the run heavy game plan, especially in the conditions yesterday.   But he needs to be able to adjust and switch up the game plan better during a game.  Because teams WILL be able to contain the running game. It’s happened this season.   So for as good as he was this week, let’s see if he can keep it going with a more creative passing attack, as well. 

Noting the bold above; I have heard several pundits describe the Bills passing game as simple. Lots of “mesh” crossing / rubs. So I agree more creative is needed including ways getting our RBs into the passing game (and I don’t mean those quick passes behind the line of scrimmage to the edge). 
It is worth noting that on the TD to Coleman, Knox was wide open due to Ty Johnson’s rub that worked beautifully.

Edited 12 minutes ago by Desert Bills Fan

[chris heff]

41 minutes ago, JÂy RÛßeÒ said:

 

 

"Pittsburgh knows they're defeated.  That's what happens when you run the ball down somebody's throat"

 

One thing nobody I've seen mention is the at the lineman trying to block Bosa actually has him around the neck and lets go to avoid the holding call.  That's why Bosa was able to get back at Rogers from behind.  Lineman decided getting his star QB destroyed was worth 10 yards.

I saw the hold on Bosa during the game. You are absolutely right, O lineman let Bosa go. 

[chris heff]

27 minutes ago, Dan said:

Totally agree.  It was awesome on every level.  2 points:

 

1. I recall Bishop coming up limping late in the game.  It’ll be worth watchin to see if he pops on the injury report on Wednesday. 
 

2. I loved the run heavy game plan, especially in the conditions yesterday.   But he needs to be able to adjust and switch up the game plan better during a game.  Because teams WILL be able to contain the running game. It’s happened this season.   So for as good as he was this week, let’s see if he can keep it going with a more creative passing attack, as well. 

People act like the Bills have done nothing to address the passing game, They have dumped both Moore and Samuel. They very quietly put Davis on IR practice squad and they picked up Cooks for nothing, both are better than Moore and Samuel. I’ve seen the comments about Cooks age, he is the same age as Diggs.