SoCal Deek

My heart isn’t frozen. It’s closer to 70 degrees here in SoCal. 😎

Let me try this again! It makes zero difference whether you’all think the Bills defense has averaged out to ‘good’ across the regular season. The ONLY thing that matters is can they win in the playoffs against better QBs (especially in the AFC) while the refs are calling fewer penalties. Answer: no, they can’t ….we've seen how this movie ends year after year

Isn’t that the dude who wears OJs number? Sweet!

I’m certainly no cap expert but these threads really crack me up. If I was to summarize for everyone: don’t sign or extend anyone to a contract that over pays for their skillset knowing that some other team will….but also go out and acquire the mythical super star player that 31 other teams don’t want but we’re willing to pay. Brilliant!

We’re all Bills fans here. We all hope you’re right.

Augie The goal is NOT to get this mythical pressures that everyone likes to cite. Edmunds often led the team in tackles. Unfortunately BOTH are extremely misleading statistics.

We’ve gone over this a million times! McDs defense is designed to make the opposing team go the length of the field without making a mistake. It works in the regular season against average QBs and when the refs are bound to call a drive stalling penalty or two against your opponent. It ultimately fails in the playoffs when the opponents are better and the refs tend to let the teams play. Period!

He is washed. Wake up!

No, you weren’t. And I have to believe the same was true for Josh throughout the game. The QB has to make decisions in a fraction of a second and any hesitation can result in a sack, an incomplete pass, or interception. I have to wonder what adolescent intern decided to wear those uniforms against the Patriots of all teams. Ridiculous!

He gave up containment for the same reason. He is way too cautious on that knee.

That would require him to turn. He can’t.

He runs straight up the field because he simply cannot bend his route on that knee. If the QB rolls in his direction it’s called a pressure….but we all know it’s not.

While I see your point, in that scenario wouldn’t the NFL want the Bills and Chiefs to play at the exact same time? What’s the advantage of them playing on Saturday?

I disagree on the second one. The NFL has to get away from calls on underthrown balls where the DB has nowhere to go. In fact on that second one I thought Elam did everything he could to avoid contact. He is NOT required to give up his spot on the field so the WR can come back and get an underthrown pass.

And when you factor in the lack of restrooms at Highmark Stadium I’m guessing a bunch of the team just has to hold it until after the game. 😉