Bleeding Bills Blue

I mean - were jordan, rankins, okafor, and lattimore playing on the final drive?

That's not really true... but there are some concepts that college spread offenses use with athletic QBs that do work. We just don't/won't use them.

If you have tom brady, you don't run read-option's and bootlegs. You're more comfortable with quick passes because he can diagnose the defense pre and post snap better than anyone. If you have TT, maybe you don't run anticipation timing routes. Why play to your player's worst attributes? Why not use read-option to get the defense moving horizontally, and adding some guess work. Why not pass from shotgun more? He has a better depth to avoid those batted balls, and he seems better at escaping pressure when he's in shotgun. You can also do Run-pass options out of shotgun.

I'm not going to defend tyrod - 3 batted balls, gunshy, happy feet. Was a total disaster. But at the same time... we were in 3rd and long all game long because of his stubborn refusal to run read-option and pass more out of the shotgun.

I mean - he's not a scout and we didn't have our real GM at that point. So I'm fine with taking a safer approach to the draft and getting scheme and leadership fits in year 1. Year 2? We need to bring in a QB.

They were terrible last week, and not particularly good this week. We're a running team, and oustide of a Tyrod draw and shady run we did literally nothing.

They need to be audibling the running plays- were supposed to be a running team and were in third and long all game. Dennison is supremely stubborn if he thinks this outside zone crap is successful right now.

Tyrod did well in garbage time against the jets... it means very little. He looked pretty good, that's good but I don't make a qb change based on that. i think Rico needs to look at his game plan the last two weeks and figure out what we are. We are not an outside zone rushing team, and if we are we need the ability to change the play on the fly. It looks like the defense knows what we're doing all game long. There were plenty of get the ball out plays... they were batted down.

Tyrod got a ton of garbage time stats last week so that narrative means nothing. 300 yards rushing. Three hundred! What the hell is that?

Not sure how the running game was there. Outside of the first drive I think we rushed for maybe 20 yards. batted balls, bad playcalls, penalties, bad qb play.. debacle. Peterman looked ok, but I worry about him and the blitz.

300 yards rushing... seriously... after 200 to the jets... this team will not win a game if we keep this up. We could have Brees and it wouldn't matter. We didn't even force a punt today. Not one.

I think people will just blitz him. Our line sucks and he is inaccurate under pressure... so we'll see I guess

I can play qb if we're just gonna give up 300 yards on the ground

It's not an audible, it's a package play. If you read the will and he stays you hand off, if not you roll right. If the corner breaks off coverage you just toss it up. The only issue is if you know.. they blitz or something and get to the QB before a pass can get out, or hit you when you throw. It's certainly not defense proof, as your o-line is run blocking on a possible pass play. Protection issues can happen easily there.

They traded a 2nd round pick and a player for him. He won’t sign an extension, so their only option would be a franchise tag. His usage doesn’t dictate that high of a pay day so I think they let him walk and try and secure a comp pick.

No push in the run game. I think we had negative yard in the 2nd half. Just wasted plays

I think he's pissed that if your guys injured you get like... half the time. Film on Monday, 2 practices, no walkthrough. And a travel day. Just a hectic few days.

And he was short. Idiot.

Gotta spread out next drive. Nothing working under center

Webb

Probably the Broken album by Nine Inch Nails... Wish or Last specifically

I don't think of it as a trap game. It's a road game against a division rival - you have to come to that game ready to rock.

I'm not a fan of cutting for the pick. Holmes costs more cap space to cut as he's on a 3 year deal - makes me think they never really wanted to cut him - and he's a special teamer. Dimarco is the starting fullback, and has been helping our run game get going recently. Haushka is the only kicker on the roster... Davis is a core rotational pass rusher - we only have 4 on the team. Ducasse is starting at RG and currently playing better than he did all year. When we thought the team was going to be 4-12 we all thought, what difference will these guys make? At this point, they're making enough difference's to keep on the roster.

Damn i wish i was rich. The entire outfit is on point. Suit, shoes, luggage, even the pop of color from the pocket square.

The biggest thing for me comes to situations like when we were down against Cinci... the drive started and we didn't even have a guy to make contested catches. At least now we know we have that guy, and if they double him other people may spring open.