EmotionallyUnstable

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The perfect game I remember most for two reasons; First, legal gambling in NYS just began and the books were offering all sorts of intro deals. I put everything I had on a huge Josh Allen parlay and nailed it. Cashed out and haven’t bet since. Secondly because it was in January and I was participating in the sober month - and while I was rooting for the Bills and my parlay, I proceeded to drink a whole 2 liter of Coke Zero. I was so amped

Well I’d say one way they’re measurably better is in win/loss record. But other than that, I know there are some strong advanced stats such as success rate and EPA that they’re very favorable in. However I tend to agree with your sentiment.

This moves the proverbial needle proverbially none.

Not sure if you’re referencing the Water Boy movie, but wanted to clarify those lines were from Coach Herman Boone in Remember the Titans!

Water is for cowards. Water makes you weak. Water is for washing blood off that uniform and you don't get no blood on my uniform, boy you must be outside your mind! We are going to do up-downs, until Blue is no longer tired, and thirsty.

This feels like a preseason game. Big Baker fan here, though. Don’t really care at all about the game. Eliminated in my main fantasy league. Two NFC teams. I guess I’d like the falcons to continue to stink.

I think the late hit stuff it obvious and should be flagged when a QB is unprotected in the pocket. There should be less protections while they are scrambling, extending plays or become a runner. If Josh Allen is in the pocket, released the ball and gets hit well after the play or in a dangerous way, there should be a penalty. If he’s escaping the pocket extending a play, looking to chuck it down field, I think those protections should be significantly reduced. In fact, I’ve repeatedly said I believe they should remove the slide as a protected play. I think it is such an ambiguous call and it seems like every week it’s a new QB getting whomped. When you slide, your head and momentum begin to swing backwards towards the turf so any additional force added just compounds that into the ground and we see guys getting concussed because they tried to protect themselves.

The random mid week injury thing is getting comical. We can’t afford to be without Mitch this weekend.

Shaving two minutes off each team should reduce the length of round one by 64 minutes, putting it at around 10:40 after pick 32. Love it. Now if we could just get a stream or an option to skip through the sob stories, heart felt pieces, and everybody’s trials and tribulations, I’ll be even happier

Stop feeding the trolls. The pissing contest is an exhausting scroll.

The most frustrating thing to me is not a physical limitation, because despite being widely criticized for being slow, it really isn’t his speed that has impacted his production. Looking back at the game from Sunday, this incompletion that was nearly picked - Olson nailed it on the broadcast - he telegraphed his break at the top of the route, making it obvious by declaring what he was doing, almost gearing down and slowing into his break. You can try to say it was the snow but it is a reoccurring theme: the nuance in his routes are non-existent. If you want to see what this SHOULD look like, check out Jameson Williams. It’s a different route, vs different coverage, with different field conditions but the concept of the break is the same. Notice the break at the top from 60 to 0 in a flash (top of the screen) These type of routes will continue to be useless if he cannot learn the intricacies of route running. Looking at two completions: 1) He completed a little stick route in zone coverage for 8 yards. 2) slant by the goal line was one step and go. The best thing the Bills and Coleman can do to get the most out of him is to make him deliberate and as straight with his routes as possible. (drag, over, bang, slant, post, go). Anything with a quick and sharp change in direction or speed (out, dig, curl, hook, hitch, choice) is likely going to be easily covered because of his tendency to show his hand at the break.

Some people are just so selfish. Higgins ran a deep over and he ran through Thompson’s zone. That is a very common occurrence in pattern matching in zone for a LB. It is not like they’re lining him up 1v1 against a receiver and asking him to play man.

Idk who the guy is by name, but it is likely an offense quality control staffer looking at how they’re matching personnel or something along those lines

Although in high school, I know down south there has been a re-emergence of the single wing. A buddy of mine just started running it last year in NC, and I know in FL and TX a number of very strong programs are running it