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Is Mike Williams playing?

Does Schwartz know you're allowed to blitz in the regular season?

Like he said: "that there really aren't that many great football movies out there. "

This thread caused me to think about this - Hogan was mentioned earlier, so think of it this way: Essentially, David Nelson was let go so we could keep Chris Hogan on the team … they play the same role, …. now compare the production. Not saying Davis Nelson is an All-Pro, but he sure has been a far more productive player in the NFL than Chris Hogan has, and he did Special Teams as well. Should have been our first sign that Marrone and his gang of misfit coaches didn't (don't) have a clue. Just saying . . .

David Nelson!!!!!

A 12 yard out, off of a run fake, to Robert Woods, right side That's an unnecessary stupidity penalty, this player is ejected from the contest, and cannot renter the game. ... Replay 1st Down.

And Anderson, a kicker, was the player in that class. And he never played for the Bills, but he was a star in Pittsburg.

Great job citizen Cain, love real data to drive good analysis and accurate conclusions Just a few thoughts/observations: The guy with the best record above EJ also had the lowest amount of passing yards. The HOF lock above EJ, Tom Brady, was also at the lower end of the passing yards (of those above him) Conclusion 1 => Solid running games help young QBs tremendously One other thing, it appears to me (from this chart, and the eyeball test) the biggest thing EJ needs to do to improve his game, is his throwing accuracy. Even just a 5% increase in that, would jump his productivity and success rate. That 5% would put him among the elite on this sample. So, in real numbers, how many passes is 5%? In a conservative offense, that throws on average 20 passes a game, a 5% comes out to: ONE (1) more completing a game! In a more typical range - say 30 attempts per game - just 2 more completions would jump a 58% passing rate (aprx. 18/30—rounding up) to 66% (20/30). In an aggressive passing offense - 40 attempts per game - 58% is 23/40, 3 more completions gets it to 66%. Etc., etc. My point: he is close. And the difference is not huge, and certainly doable. Yes, 1) I am trying to find the positive, and 2) there are many other factors; but, in just pure statistical completion percentage numbers, just a few more per game will make a huge difference. No doubt, the real test and statistic that matters most is, "Wins" - I see him as very close to making a big jump in completion % and wins. For me, that gives hope. GO BILLS!

He's also listed as the holder for field goals.

This!

Awesome! Do it Brownies, Do it!

Okay, we get it, EJ has not looked good in the preseason games. In other news, the earth is round ….. Boy, am I happy the regular season is starting.

you should just be done with this and become a Pats fan, it would much less miserable for you …. and those around you

That would be the least politically correct thing to say …. you will certainly never hear that on ESPN. But if he is, then I certainly hope a team has the courage to give him a chance, and the talking heads give him the room to prove himself and succeed on the field.

Your IQ and logic is way too high for this board, you make too much sense, and your argument is cohesive and salient. This could cost you your posting privileges; consider yourself warned.

Yuuuup!

I still don't get it: Regression? Sure, he didn't light up the world, but I sure did get the feeling when I saw him playing, he had a much better idea of what he wanted to do than EJ did. Is he ready to be a clear #2, probably not, but he wasn't awful. I do think he deserves a Practice Squad opportunity.

Dang! We had him penciled in as a starter in Buffalo.

:-0)

Certainly not from this preseason.

Shocking!, that no one is interested in him, just shocking.

Anyhow, we do now love John Clayton, and Go Bills!

the franchise is saved . . . all aboard . . . the new AIR JORDAN !!!

It's Grossman's fault, part of the coverage strategy. Fire him!

thad