Codyny13

I want the Titans...Nashville in January sounds good ?

Did it at a bar in white plains New York a few years back. It was against the wall, but it was a pretty full double kettle and tonic in a pint glass. I believe we were playing the Saints when a young Kenny Stills torched us...Iucky enough they just booted me. ??‍♂️

There was never any alternative.

Unconfirmed conjecture

Edit the topic maybe?

I agree, they are awesome at taking the ball away, it’s like an art. Something we can take from that game on our offense and defense. Protect the ball more and go after the ball more.

Seems that way, if it’s Houston I think I’ll skip it, if somehow it’s Nashville, I’m there.

I understand what you’re saying, I just disagree because the league is getting so watered down with contact penalties. I want these guys to be able to play aggressive and not worry about penalties every play, which they probably already do. The structure and rule book are geared toward the success of the offense, I don’t want more things being called, and I wouldn’t want that call going against us in a tight game.

Idk and frankly i def don’t think it should be a penalty. He was clearly trying to punch the football out, and hes awesome at doing it, he just missed there. That kid is awesome, I’d love to have him on this team making those sort of plays.

They have the #1 defense in yardage and scoring.

I’d like to keep him but not for 15.5. That seems hefty.

Bc PFF is a joke. According to them all our players are terrible.

???? lets go!

It’s been slow at work today so I’ve gone back and watched the Steelers V Cards this morning to get a feel for what’s coming. Watching the steelers defense there are a few things that jump out at you. The first thing being the outside rush. Both Watt, and Dupree have great speed off the edges and possess a great inside move. They were consistently able to get pressure on Murray which forced him to step up. One thing I noticed was the Steelers quite regularly brought an extra rusher and came with 5. They did a good job of plugging lanes that didn’t allow Kyler to escape easily and run. This is something they might tactically try to do against us with Josh’s mobility. The Cards chose to attack this by implementing a short passing game outside the numbers which had mixed results. The Steelers have a great group defense that does a great job flowing to the ball. Most tackles I saw were gang tackles. The Cards seemed to start gaining some success when they went to a true hurry-up. After a few first downs the Steelers were trying to sub lineman in for guys with their arms on the waists. They seemed to be getting gassed and subsequently went to nickel and dime looks. This made it more difficult for Murray to find open receivers amongst the heavy zone looks, but the short outside passes and screens started to hit more, as well the ability for Kyler to gain yards with his legs. Another thing I noticed was the interior of the Steeler defense. While the outside rushers consistently won at the line of scrimmage, it seems the Cards interior line was able to block the defense one on one. Kenjan Drake and Johnson seemed to have more success running a and b gaps as opposed to outside the tackles. Again, once the hurry up wore down the Steelers, they had more success running the outside zones. On offense, I can’t say I was impressed by the unit as a whole, but there are a few things to point out. Duck Hodges. Never heard of the guy before the last cpl of weeks but I was pretty impressed. He’s very composed and comfortable in the pocket. He seems to be able to read the field and has a strong enough arm to get the ball there. That being said, he threw the ball 5 times before the final 2 minutes of the first half, maybe 1 throw was farther then 15 yards? He has movement ability and was able to pull the ball down and run for a few good gains. In the final drive of the half he threw a cpl of 50/50 balls that his receivers were able to come down with. They weren’t some awesome passes or anything but his WR’s were able to come down with the ball. The Cards have a terrible pass defense and I don’t see these passes being completed against the Bills strong secondary. Instead the Steelers rely on a ton of motion, misdirection, and play action. They run a lot of outside zone, where the Qb swings around faking that he has the ball to hesitate the defense. It didn’t work all that great, and against a better defense I see less success. The fact of the matter is, they try to manufacture offense. They’re at the bottom of the league at scoring touchdowns and finishing drives. I think their red zone td rate is somewhere around 35% and 32nd in the NFL. They’ve also turned the ball over in 20 straight games. A point of note is they did score a punt return Touchdown in this game, so our special teams must be on point. All in all, I think we are the better team and win on Sunday night. I don’t see their offense being able to score more than 14 or 17 points. The only way we lose this football game is if we turn the ball over on offense leaving them with a short field. We can attack their interior defensive line with the run, wear them down with tempo, and start to hit these shorter passes. Go Bills.

I’m gonna merge my head with the wall.

Nobody pays any attention to anything anymore...a thought pops in somebody’s head and poof a “new” thread.

I do not care, continue to win games. Another great opportunity for Allen on Sunday.

Perhaps a dead stallion? ?

Can’t lean on any other teams to lose. Just win this game.

This guy catches punts and kickoffs effortlessly. Usually with his hands like someone is flicking him the ball from 5 feet away. I have no worries about this guy fumbling the ball or not doing what he’s supposed to back there, and that goes entirely unnoticed by the majority of fans. Our blocking has not been good enough, but I think up until recently, and maybe still, we are leading the league in kickoff return average. He’s also one of the only guys in the league that has the green light to take the ball out of the end zone consistently because of his big play ability, that sometimes leads to getting tackled at the 20.

If the division is out of reach, yes, maybe the 2nd half. I def want Barkley to see some action, he’s gotten less then a quarter the whole year. I’d like his feet alil wetter for the playoffs.

If he’s running the read option, he should get hit every play, that’s how it goes.

Good analysis. Josh def made the decision to go to JB before he even snapped the ball. I agree that smoke’s route was lacking, he never flashed Peters outside or anything and made it easy to decipher what he was doing. It wasn’t Josh’s best game, the nonstop blitzing paired with routes that seemed too long to develop really set us back early. I understand the blitzing on the part of the Ravens leaves them open for shots on the back end, a few plays were def left on the field, but our short passing game always seems to be there for the taking. Brady has made a career of this, and although i still want the Bills to take advantage of Allen’s arm, we need to sustain these drives and score points. I hope we can adjust this weekend so we can get this W and rest easy the last 2 weeks.

Woof.

Rough game for offense as our offensive line got smoked today...but I agree, I’m walking away knowing we can play with the big boys. I’m much more confident in all 3 games going forward.