Don Otreply

Happy birthday AR, god I’m old…, 🤣

Its still three, 🤣

I guess that will keep me from watching fox football coverage in the future, not that I watched it in the past…, 😁👍

My heart go out to you both, I can’t imagine how hard this is for you, 🙏

…and improve the defensive scheme… I fixed it for you 👍

That’s three reasons…

What we have always needed is more talent at the #2 boundary WR position to complement Diggs, and our other receiving options. On Defense we have always needed better and much faster implemented adjustments when the opponents offense is marching down the field with regularity especially in the fourth quarter, jmo.

Tom’s brother…

That is good news! Hoping for more of that for her and you, 🙏

Ok “Bubba”

There is nothing liberal about the NFL as an organization, they do what keeps the cash rolling in, that is the sole priority, everything else is lip service. The NFL will pretend to be anything as long as the owners get richer year after year.

Do we want to be the place were guys who are questionable come to recreate themselves, or should we be going after better quality options? Both have potential, but success breeds success…,

Nuthin but luv, but get over yourself, put on your big boy pants and move on, ya know, like an adult…,

Frankly, as long as they bring on a #1b WR that is a bonafide threat/weapon for the offense, they can do what the hell ever they want to do on defense, jmo.

The answer is yes we are, their is always the ten percent of fans that peaked maturity wise as sophomores in high school, and that’s being kind, it would be nice to neuter or spay them so as to reduce the issue going forward…,

Talk about a botched play starting with not running it to the wide side of the field or if you like calling it at all, but I digress, good for Damar!

Nice thread, I would say the main culprit is scheme / play design and making adjustments on both sides of the ball, (coaches) and a lack of difference makers / elite weapons on offense, for example, a killer #1b WR would make a gigantic difference jmo.

We may not have a #1, but that is in large part that our #2 takes no load off of our #1 , this is not said to pile on Davis, it’s just that he is in a position that his skill set can’t fill, Davis is better suited to be a 3/4 and was far more useful in that role, jmo.

Prefers ranch? Wtf, Fire his azs!

Hmmm,

🙏 prayers for her and you,

I am! And don’t you forget it!!

In the roll of a #3/4 he was useful, as a #2 he was in over his head skill set wise, Davis should never been put in the #2 spot, he was more useful when he was going against teams 3rd or 4th CBs,

Remember when Davis was the third/fourth option, he was a potent part of our offense with good results, when he became the #2 not nearly as dangerous a weapon, mostly because he was planned for more frequently, and his lack of separation skill was exposed. Now Shakir is faster, twitchier, and gets separation far better than Davis ever has, so “potentially he has the skills to be better in the #2 role. It is my opinion that having big fast high quality route runner at #2 that will draw coverage away from Diggs, and will create one on one match ups with all our receiving option is the way to go, it give the offense a lot of flexibility in scheme and play design, and puts defenses in a pick your poison situation, and that can only be a good thing, jmo.

BRUCE, arguably the best player the Bills have ever had.