Thanks for sharing the chart. I’ve never seen that one before. Some interesting observations:
The Bills and the Vikings are the only teams that have won every quarter.
The Bills have more positive quarters than the entirety of the AFCE.
There's no way anyone would predict the Chiefs to be 12-1 looking at their quarterly point performance and with as many close finishes as they’ve had it’s hard to imagine they’re only +16 in the fourth quarter. Mind boggling.
This is going all over the place. A WR quick screen has virtually nothing to do with the DL. My point all along has been that the ENTIRE defense played terribly. And I don’t think it had much to do with the Rams at all. The Bills just played a really bad game. It happens…apparently.
Okay? Most of my comments are laced with sarcasm including the previous one but there’s nothing freakish about a WR quick screen. Pretty much everyone runs it. The Bills defense was beyond awful on Sunday. I honestly don’t know why. But I doubt it had much to do with unfamiliarity with a WR quick screen.
So the Bills Defense has never seen a QB stand up and throw the ball laterally to a WR in a trips right formation? Interesting. Is the AFCE still exclusively running the wishbone? 😉
I saw very little of last nights game but in the small sample I did I couldn’t help but laugh at SF’s defense uttterly stuffing the exact same WR Puca screen that the Bills defense had allowed him to run to the end zone completely untouched. Geeez we were a mess!
I ran it extremely successfully for over twenty years. I’m betting you’d have loved working there….pretty much everyone did. 😁
Lighten up Egg. This is of course all in good fun, if you weren’t able to tell by my clapping comment.
So if I understand this correctly the Bills need to hire a guy that will to the job they’re already paying the head coach to do on game day? What’s next? Are we going to pay a designated clapper?