Patrick Duffy

I'm not saying he is or isn't but just curious how you know this to be fact? If they did happen to tank then they sure didn't make much use of it

Yeah it does, but also players as well. Kinda like the old saying, "You can lead a horse to water but can't make it drink"... Coaches can do as much as they can, but players have to do their part too. And I'm not saying it for sure went that way, just thought it appeared the players may have possibly overlooked Jags that day also

Lol, that doesn't hold much water either.

Lol, I don't know what would make you believe that. Could not disagree more. Jags in no way showed they were good. I will give you that they felt like the Bills game felt more important to them. But I still wouldn't go as far to say they were "good". I truly think Bills broke the unwritten rule and overlooked the Jags. Even with the Bills struggles at that point in the season they were still good enough to beat the Jags. Jags came to play and Bills didn't.

I'm not going to sit here and say coaching didn't play a part in it, but the way that game went it kinda made me think it looked as if it may have been one of those instances where Bills could have overlooked the Jags a little. I'm sure it was other things to place blame as it always is. But that's just what I got from it as well.

You're absolutely right. I didn't mention scheme since the post I quoted seemed to be aimed more towards the OL in general. But for sure that certainly plays a factor

I'd say it's more of a fact than an opinion that it matters for RB's. Maybe some more than others, but absolutely it goes without saying the best fit for any RB gets the best production that RB can provide.

Obviously every team benefits from improved running game and Bills did last 5 games of season into playoffs. Do you not think Bills improved at that point in season when they finally got the best personnel for OL figured out? Also that was the start of the RB's getting more opportunities. I think the running game should pick up from where it left off at end of season.

I said same thing before when staring at myself in mirror of public bathroom for hours upon end tripping on LSD when eventually cops were called and asked me what I had taken.

Maybe so, I'm not for sure without looking closer, but the CB on Gabe was for sure thinking it was going to sideline lol.

If so, then that confirms they are not from the "hood" LOL. Fellas from the hood don't listen to Nelly, least not around other ppl lol. Nelly is what the suburban white girls would listen to a lot lol

Not to me. Looks to me Gabe just broke him down, shook him so good he went to the ground. DB was defending the sideline is why he got embarrassed so bad . With under 15 seconds left the CB was thinking the play was going to the sideline to get out of bounds immediately to stop clock. Didn't pay as much attention to the inside as he did sideline. Guess the DB thought he had some S help just in case, but got burned

Man please.....You know you don't got no hood friends,

Yeah, also I think it would be difficult to prove anyway.

Yeah, doesn't make much sense to me. I can't see anything coming from this. I mean Browns have been one of the worst, if not the worst teams in the NFL for many years up until 2020. Wonder what it is about only 2016-2017 season that they want to look into. Browns have had lots of seasons with one of the worst records giving them a top 3-5 pick. So curious what it is about this specific season that started this.

Bears had a really good Defense that year too I believe.

Lol, he won't know how to act if they go Offense in 1st round this time

Yeah that's about where I'm at. Having Brees all those years certainly makes things a bit easier (as it would with any HC)... But yeah, I just feel like he's gotten a bit too much credit. I think it mainly is from when he called the onside kick and got lucky in that Super Bowl. Outside of that he didn't do much else. Considering the amount of talent on that teams roster he's had multiple years, they got many regular season wins that put them in position of being a top seed for post season so many times only to do nothing with it. They would look like a completely different team when playoffs started and knocked out early at times. Anyways, he's just nothing special imo

1. CB 2. WR 3.LB 4. G 5. RB 6. P

I don't know about greatest of all, but that was one hell of a route by Gabe and that particular play will be remembered for a good while. Gabe has quite a few great plays that sticks out, but this one here was most definitely a thing of beauty to see..

Yeah, I may be in the minority here, but I felt like S. Payton was/is a little over rated imo. Don't get me wrong, I do think he was a decent HC....but I just feel like he's been given a little more credit than he should have gotten by many.

I think they will get 5 or more. This team with Allen leading the way have quickly become the "must see t.v" and we likely will see more Bills games broadcast nationally/prime time than we ever have. So I'm going to guess at the very least 5 and could be as much as 7. I don't think it will be any more than that though

Yeah that would be my assumption as well. I believe they will still add maybe a couple more additions to the OL draft/FA. I will say I do have more confidence with Kromer (as I'm sure many are as well) that we will see improvement in that area. At least I think they will start off the season much better than what we saw last year. But yeah, if some reason they don't at least continue where they left off last quarter of previous season then it's likely personnel.

Definitely agree. No question there's more talented QB's now than it maybe ever has been. But if you could choose just 1 to lead your offense final drive needing a score to win, which would you pick?