atlbillsfan1975

I have to disagree with your take. The Bills did establish the run yesterday. The Bills ran “heavy” personnel more than they have I believe all year. Feely was spot on. I didn’t hear constant praise. I will take your word for it.

I hear you and share some of the same sentiments. If the Bills play their best game, I don’t think anyone in the league can beat Buffalo. I mean a complete offensive and defensive performance.

I actually really liked Feely’s voice and commentary. I could tell he did his homework on the teams and gave some good insight.

Mind you he was found guilty of cheating. Name me one other NFL HC coach who has that distinction? Just make sure you come around when your team losses. I didn’t see much of you last year.

How is Belichick cheating these days? Waiting for the next scandal to appear.

On paper this certainly doesn’t feel like a good matchup for the Bills. If the Bills prepare and are dialed in like they were for the Jets I have little doubt they can beat the Colts. The video of McDermott addressing the team in the locker room after the game yesterday made it sound like last week’s game prep was different than the Jax weeks.

Let’s not get carried away.

Watching Klein today makes me wonder what might have been against Tenn had he played over Milano. I don’t think Matt was 100% and think Klein would have had more of an impact against Henry. Maybe next week go to more of a true 4-3?

This is particularly impressive when you consider how teams script their first 15 plays +/-.

Carolina up 23-0 on Cards at half. Love it. Hope the Panthers can keep pouring it on.

Yep, don’t have to be a guru to recognize that’s the best lineup for the right side of the line. Williams needs to stay at guard from what I have seen. Great day for the Oline, give them all an atta boy.

I also don’t think Singletary or Moss are fast enough on that TD reception by Breida to reach that opening in the D.

Motor fumbled as well today just got a luckier bounce.

I agree with you. It’s tough to know exactly who is suppose to pick that up, definitely seemed like Breida had a route to run. Part of me thinks that if you see that defender you need to chip before releasing. Again, doubt we will ever really know, but you bring up a valid point.

He needs some coaching, no doubt.

He looked pretty fast today, a lot faster than Singletary. Not saying a better back, just faster.

I really hope not. Breida really brought something to today. The fumble and the missed block on the blitz that Allen never saw, were two bad plays. I would like to see what Breida can do against a better D like the Colts, before I pass judgement.

It’s going to catch up with Tenn, and when it does I think the wheels fall off.

Do you have statistics of players placed on Covid exempt lists for each week?

I am thinking he means someone from a different era. Hopefully.

As someone who has at least a partial tear for over 25 years I can tell you this is kinda true for someone not playing football. I ran a marathon on my tear. You can go straight just fine. You can’t make lateral movements. So in essence a WR in the NFL would be useless. Not to mention getting hit on it would cause further damage most likely. This is also 100% true. I have already been told I will need a full knee replacement sooner than later, I am 46.

Haynes does sound like the kind of prospect Beane would have liked coming out of college. Athletic, solid starter, and from an ACC school. This can translates to a player being intelligent.

Great points @BillsFan619. There are roughly 1,500 men in the world capable of playing this sport any given year. When I started thinking about it that way, it really hit home why “any given Sunday” anyone can win/lose.

If we have to worry about OBJ it means we are preparing for a SB…I’m ok with this.

Wrong terminology by me. I apologize, after watching it on a larger screen I see the breakdown in large part due to Ike’s failure to engage long enough to allow Dion to get in position to take the block over. I am trying to remember, can Dion cut block there? It appears they are within a yard of the line of scrimmage, so this was a legal block at one point. If so, this could have been an option for Dion on the DT. Another option is to take the DT further down the line, using the DT’s momentum. Dion got caught trying to do what was diagramed while his guard did not. What this points out for me ultimately is just how critical it is to have a consistent line. You can get by with average talent on the line if they are all working together.