Chaos

I agree Spencer Brown is a problem. But I think the biggest problem on offense remains red zone play calling.

wow

There are limited number of variables in the last couple of minutes: ball location on defence or offense down clock is running, not running yards to first down time remaining timeouts remaining opponent timeouts remaining Example: Bills have the ball on their own 38 with 1:43 remaining in the first half, it is second and 9, the clock is running, they have 3 time outs remaining , the opponent has 2 time outs remaining. There is a correct descision to call a time out or not call a time out here. It can all be worked out ahead of time, not a heat of the moment decision. Seems like it would worthwhile to higher some MIT math genius to put together the algorithm to identify exactly when to call a time out, signal to spike the ball, or run the play on based on the relevent variables. Then let the math genius call the time outs. Rather than have someone with 50 other things on their mind decide by "their gut"

durant tried to hold him, not sure he succeeded

do not understand why teams put QBs in shotgun on first down at the 3 yard line.

Rams !!!!!!!

Hurts too too much risk there. Should have thrown it away.

he is active nice catch

He is in the hall of fame because everyone who knows what the NFL is knows who Joe Namath is. Probably the most "famous" guy the NFL every produced. Hall of Fame is exactly where he belongs. If they create a hall of TD:INT ratio leaders, they can leave him out of that.

It is situational to me. I don't think we should be in the shotgun on third and 1 ever for example.

So you think the defense reached its full potential?

While Edmunds may not have been a liabilty in general, I have no memories of him stepping up in a clutch situation. General Patton is credited with the quote "Lead, follow, or get out of the way". I think it is possible Edmunds was "in the way" of the defense reaching its potential. It may have been Leslie Frazier's play calling.

First four trips to the red zone yielded 16 points. Against explosive offensive teams, this is probably not quite good enough. The red zone play calls and play designs don’t seem much different than last year. This level of red zone success is fine again average or below average teams. It is certainly eligible to improve as the new players have more games together. But I think to go deep in the playoffs it must improve.

The really remarkable thing is that the bears traded away Roquan Smith

Hope you’re right. This is not the same dolphins as last year though

Bills' Allen unleashed, Dolphins can't withstand the beast, Victory is ours.

Silly game. Pretending only the Bills have injuries.

Bills will shock the world when they release the well rested fresh Elam Kracken next week, and watch him completely shut Tyreek Hill down.

Really. Last year we split in the regular season and struggled against Skylar Thompson led offense in the playoffs.

One of the most ridiculous posts i have ever seen

If we score 71, we don't need to hold them under 70, 70 would work.

The Leonard Floyd signing seems to be the key offseason addition. I love the McGovern,Kincaid,Torrence,Murray, and Harris additions too. But I think as the season goes on, we are going to appreciate that Floyd was a true missing link for us.

Seems like this isn't in the cards as quickly as he is getting rid of the ball.

I love basketball and appreciate that the best point guard doesn't have to score any points. So far in three games, its hard to argue with T"ua the points guard's" results. So the question is how should it be stopped. So far three professional NFL DC's did not have the answer. I am sure I don't. But I will start with a question/proposition: I keep hearing how Tua is getting rid of the ball so quickly, that no pass rush can be effective. If I assume that to be true, then why pass rush with more than 3 and just play 100% Dime. The last thing Tua wants to do is run so we don't need to worry about that. Seems like this might force Tua to wait for plays to develop, which is not what he seems to thrive. Make Tua beat us deep.