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I think many people here would agree. McDermott and company do not, from what I’m seeing. At least so far this year, that’s not how they’ve been using him. Its possible he took some 3T snaps but from my all22 rewatch I saw him pretty consistently at the nose. I do not know where or how you’d quickly access a specified snap count for that. The attached photo is the first snap from scrimmage. This is the alignment that I saw consistent IMHO

Interesting that despite all the love for Knox, Kincaid and Hawes after the Jets win, no one is touting Reggie Gilliam, who for the first time in a long time has multiple snaps as an inline tight end from 13 personnel. They ran the same formation like 5 plays in a row and just slammed the Jets up the gut. There was no doubt they saw their path and stuck with it. I’m very curious to see how these personnel groupings will continue to develop. I think it again speaks to why the lack of investing $$$ into a true #1 WR makes sense for this team; they literally cannot guarantee he’d be on the field. My favorite play may have been the Elijah Moore TD. After all the inside zone to cook, Brady uses the same action to give the Jet sweet the other way. That was good stuff. Side rant on Moore aside, we just won’t know from week to week what we’re going to get. These guys want to run the ball, and if they find a personnel grouping that seems to be working, they are going to stick with it. I imagine Hawes will end up somewhere around the 30% snap share at the end of the year.

Bernard has the propensity to get lost in the play. He’s ocassionally trying to scrape over or back door a blocker rather than work through it. He just doesn’t have the size or ability to catch the block and disengage without giving up a ton of ground. Too often he either gets washed or locked up, and I think it can be partially because he’s too pigeon holed onto the ball carrier and by the time he’s recognizing a blocker he doesn’t have the skill set to beat them with power or hand technique. It’s what leads to the splash plays, ankle tackles, and the makes him have what appears to be a nose for the ball. That said I still think he a a good MlB, especially for what they want in regards to being able to move, get into space, etc. P.S. there was one Jets play where 8 gets absolutely walloped by a TE and the LOS. Just rag dolls him and I think this encapsulates where he can be taken advantage of. Hey it’s the NFL everyone has that happen to them

Well I’m 99% sure that the Bills take this one. That said, I am sure they aren’t taking a division opponent lightly. It is no doubt the Dolphins have holes on their roster (OL, DB, LB), and some of their top end players (Fitzpatrick, Chubb, Hill) may be past their prime. That said, I do believe they’re better than people are giving them credit for. I do not think they stand a chance vs these Bills but they will have their moments. Achane is a good back, and they can get after the QB a little bit. I am fully expecting a dominant victory, but it won’t be a complete knockout. I think you’ll see the dolphins land some punches, but we’ll eat them and be no worse off. Our team is too experienced, well prepared and much more fundamentally sound than I believe the dolphins to be. No, it was almost exclusively Walker/Jones and Logue/Sanders…with Walker and Logue manning the 1

On pace for 90 grabs and 1100 yards!!!

The Bills sure love their TEs. Getting quite a bit of that 13 personnel in condensed formations.

Posting this here because it may be relevant while Ed is out: after reviewing some All22, there were a significant amount of snaps where Deone Walker/DaQuon Jones were paired with Walker as the 1T. My only thought on this is that they like Walkers length over the middle of the defense as he’s shown the ability to knock down some balls.

I wonder what the circumstances around being stepped on entail? My guess is that he was almost stepped on in a way that rolled it, not a puncture or bruising that is keeping him out

Tucker Kraft fantasy owners rejoice

Bullard lol R2P58

Such a game flow commentary. He is always like that: End of game, clutch TD and clutches victory from the jaws of defeat, people say he has ice in his veins. Cool calm and collected. Theyre down two scores, same demeanor yet, he is just impassionate and doesn’t have “it”

Still plenty of time but they’re going to need to force the issue here. Nothing doubt between the tackles.

I mean it is a school night. The traffic!

Amazing after complete domination, Washington is only down two scores with plenty of time left. Don’t leave early!

Dan Quinn’s nipples are visibly aroused just sayin