ImpactCorey

There's a good conversation going on here. I love the discussion of data and applying it to the topic. I made this handy chart with the data I collected.

I don't think these WRs are savvy enough to cut off routes and find soft areas in the coverage. Or maybe its just not an aspect of Brady's offense. They all seemed to just continue their routes even when blanketed. I saw a number of times they could either cut off a route, or identify a coverage to get into better situations.

Wow, there really WAS nobody open.

The offense the past 2 weeks may be playing worse than the one that got Dorsey fired.

Brady’s offense relies on lots of short plays and runs inside until a WR slips deep when the defense moves in. The reality is the bills don’t have great deep threats at WR and Allen has never been great at throwing the deep ball. No his strength is midfield and zip passes. But that’s not what Brady is calling.

It pushes the ball out a bit to get a better punt and then they also don’t have any timeouts coming back the other way before the kick. Running absolutely was the right choice. Passing made no sense. They didn’t have any of their own timeouts to make a reasonable run.

9 of 30 for 131 yards and most of it on one play. Absolutely putrid.

Why in earth were they throwing????

Defense doing what it needs to do. Bad offense is bad.

The running to the right sideline thing doesn’t work anymore

What’s going on? p diddy get some of his baby oil on the ball?

Trying to be festive I put a witch hat on my inflatable yard buffalo. Totally cursed the team. Sorry guys.

Play was broken. Josh needs to cut his losses and just fall down.

Oh so this is how Jacksonville felt last week.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/41026695/how-settlers-catan-brought-buffalo-bills-closer As if I needed more reasons to like this guy.

Put in Buffalo Joe!

That was a good move by Von.

Not turn himself into a helmet missile.

Come on Po. I thought we were freinds.

Maybe with his rugby experience, Travis Clayton can punt.

Sure they shouldn't have to, but they chose to do it anyway. Just in case someone would think they condoned this promoted commencement speak where one of their decorated players was speaking. They put out a brief message to make it clear they are not expressed views of the NFL. Why would this upset anyone? When Kaepernick took a knee and the NFL didn't say anything there were people saying they would boycott the NFL. They didn't say "well, that's the player's views and not the NFL."

I'm not interested in going back and forth on an unrelated topic where you clearly have an axe to grind but I do find it necessary to point out that the NFL never apologized for the comments. They simply said they were Butker's views and did not reflect those of the organization. Perhaps they will issue an apology which I would find surprising, but they have not done so yet.

I mean its a business and that's capitalism I suppose, but I think that's a totally different conversation.

No but I'm sure he was introduced as "NFL Kicker and Super Bowl Champion Harrison Butker" rather than "Some Random Catholic". He wouldn't have been asked to speak otherwise. It would be the same as any other company. For example if he was introduced as "Delta Airlines pilot Harrison Butker" then Delta would likely have done the same thing if there was backlash. Like it or not, your opinions reflect on your employer when their name is brought up right before you open your mouth. The NFL was just making it clear that the message in this case was Butker's alone.