GunnerBill

If thats incomplete its grounding

They look dreadful on defense. Mistakes, bad play calls and poor execution.

Agree although I don't think he did a lot wrong there despite getting beat.

Defense doesn't look grest again but the TD play was just a great play by Maye and the receiver.

Let'ssss goooooo Bufffffaaaaaallloooooo

If there ever again was going to be a non-QB year it was last year. And the voters showed what they think. Even in a year without a slam dunk QB contender.... it's a QB award.

Entirely different now the Bills have a receiver who can actually play outside.

No.

Yea the Bengals defense sunk their season even with Burrow playing at an MVP type level. The Ravens D was only bad enough that it required Lamar at an MVP level to win.

With the way their D is playing now, possibly. The way the Baltimore D played the first 10 weeks they'd have been lucky to be 2-8 without Lamar.

They have used it a few times. Usually in high leverage situations.

He is overrated as a receiver. Bang average. And a nutcase who is no way worth the hassle.

Yea. Dotson sucks. I was never particularly high on him. Shakir would definitely go higher in a re-draft now. I had them about a round apart at the time. Mid 2 on Dotson, mid 3rd on Shakir. Was an awful trade for Philly.

They were not at all. McDermott ran that draft.

And guys that win outside. The guys who play outside get paid more in the NFL. Wide Receivers make more than backs and tight ends Boundary corners make more than nickels and safeties Tackles make more than guards Edge players make more than defensive tackles Why? Because when you are outside it is much harder to win with or protect with scheme. It comes down at some point just to talent. Mano v mano. Thats why having scrubs, career backups and out of position slot receivers as your outside options was never a viable plan.

And this might be the biggest burn haha. Oh he was wrong beyond wrong. All off season. At least he is here and hasn't run away. But he needs to own his wrongness. It was colossal. He would not hear any opposition to his "Samuel can be Diggs" argument.

Not since suspension it isn't. If he'd carried on the pace from the first 4 games I don't think anyone would be disputing.

Grable is right up there too. He was a 9.83. They like athleticism and length in their tackles.

Yes. Penei Sewell is going to end up one of the best to ever do it. He is destined for the HOF. But take Sewell out (who is a left tackle playing at right tackle while they still have Decker) and Brown has been the next best RT in the NFL this season IMO. If I was voting for All Pro they'd be my two voted. Sewell 1st team, Brown 2nd team.

Yea they are, without question, a better offense with Coop than without him. He makes teams defend the entire field against us. It is that simple.

I don't think it's fair to type case everyone as saying you had to have a dominant #1. Some of us were saying you have to have a viable separator on the outside and that guy wasn't MVS, Hollins or Coleman (or Samuel as one or two wanted to argue). Cooper to me was never about having big stats. It was about making teams genuinely defend the outside. Roquan Smith himself said it after the Ravens game. Their entire gameplan was to give the Bills the outside and take away the middle of the field. Once that was out there on film the Bills weaknesses were laid bare. They had to address it. That was my concern pre-season. You cannot win in this league without a legitimate separator outside. That guy doesn't have to be a dominant #1 like peak Diggs. That guy doesn't even have to be your #1 receiver. He doesn't have to be a volume guy at all. But he does have to exist to make defenses defend the entire field against you. If the Bills saw the Ravens again they couldn't run the same scheme they did last time or Cooper would have a stat line like the Rams game where he had around 100 yards. And if they come out of that defense to account for Cooper then the backs, tight ends and Shakir have room to operate.

Dion has been in the league 8 years and in terms of consistency from the let tackle position over that period it is a really small elite group. I don't think he gets as much love as he should at times because he isn't as physically dominant as some left tackles but his technique is and always has been impeccable. And he is a leader and a grest locker room presence. That 2017 draft... Tre White, Dion Dawkins, Matt Milano. They were the first 3 pieces of turning this around and it was a great draft.

So he averages 1 sack per every 76 snaps (and I think giving him that as a season average is generous IMO because it is 1 in 137 snaps since his suspension, but I'll go with the generous interpretation) if you multiply that by Groot's usage (as our most used edge player) you get 8.5 sacks on the season. So that is what the data suggests. And as I say I think giving him a season average when 3 of his sacks were the first three weeks is generous. He has had two really good games by the eye test. The first Miami game and the Indy game.

There is ZERO chance Miller would have got 12 to 15 sacks this year. Zero point Zero.

I hope not. I've watched the tape. The pocket was squeezed by multiple rushers, not just Von, Murray tripped up and Von tapped him. Gimme play and no more than that.