Simon

Actually I am using my eyes, while you guys are relying on a stat sheet and depending on broadcasters to tell you what's happening. And he made multiple plays of note last night if you had actually been using your eyes instead of relying on other people to tell you what's up.

He did. Again. There's a host of people who stare at the ball convinced that they still know what they're watching.

There's no digging deep or any need to go to the film room; it's right there on your TV screen every week if you're paying attention. He's nothing like Edmunds.

If you think he's invisible, it isn't because he's playing poorly, it's because you can't see what he's doing. For gawd's sake, he led the team in tackles last night from the DE position, with 1-2 for a loss, and single-handedly blew up a key 3rd down that literally changed the scoreboard and gave the Bills a chance to win the game.

Thanks, 'preciate the 2nd looks. #1- It's stunning how much of the Houston defense has that thing read before the Bills even snap the ball. Brady is in over his head against NFL defenses. #2- I didn't realize in real time that Palmer had broken it off. If that's a designed option route, Palmer actually makes the right read. Unfortunately Edwards (who has about 6 games left in Buffalo) chased a a zone dawg upfield instead of dropping into passpro where he probably would have disrupted the twist and given Allen the time he needed.

Joke Brady has been having issues getting calls in for two years and I'm not convinced he is even capable of operating at speed.

McBeane has been making hires for 7+ years and in all that time the only legitimate NFL coordinator they've hired was a 60 year old milquetoast Leslie Frazier. In 7 freaking years. What on Earth would make anybody think these guys are going to bring a dynamic coordinator in here on either side of the ball?

Out of a cannon? Yes.

Your doctor would advise you not to subject yourself to that kind of pointless frustration again. 👍

Both of those things have been a recurring issue all year long. We may lead the league in missed tackles. And Brady's predictable, repetitive, chickenspit offense has absolutely been boring and uninspiring.

That clip was after the failed 4th/1 where they ran Cook over G for the 4th play in a row (3 to the L, one to the R).

This team has been in a funk all year long. It is the worst coached Bills team we have seen in the Allen era, and it's not even close, imo. There is no attention to detail, both sides of the ball are frequently confused and on different pages, self-scouting and situational awareness are completely absent on Sundays and there is no good answer at this point of the season. The player can sense it and as a result we are seeing multiple games with unfocused, unmotivated players. The only time they really get geeked is when the play rivalry games against opponents they personally dislike (Chiefs, Jets, Ravens), the rest of the season they have mostly been going through the motions. Unless they get younger at multiple positions and retool with an entirely new coaching staff, we are probably going to see more of the same going forward.

I thought the fist one was in his left shoulder

Agreed. I just said the same thing about the staff in another post.

The staff should have done something as well. It went on for at least a half hour and was clear as day from my couch 1000 miles away.

It was stupid and cost them at least two drives, imo.

Somebody asked who was running open. I answered them. Sorry.

I get that. It was still the right read. And OPI is 10 yrds.

Knox (I think) was coming off the pick and was open for the first but Allen tried to force it to Palmer(?) in the endzone off his back foot.

Look at that route combo. His new nickname is Joke Brady.

So they're going to take the time to switch personell and run the play clock down to 5 so they can run Cook over LG for the 10th time. Somebody kick Joe f'in Brady out of the plane somewhere over Oklahoma.

Please don't start new threads during games. Use the existing game thread.

He's been playing with one arm for the last 40 minutes

That was the 4th Cook run over G in a row

Spencer Brown can't lift his right arm and is playing one-handed