Best Williams Available

35-17 blowout hopefully

Can’t blow a guy up outside of a play

Triple coverage.

What I want to say is that you can tell who Spags thinks is a better QB

Ravens d really keeping them in this.

The respect Spags shows QBs he plays is reflected by the D he calls. He doesn’t respect Lamar’s decision making.

The credit Lamar is getting for a simple check down is nauseating

He’s caught 20% of his completions too. Lol

I’ve seen them as middle of the pack (16) whereas Bills #7. Last 5 games Bills, Ravens and Dolphins had it tough.

Strength of schedule a factor.

He’s a beast man. Just get 1 dude on DL as dominant as him is the formula. Rest can be sub par.

3 passes batted in one series.

My biggest problem is they didn’t really do a thorough/deep search even if they intended from the jump Brady was the guy.

Sound familiar?

Sounds like last week

McD’s D is typically elite at pass defense and especially in not giving up the big play. I can’t name a play all year (sans blown coverage on Kelce Sunday) where it happened. Stay great at that and draft for that but don’t blow more capital at DL (which is not the reason the pass D is successful). Know you can find gems at DB and S in later rounds and coach them—and then go ALL in on WR.

This is where I’m at too. No way they can get an impactful defenseman (I mean game wrecker type like Mack, Donald, Watt) where they’re picking. But a fast or ball hawkish WR can completely improve the O either directly or indirectly.

This is a dilemma, I agree. But a difference between the Bills v other teams is they have Josh Allen. An OC that does well and gets hired somewhere else won’t go to a team with a Josh Allen (Daboll), so they may think twice. McDaniels stuck around with Brady to win vs taking HC jobs. Maybe that’s the gold we strike. If not, we still have Josh Allen.

Even if this was true and he saw Dorsey had 2 guys running to the same spot he’d be an idiot not to tweak 1 of the routes. Yet here they are. And the key play everyone’s on Josh about, not hitting Diggs on the crosser—apparently this is 3-4th progression—who uses their best WR as 3-4th option? I think the pass to Shakir was the right play but these designs leave a lot to the imagination. They wreak of overthinking to try to trick the Defense, just to end up tricking yourself (execution).

For half a year Diggs has been irrelevant and it’s not because he dropped all passes throw to him.

Why are people advocating for Brady as OC if this is what’s on tape? If he inherited bad routes from Dorsey a good OC wouldn’t keep them, right? If the excuse is our WRs, sorry but Shakir and Diggs are sufficient route runners and it was still figured out. Maybe he’s not the upgrade we think. How can you trust an OC that can’t manufacture production from Stef Diggs apart from LOS WR screens?

Anyone wondering why Josh might’ve throw to Shakir vs Diggs:

When even Oliver doesn’t show up either: 1) KC Oline is top tier and no amount of $ thrown at DL gets it done, or 2) all the DL investment was almost completely wasted. I think you only need 1 D lineman that’s Donald, Watt, Jones, Bosa type game wrecker—they’re the only type to actually impact a game’s outcome. Beane thought we had this in Von but that’s over. Be content with a meh DL and invest in DBs to prevent big plays and WRs on O that create them.

Take a shot for every time you read tough/difficult question or balanced reporting in this diatribe. 🥃

The gameplan was such (Long drives minimal possessions) that it demanded near perfect execution. Those early 2 drives to get 3 points Allen had to overcome drops, fumbles, penalties etc. Yet they kept pounding. But once KC came out after half and in 3 min went ahead, then we answered, then they did again, I knew it was over. This Bills team throughout the year never demonstrated they could play mistake free. I don’t think you can ask Josh to play mistake free either as it removes his playing advantage. They came damn close though. I feel for the players more than anything because they fought consistently this year. But bad game plans and poor execution was a constant battle this year.