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He is on pace for his worst season as a pro by far. We will see how it plays out but if he finishes the way he has started he will end up with 13 tackles, 0 Sacks, and 0 Tackle for Loss. Stats dont mean everything but I think its fair to say the Bills were hoping for more when they gave him 9.5 million dollars this year. Fully understand the guys behind him havent been great, especially Sunday night, but overall I dont think he's been good. I understand the Bills run light boxes, and the 4-2-5 isnt the best scheme against the run, but part of the reason you want a dominate 1 tech in that scheme is to ensure your backers stay clean and can play fast. Just my opinion.

When your team is 30th in the league in rush defense I'd say the play of your 1 tech has something to do with it.

Big boy incoming. Kind of odd, Austin Johnson has been ok. Daquan Jones has been bad but he isnt going anywhere.

Would it surprise you in the least?

Can he finally go in the Hall now?

The only kicker available who is close to being better than Bass is Riley Patterson. McManus is washed and no better than Bass.

I am not sure we have a top tight end or wide receiver. For comparison's sake Kincaid and Shakir are like having Heath Miller and Nate Burleson on the same team. They really need an elite offensive talent to pair with Allen. They dont have that currently.

The Bass contract is really just a product of the rest of the bad contracts. If they werent paying Miller and Knox, they could have easily parted ways with Bass. Still think the Miller contract is one of the worst in Bills history.

I am not a Gabe Davis fan but you could have had him or Darnell Mooney for less than what you're paying Knox alone.

Khalil Shakir is a legitimate #2 wideout in the league. Kincaid is a very good tight end in the league. Coleman is as good as players like KJ Osborn or DJ Chark. That said, the Bills are paying Knox, Samuel, Hollins and MVS $27 million dollars to be completely non existent.

It's both. And to say anything other is ignorant. The coaches didn't tell Spector, and Lewis to not get the right depth. They didn't tell Dorian Williams to get toasted in coverage or for the entire team to stop tackling well. They didn't tell the oline to not show up or the wideouts to drop passes. They didn't tell dlinemen to get fooled on misdirection over and over again. The coach made massive mistakes but this was a total team loss. Football isn't baseball with some goofball in a jersey doing little to nothing but it also isn't all coaching. It's the one sport that takes great players and great coaches to do well.

Unprepared and outcoached. This one is on McDermott and his staff.

Max protect only works if your running back knows who to block

Misdirection is fine. A throw behind the line or jet sweep that turns into a half back or wr pass is fine. Putting your franchise qb in danger is stupid beyond stupid. Did anyone think Curtis Samuel was going to throw the ball there?

That's a number 3

Played 3 bad teams to start the year. Not built to play from behind. They want to play ball control and their defense isn't good enough to support it.

Keon Coleman gives off major James Hardy vibes. Can't run or be trusted to run anything but the nine route or try and body a corner on a jump ball. So far off from being a NFL ready wideout.

Amazing how out coached they got in the first half. My 8th grader could run the Ravens offense. All day to throw to wide open players.

Watching the ball get out in under 2 seconds and the running backs run by them

No one open

Collinsworth "you're taught to get your head in front" said no football coach in the last 30 years lol

Lamar makes a side cut for three yards and Collinsworth goes "wow I've never seen that before"

He's thrown three checkdowns

Gonna be fun watching the refs tonight

Didn't you hear Collinsworth that was a bad throw....hate listening to this idiot