Bleeding Bills Blue

They've had TNF on prime for a couple of years - why is it different for peacock to buy a game? ESPN and NFL network are in far fewer houses - so people needed to buy a streaming service to watch those too.

It's 5 dollars, plus you get the royal rumble at the end of the month 🙂

Didn't hate the jump Offside attempt - but if im going back to the sneak after the timeout i just... run the sneak and save the timeout.

I was a little pissed on that 3rd and long completion to tyreek as i felt both he and taron johnson played it wrong. But he had a big pass breakup and INT in crunch time, so the man made plays when it counted.

His double block on that shakir catch and run was a thing of beauty. I can't put anything on gabe on that interception. Allen wasn't even looking at him. He just threw up a duck to no one in particular.

I'd mix harty in too - a little shiftier on some of the short stuff and he's lined up a bit more on the outside in the past. Healthy knox and kincaid means you can roll with 2 TEs a fair amount as well.

To me i think there's some kind of injury going on. On that just overthrown deep post - he literally trotted right off the field. That isn't the coaching staff taking him out, thats him taking himself off.

The shanahan tree likes to attack the middle of the field in those 2 high looks. Baltimore's been switching the over/under between the corner and safety taking away the throw at the time the QBs want to make it. Safety rolls under like a robber, and the corner plays behind like the cover 2 safety. The rest of it comes down to tackling on the underneath stuff, and stifling their run game. It's not always "knowing what they're doing", and comes down to putting them into passing situations.

The tells are in the RPOs. If the LB does this - the QB will do this. Its why we throw to the boundary so much, the defense wants us to do it. Miami runs a fair amount of these so they're likely doing the same thing - defense would rather the ball go to a short throw in the boundary than hill or diggs over the middle or something. There's usually a run element there too but that linebacker can still hit their run fit if they do it right.

They have a ton of speed at WR, and an absolute wagon of a TE. Those types of players are always going to draw holds. They also have a solid offensive line, which allows mahomes to spend more time in the pocket where defensive holding occurs.

No matter what happens with Tre - you can't keep him at the dollars he's currently at. If he excels here or elsewhere, it will not be at that contract.

There are like 3 defenses that hold constantly that are always on TV - KC, Philly, and SF. They complain the most on all the calls too. Slay, sneed, ward probably hold on almost every play. Both of the guys on the Jets are pretty obnoxious with their holding too.

I feel like every time sherfield is targeted down the field, he is interfered with and they don't call anything.

I mean... I don't know what the madden cover athlete and face of gillette make - but I'd imagine its quite a bit. I don't think he's hurting for cash.

Henry is in a walk year too. Jags are banged up. I honestly have a feeling on the steelers too.. Even backup ravens... I assumed as such when he didn't throw in the walkthrough. They're not gonna. I feel like the ravens and titans are starting the better QBs in these games. That always gives you a shot.

49ers did lose 3 straight at one point this season.

I don't hate that 3x1 play boundary alert - i just don't know that it needs to be diggs there. Shakir or Kincaid would work.

He is targeted a lot on first down - so his 1st down numbers would potentially be lower as he'd need at least 10 yards on a catch to get a 1st down.

They are not good on the road though. That has to factor in - a 2 seed could potentially play 3 home games on the way to a super bowl.

It tends to fall that way - but if you have some guy that you had as a top 15 pick and its late in the first - i don't know that i care that much unless he's a QB. If we can get a valuable player at WR/DE/DT/CB/OT that you project as a pro-bowl caliber player and a star, you should get that player.

I think Diggs can and will move into a primarily slot WR role and do quite well into his 30s.

I'm usually a BPA type - stick to your board. There are obviously limits - I don't think RBs, TEs, OG's, Safeties, and LBs are usually worth 1st round picks unless they are players you project as all-pro's. Value you can get on QB/WR/DE/DT/CB/OT 5yr rookie deals is too good to pass up since those are the most expensive positions to fill.

Free agency will fill out some holes. I think with limited budget and our losing so many veteran contributors - i expect them to add 2 safeties in free agency. I'd also think DQ comes back. It's probably the time to stop putting the same band back together though - so i don't expect lawson, phillips, hyde, poyer, and probably tre to return. Douglas makes it a lot easier to lose tre. Defensive line is expensive, even 1T guys are getting paid lately. But after the initial blitz there you can find some value (thats how we ended up with Floyd).

Harrison, Nabers, Odunze are the 3 that most mock drafts indicate will be the first 3 off the board, and are the consensus best prospects. Obviously that doesn't mean that they'll be the best players, but they are the Chase/Waddle/Smith group at the top of the class.

I think it'd more likely be a DE than a safety in the first. I can't see any of the top 3 WRs falling to Buffalo, and the drop off to the next group is pretty large. One of the top 5 DE's seems more realistic.