Dr.Sack

Yet Beebe made most memorable play.

Beane struck out 2019-2022, and dropped 2017 when he traded away an All Pro G. 2018 is his best but losing Edmunds drops the draft develop resign.

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Mahomes threw accurate passes on time. Allen is indecisive and snaps ball before motion guy is in ideal location. Watch the Kurt Warner breakdown. He’s saying to Josh “what’s my answer?” And typically Allen isn’t releasing ball on time and taking easier throws.

AJ Boogie and Rousseau

In the playoffs the defense is no good because they coach scared and have too many checks, things get overloaded and players can’t simply react and make plays.

Beane is horrible at drafting.

I personally don't care who wins. Whether it's KC or Cincy I want the NFC team to destroy them in the super bowl. I would love to see Burrow go 0-2 in the big game, as much as I'd like to see Mahomes be 1-2. Either way, I think its safe to say the AFC team will be massive underdogs against the bully ball teams the NFC will send.

Defenses need to be able to sack the QB and create pressure. After Miller went down we had none of that. The Bills should send 6 or 7 and look to get off the field as fast as possible whether by creating a turnover, forcing a punt, or giving up a fast score. Gone are the days where you look to bleed ground giving up easy completions or inviting the run underneath and exposing your defense to 80 plays per game. Over the course of the season that ends up destroying your team and injuring many players across the defense. The goal of a defense should be to knock the other QB on his ass, make plays on the ball, create chaos and wreak havoc on the opposing teams offense.

Coaching and OL, but chose coaching. Bengals were down 3 OL.

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Hines > Singletary all things non RB. I suppose Singletary is gone assuming we want a RB on the rookie deal. Sad, but reality.

Kumerow is old, Hodgins was the guy to keep. ST was still good without old man Kum.

Frazier is 63. You don’t start a rebuild with a guy who is that old. He’s got 5 years before he cash in on social security, no?

Simon is the man.

I like white uniforms in snow.

Tre is 28. Chances are he has 2-3 top end seasons left. His fluidity in and out of breaks was comprised. If he can get back to 2020 we have a chance to win in the playoffs.

Yes please. Benford's RAS score was near perfect for safety, and we saw how good his athleticism looked at CB. Benford could be nice in the Poyer role in 2023. I would like the Bills to make a major youth movement at certain positions it will need to happen and happen fast. Hyde has one more year, but if I'm the Bills I'm finding another small school diamond who can be this years Benford, and pair them come 2024. PS - I'm writing this assuming Hamlin is not given medical clearance to return or decides to retire. We don't know the long-term prognosis on Hamlin returning to the field for 2023, or beyond. I do love Hamlin and his fearlessness when attmpting a tackle.

The line will need to be rebuilt with an emphasis on building around the Dawkins, Morse, Bates nucleus - which is not really an indication of their quality, but overall just how bad Saffold and Brown were in 2022. Saffold is old and was a one year rentals. Brown is more interesting. I thought he had a nice rookie season. He had back offseason back surgery and was not 100% - if he was then cut him. Brown cannot generate power from his base. He's really good at falling over himself and tripping. If Brown is serious about being a 6'8'' mauler, he will spend this offseason doing yoga, plyometrics, and building his lower body strength. Bates is meh. Morse is a 30 year old meh. Dawkins was horrible at times, and great at others. More consistency is needed. Perhaps the Bills offensive identity in 2023, should be trying to run the ball on specific early game drives to allow the OL to maul the smaller fronts teams deploy to stop our pass. Certainly need to find 2 starters (LG and RT), which can be found via the draft and FA.

I'm fine with this, so long as they watch scary movies this offseason and learn not to coach scared. NO more F UPs.

Miami will definitely get Brady if they want him. Tyreek and Waddle will light the world on fire. The problem is Brady is 99 years old and last we saw him on the field was getting his WRs destroyed. I will admit the prospect of the aftermentioned trio is scary, but as the season wears on and injuries take their toll, I do not see all 3 of those guys surviving a season. NYJ: Whether its Rodgers or Carr or Joe Flacco the Jets are known for one thing, sucking on offense. Breece Hall was dynamic but will come back a fraction of his former self. Every year is different and no doubt the Jets will be drafing middle Round 1 purgatory. NE: Mac Jones is dynamically mediocre and no matter who is calling the plays New England's best offense is their defense and special teams. Thankfully for Mac Jones he won't play much after week 6. I could see the Patriots trying to sell another 6th round pick to their fanbase. Brady was a once in a lifetime late round star. Buffalo. Josh Allen will spend an offseason watching film, drinking Coors Light, and wondering what might have been if he consistently checked the ball down, or audibled into runs. Throwing 10,000 passes to RBs and WRs in the flat would do wonders to the efficiency of drives and preservation of his body. The last evolution in Allen's game will happen above his shoulders as he learns to augment the limits to his superpowers.

Any idea what having 3 OL who grade out in the 80s could do for the 2 lower graded OL? In other words LT 85, LG 60, C 85, RG 60, RT 85. Just so long as the LG & RG could hold up, could their C help make them a bit stouter, or could pulling T's make a double that much more effective. To me the OL cannot have two weak links connected. The LT, RT & C are the most important spots. You can get just average 70s production from competent drafting of college OL.

When a team plays base Nickel you have to pound them into submission. We ran zero heavy personnel with 6 OL vs Bengals. We could have really turned the game into a slug fest instead we decided to play long ball and got nowhere fast. Spotting any team in the NFL 14 is a recipe for disaster.

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Allen is super mobile in the pocket. He was compromised a bit unable to make his usual Super Mario cuts.