Mr. WEO

Plenty of college stars have entered the NFL.... I'm not conflating--these are his stats. You can't call him a YAC threat if he hasn't shown he is in this league so far. It doesn't make sense to point to him as such based on what he did really for one big year in college 12.7 YPC). Likewise it certainly doesn't make sense to conclude that based on what he has actually accomplished in the NFL on this team. The math that struck me most is that a catch by Davis is more than 3 times as likely to result in a 1st down than a catch by Kincaid and a target is twice as likely.

Plus McBeane promote stasis. Daboll and then Dorsey----and we are still are wondering "what's wrong with the Offense?" and "what's wrong with Josh?"

He is easily the most successful and therefore the greatest pro league commissioner ever. These owners would pay him whatever he asked to take these punches for them and make them even more rich. To Terry and the rest...he is simply priceless.

this. "remember the drought???" is a bad argument to keep a HC

If you feel he is a #2, you have to conclude that as such he needs more than 5 targets a game. Last year, with 48% more targets than the year before, he had 53% more yards. Davis and Diggs have identical YAC (3.2 yards)---with Gabe having a much higher YBC. He gets the deeper look more often. Diggs gets a lot of short stuff and goes down immediately. It's unfair to include a RB who often catches a pass in the backfield or just beyond and has more blockers downfield. Hence Cook's tiny YBC (2.6) and huge YAC (9.6) Kincaid has thus far proven he is not guy who can get YAC. He catches 90% of his passes because he is barely across the line of scrimmage. He has a tiny YBC (3.4) and quickly gets tackled 3.6 yards away. He has only 118 yards after 5 games. Only 4 of 19 targets resulted in 1st down. You can't take away from your #2 to give targets to the checkdown guy.

Yeah Marshawn.... a real head scratcher. lol

That's Diggs.

Caught 70% of his targets. 2 drops. Maybe you were thinking of Knox? Kincaid/Knox/Harty/Sherfield had a total of 9 catches for 67 yards. Davis had 3 for 61 and a TD.

he’s forcing the ball to a well covered Diggs more often each week

Davis needs more, not fewer targets. Diggs needs his target load redistributed

oh wow, you were serious... and OBJ sucks.

Bills should be able to beat Jax and Tampa on the moon...

That's a full subway system...

The "Herbert is a bum" wagon suddenly getting crowded... welcome aboard!

slow, old

cool. why don't they just go out and get some excellent players?

obviously untrue.

This is like Prescott v Other Prescott

or something

he get good seats?

The Q ended with the same score11-7. Then Josh and Davis started hitting in the 4th Q. It the D could have gotten won stop in the last half of the Q, Bills have a comeback win. The real backbreaker was Diggs letting Darius Williams ***** away a Josh Allen passion that he had in both hands deep in the 4th Q.

See above. If so, Josh needs to fix his thinking. Diggs, despite only playing 1 more game than Kelce this year, already has 20 more targets than he does. Mahomes isn't leaning on Kelce like Josh is Diggs

Diggs got little to no separation on many of those passes. Josh can't go back to being a one check rookie...

Milano's absence sorely felt. Giants are an O-line that hemorrhages sacks every week.

Others are getting separation. An example at 00;38 in this clip, on a 3rd and 6, Josh is locked on Diggs, who is right at the 1st down marker in tight double coverage and he completes a high risk pass. Yet all alone, beyond the 1st down marker, heading toward the sideline just beyond Diggs is Davis. A much easier 1st down lob. https://www.nfl.com/videos/stefon-diggs-best-catches-from-100-yard-game-vs-giants-week-6 Then there are several short quick passes to Diggs. Josh was locked in only Diggs only most of the night.