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Kubiak does these weekly. Always features nice analysis and includes highlights. Two noteworthy items in this week's synopsis. The first is his opinion on how exhausted Josh and the Bills appeared all game. The second is his appeal to CBS to not have Romo do Bills games due to his anti Bills bias. Worth the read for sure.

Who is the "he" here. Shakir has only played 25% of offensive snaps ytd. https://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/buf/2022-snap-counts.htm

Believe it or not, Tyrod Taylor had a national ad for Toyota in 2017 https://www.ispot.tv/ad/AXAq/2017-toyota-camry-catch-featuring-tyrod-taylor

So the new math says it will have been 29 years since Bills played in a Super Bowl. They last made it after 1993 regular season.

Given the challenges post Vikings game there has likely been zero time available to do some fundamental drills. In his Presser Frazier mentioned they would have time this week to cover some fundamentals. Might have to because Pats RB Stevenson is a load.

Nice writeup OP. Might I add a couple other items here? Cook dropped a short pass on Bills sideline right in front of McDermott, promptly earning a seat on the bench for duration of the game. Bills pass D giving up crossers and seam routes regularly since Edmunds has been out. Lions RZ pass for TD to St Brown and 4th down run by St Brown for a first should be added to Bills playbook.

Took Bills 14 games to get their 8th win last year with an easier schedule and minimal injuries. One has to admire their resiliency in dealing with all the challenges they have faced so far.

Yes. Tre played 1st two series

I take issue with blaming Josh for Red Zone turnover. Tipped pass on a wide open RPO slant for a TD. It happens. As for Knox was helping with Hutchinson and when Dawkins left in 1st half had to help Quessenbury at LT

And Morse missed entire game with Dawkins leaving this one in first half. The offense struggled with 3 subs playing on Oline.

Lol. Cook dropped that pass on the sidelines right in front of McDermott who pulled him and iced him on the bench for rest of the game.

Drift left, level 1 read, level 2 read, level 3 read. ZIINNNGGG!

My guess is no Milano and no Poyer spell disaster for Frazier and his scheme. Hard to bring pressure when you have 2 players out of back 7 starters to work with.

I too always thought Marino played in SB as a rookie. Actually in his rookie year of 1983 he started 9 games starting 9 and went 7-2. The Dolphins lost in playoffs that year to Seattle in First round. It was 1984, his 2nd year that he had a great year and they went to SB and lost to the 49ers

So lions are going with their color rush look

He Is from Lockport and was on Bills staff as Online coach when Jauron was coach

Saw an article we were in 12 or 21 45% of snaps. https://buffalonews.com/sports/bills/ken-dorsey-watch-bills-pony-package-worked-vs-browns/article_ec4da624-69e3-11ed-a126-3fe5b2e5b27e.html.

My friend in County Clerks office says Tre' changing name to Trepidavious

Imagine Frazier will make this game plan specific. Goff really struggles with pressure as completes only 45% of throws and has a 50 point lower QB rating vs pressure. Pressure him and it should pay off

Might see 97 Jordan Philips play DE a bit this game if Groot and Epenesa are out.

Ask @ItalianBills, pretty sure it's pronounced frah-jeel-ay

A player on kicking team can not advance that ball. So one play left is my guess

They also get to use Bills best in league medical treatment facilities.

Hughes is the CB that was with KC in playoff game that fell down on the skinny post by Gabe Davis for the TD with under 2 minutes to go on 4th down that gave us the first lead late in that game. He and Davis were teammates at UCF btw.

why does one picture this person with that name, Melvin Gordon