In Summary

He missed the lecture on "How to read the room" at seminary.

Couch

Not be surprised by a fake punt

I hate that these interviews draw energy away from 100% focus on the playoffs.

...and with their 2nd 2025 compensatory pick, the Bills pick an undersized DT who projects as a 3-tech, but will play the 1 in McDermott's system. Not particularly stout or massive, he isn't goung to tie up two lineman or outright secure the A gaps, but (player) is a blue-collar, lunchpail, steel worker, cowboy, old 1st Ward brawler that the fans will love. (Player) will look to win battles with a quick first step, perfect technique, and support from teammates. A liability against the run and not being able to push the pocket, (Player) will struggle to fill the 1-tech starting role.

Everyone on D is better when the DTs don't get handled. What's the status of DaQuan Jones? Not seeing much in the stat lines for him.

The Bills continue to construct their defense to be able to handle the top qb's and passing games. They like their 3-techs to be penetrators. 1-tech is not a high priority. Just my opinion.

This. Long seasons and shorter careers. Expect more rules that take the impact out of this impact sport.

Flutie

The deep arcing throw was something that Jim Kelly did better than Josh.

Certainly in a just world. What a garbage play by Poyer.

...and yet, 1-Tech is always a moderate priority at best. Time to draft a big boy next Spring.

His time in Buffalo has passed.

Coleman will not be a good matchup with some corners. Also, contested ball catches make nice highlights, but they're not preferable to simply being open. Overall, I don't expect a rookie to have it all figured out

I agree. Not during games, but the pregame and such. Luckily you get a good cut of football with Cover 1 and Locked On Bills.