Thriftygamer83

Jerry Sandusky and Joe Pa should have given that program the death sentence.

I still wonder why Jeepers Creepers got a green light along with Powder. You think Kevin Spacey and Victor Salva are swapping stories these days? We say Hollywood but it’s not just Hollywood it’s Priests, Rabbis, Cops, and business owners like Warren Cole who owned Cole Farms restaurant. People that others tell us to respect until it all comes out in the wash publicly; with a long list of victims along the way.

Allen suffers from receivers who were supposed to be clutch making drops as well. The front line we have is aging though in a bad way with Kyle Williams retirement. I look at Liberty University Flames defensive tackle and run stuffer Tolen Avery as a capable replacement. Zay Jones and Robert Foster against the Patriots had major drop issues as for Jason Croom the fumble happened and he’s a second tightend who fits well not as a primary target; remember when he made the heads up play after Zay Jones fumble for a touchdown. Buffalo is an East Coast arse kicking team that needs to get its mojo back. Offensive line suffers from centers who could not call high school block routines.

Would still be putting draft capital on Tolen Avery who played for the Liberty University Flames. Fifth or sixth round and would be good for being a Kyle Williams type.

McDermott didn’t get out Coached the players like Zay Jones (......)How he avoided any suspensions and or disciplinary measures after partying with his brother Mod note: Dude. Somewhere else. Not now, Not here.

Did they really; would not be holding anything back and typing this up as a Gagnon type anti-weed memo right?

I’d say Mitchell Wilcox as our number one and Croom as the second in the tightend sets. We need a center who calls the blocks correctly and can read a defense.

Nothing bad with cannabis oils but I suppose opioids get a fair pass for being approved.

Croom is growing as a second top tier set tightend who makes smart heads up plays. Centers missing his assignments though.

The heads up play he made for a touchdown after Zay Jones fumbled shows he’s almost there. Adding on another season with his work ethic and he’ll be a top tier #2 TE in sets. As for blocking the centers missing his assignments in point outs.

https://www.buffalorumblings.com/platform/amp/2018/12/27/18155883/all-22-analysis-where-was-star-lotulelei-run-stuffing-defensive-tackle-vs-new-england-patriots Non-exisistent defensive tackle whose also been a bust for the Panthers. A guy whose been easily replaced in rotation.

Needs more development, good work ethic, and could picture him as the second tightend if we drafted Mitchell Wilcox.

Daboll and Allen find and assess the weaknesses in the sexondary. Process players like Zay, Foster, and Croom suffer from lack of concentration and wanting to be big name playmakers. Can flip them for draft picks at this point. If McCoy has a future here does that mean punitive measures for press conferences are no longer happening? Did he manage to get a taking to himself in this process?

McCoy has it out during a media day remaining cool headed. As for McDermott when he comes onto the offensive field and practice (Packers practices) area dropping “f bombs” and berating Allen for receivers dropping balls it looks like Sean wants to build a better attitude within media sponsorships and affiliations then he wants to back players. Not exactly sure how this is going to help when players get to see punitive measures placed; behave well with the media’s.

It wasn’t a blackout here in Maine; though to their credit even on radio they pointed out Allen wasn’t catching the ball or losing it in the sun. Along with how turnovers should have turned into points and then plugged the infamous 0-4 record against the Patriots Sean has had on the road and at home in two seasons. With that they also mentioned how the Bills were in rebuild mode. Got pressure on Brady and was pressuring him pretty good it’s just Foster and Zay gave up and are really mediocre talents; if they made clutch one handed grabs they might have been something. At this point you have to find something to flip them toward.

You cannot fault Daboll he’s found weaknesses in analysis and Allen puts the ball consistently where a clutch receiver would get it. Sadly, at present Zay and Croom have regressed into being all but useless. With Foster showcasing what could be when you have breakdowns in mental concentration sometimes you have to look at the players. Not just the scheme Zay hasn’t clicked here in the clutch.

Josh makes plays Foster, Zay, and Croom don’t just not mature enough to handle that duty of making catches in big games. Flip them for trade value if they don’t put in the effort to improve its a business decision it doesn’t require loyalties attached. Zay isn’t willing to fight for improving and doesn’t show it in practices or try for Daboll with the game on the line so you find someone whose willing to give you at least one pick.

The guys had one job to catch the ball. Josh and Daboll found the weaknesses. And, we were let down by immature players in receiver roles who have given up or found excuses not to take hits or put themselves out there. If I were Foster secondaries know if they hit me hard enough I’ll find a way to say I lost the ball instead of taking the hit. A reason why he was on the practice squad. Lots of the defensive call ups have helped and made impacts. Foster being a “nice find” is realistically a trade value flip. Along with Croom and Zay flip them for picks or teams that have a sucker in the front office they are there.

We caused enough of them to win the game and our offensive unit let us down in the receiving corps. Now, having Josh Allen who plays like a young John Elway makes me think highly of Dan Reeves who is a lot like McDermott and the growing pains he goes through as a head coach. As much as I try to critique Sean he’s working with what he is given along with what he selected. Trent and Star are easy moves to dislike along with their single digit and point multi-million dollar cap hits. Foster looks okay and came off the practice squad, Zay Jones wasn’t the weapon anyone thought he could turn into plays like a much shorter version then his 6’2 frame, and Charles Clay has given up on the Bills. Allen has much more respect for McDermott and it shows; looking at how this team is coming together. And, for all the weaknesses that Allen and Daboll have tried so hard to exploit Croom, Jones, and Foster have managed to implode in spectacular fashion when and where they are most needed. Clay was a non-factor who had given up after the Miami game and again over the middle against the Jets and he knew it. Receivers may be okay in limited action as rotational guys but they don’t fit the process and Zay was a Whaley guy; swearing up and down he wasn’t doesn’t sound right. Zay is the final insult because Doug knew he was gone and got a non-clutch receiver with concentration issues before leaving. As for Foster losing balls in the sunlight is another concentration factor and McBeane will find a way to flip them for trade value or depth value.

Think they meant Pegula’s guys a young head coach reminds me of Dan Reeves but thankfully unlike Elway; Allen has a deeper respect for his Coaches.

Careful on that one guys, kind of a hot take in and of itself, that any dissenting voice has limited English language understanding.

The brothers are still better than what we have now. It showed in Baltimore that McDermott is a tier below Harbaugh. Getting taken for rides and over paying on Star and Murphy when we needed offensive linemen wasting what little cap space we had; I don’t see McDermott returning to the playoffs after forcing so many turnovers and leaving with so little or speaks to how much we lulled.

Josh didn’t have a bad day he played very well and McDermott got outcoached by Belicheck but finally he got a touchdown is still 0-4 against him. People say this and that about how great McDermott is and was in danger of getting axed in Carolina; Reid already realized he wasn’t going to adjust his 4-3 to anything exotic like June had done. Which meant no mixtures of 4-4, 4-6, and or 3-6 you can complain about Frazier not adjusting but look at McDermott and honestly tell me with linemen dropping back into pass protection is he riding coat tails again? I’m for exotic blitzes and keeping the offense honest.

Dude McDermott doesn’t go after Quarterbacks either and was in danger of termination in Carolina.

McDermott wanted guys like Star and Trent Murphy. During the game he also made calls for the defensive line to drop back into pass protection instead of being aggressive. McDermott is clueless on assessing talent levels. When we needed offensive linemen Sean went defensive. To the tune of our limited salary cap pushing it to thirty million and lowering our cap to ten million. You know pretty soon he’s going to run out of scapegoats like his mentors.