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I said nothing about changing anything to accommodate Davis. I simply would like to see a more consistent lower variance approach. Seems like our favorite play on 3rd and 2 was a 40 yard sideline bomb.

So you want to change the personnel on one of the best offenses in the league???

I'm saying that simply weighing bulk production with catch rate doesn't tell the story. Gabe's average depth of target was 5th in the league at 15.3 yards per target. And Gabe had more CATCHES than anyone above him on that list even had targets. Compare that to JuJu's average depth of target being 7.3 yards- good for 117th in the league. There is obviously going to be a much higher catch percentage on the types of passes JuJu was targeted with vs. Davis. Maybe there is credence to the idea that Gabe just isn't good enough to run a diverse tree. But I think the problem more lies with the Bills offensive philosophy. This "bombs away" backyard football approach is high variance. I'd like to see a more consistent approach with quick hitting plays that run on-time. I'm tired of the highlight reel hurdles and amazing scramble drill plays. Everything just always looks so difficult. The biggest head scratcher last year was the obvious emphasis at signing multiple pass catching backs only to never use them. We went after McKissic, signed Duke Johnson, drafted Cook, traded for HInes. It was bizarre. I don't know if this is an OC problem or Josh problem but I'd guess a bit of both. Josh seems allergic to taking what's there at times and I don't think Dorsey had the chops to reign him in.

All this catch rate talk is absurd and lacking context. Obviously a guy that works the slot with a much lower ADOT is going to have a higher catch rate than someone that works deep.

Diggs was very frustrated at getting all that money up front!

What an amazing thread! Leaving off Belichick, Tomlin, and Carrol (at a minimum) is tremendous!

Maybe, one day if @BADOLBILZ ever has his first bad take he'll be able to participate in this thread!

I thought Peterman was going to be good. Loved his quick release.

I see. Juju is a slot anyways so that doesn’t really work

Are you saying Hopkins wouldn't be NE's #1???

Not just any adult, but a prodigy since the age of 15!

That's the kind of take that gets you the "President" name plate on the office door.

Is someone holding you in this thread against your will? Blink twice if you need help!

This narrative fits with McD's comments that he's seen a "new Josh" this offseason- which I thought was a bizarre comment to make. Also with Josh saying that he's never been this locked in. Like what was the situation before? Disappointing.

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Thanks, El Presidente! Please continue to keep us informed on "what it actually is." If you could, please try to dumb down your takes a bit so the masses can understand your brilliance.

It's even better that he ran with the joke.

Must be like when they call the huge guy "tiny"

You would have thought that Josh would have worked things out with Diggs by now.

You can't restructure a contract without both parties being involved.

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LOL, still banging that drum Huh??? You miss the rest of the offseason with the heavy emphasis on offense?

The one thing I notice about Oliver is that while he can be disruptive, he often flies into the backfield out of control and fails to finish the play. The QB slides one way or another and Ed flies by. Jerry Hughes used to do this a lot too, screaming off the edge out of control. That's why his pressure rate was so good but he had a hard time finishing the plays. It's great being disruptive but he needs to play with more control so he can breakdown and finish plays.

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