jethro_tull

Winning out is very possible for the Bills. All we need is another loss by the Pats. My gawd there is enough tape on them that any decently coached team should be able to beat them

He sure earned it, I remember when he wasn't very good.

Denver win 1991, 12th man coined. PS- Only 3 more games left at Rich Stadium!

lets not and say we did....

I am still hoping to win the east. Bills have to win out (possible) and Pats lose one more game (also possible). Regardless it looks like the Bills will be playing a bunch of teams relatively new to the playoff party- and as we all know playoff experience counts big time and the Bills have a ton of it.....

no worries, he'll get it done

Like the fact that they did not live next to the stadium tail gate lots but yet during the tailgating festivities they went in the house to get more hotdogs?

A little strange that many of the male roles sounded like guys from Brooklyn......

With a 76% catch rate in '25 through 10 games played I'll take him.....

and an easy schedule The problem is that short term coaches burn hot and wear out their welcome while long term coaches go through peaks and valleys. I see the Chiefs in a similar position as the Bills- kind of stale at the moment.

AND ANOTHER REASON ! Plays are getting sent in late on the road in load stadiums (e.g. Houston). As reported on OBL, they mention and explain why it gives the defense an advantage. Typically the offense has only 12 sec or so to execute the play. The no-huddle / up tempo offense literally cannot be run in that situation- with JA calling the plays and Bills not substituting they will have a heck of a rapid fire approach and tire out the defense.

Totally agreed, there has to be reasons why it doesn't happen today. But it just feels right for this team right now. Mainly because playcalling could sure use a shot in the arm and this might be the thing.

unfortunately this year's schedule is the easiest in years

While Josh Allen changes some plays at the line, it is time for him to call all of the plays, much like Jim Kelly did. It seems obvious that some of his frustration is directed at results of a called play when it fails and letting him take the wheel would get rid of that distraction. Regardless of the fact that this is non- existent in the current NFL, there has to be a lot of range as to the frequency of audibles among the QBs. Some do quite a bit, some not that much. Advantages if JA Calls all the plays: Josh has a feel for the flow of the game and what works and doesn't work with the 11 on the field at the time. The frustration from calls he disagrees with would be eliminated. Joe Brady can focus on developing a game plan for the opponent and sideline management. His standing as a team leader would be reinforced. He knows this team better than anyone. He would be super motivated and a motivated JA is a wonerful thing to see. He has earned it.

saw that too. unfortunately with the texans defense overwheming our tattered O Line and the defense poor first half play and phantom ref calls and a missed extra point JA needed to be perfect to have a chance to win