Chaos

Passer Rating is largely regarded as a flawed stat (however it does correlate pretty well with winning) . Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen make such significant contributions as rushers, that there is a lot of discussion on how to evaluate the combined efforts for the QBs. One of the flaws in passer rating that I dislike, is that the wise decision to throw the ball away rather than take a sack, negatively impacts passer rating, while taking the sack has no impact. For the second and third year QBs, I took the stats that go into passer rating, Attempts, completions, Yards, INTs and TDs and combined them with each QBs rushing stats and sacks. Each rush and sack is added to attempts and completions both. The estimated negative sack yardage and positive rushing yardage are added. rushing TDs are add, and fumbles are added to INTs. It is interesting to note that L. Alexander and D.Watson are also fumbling machines, like Josh Allen. Might just because they run far more than anyone else. Anyway on the combined basis , Lamar edges out Mahomes among the young guns:

so no public accountability. does blame others in public though. can we agree on that?

The LAMP posting is strong with this one.

If only someone would think "play fearlessly"

Many of the fans on this board think of the Bills as akin to a mid-major college basketball team. They think the Bills can win on any given Sunday, but don't really think of the Bills as serious contenders to ever be champs. As a consequence these fans set low expectations, and are happy enough when the low expectations are exceeded. Their main measure of comparison is comparing the 2019 Bills to the 2016 Bills or some other bad version of the Bills. That is certainly their prerogative. Some fans believe the Bills are on equal footing with the Salary Cap, drafting rules and equal share of TV money, and should be held to the same standard of success as the teams competing for the championship each year. These two views are in pretty strong conflict to each other.

This team is all about the continuity train. You won't see an OC change, unless someone hires Daboll as HC.

What I saw was a head coach he told his team to play fearlessly, then blamed the playoff loss on the qb "trying to do to much". Do you have a links to examples of where e publically held himself accountable?

Do you understand the actual rule? By the letter of the rule, the call was correct. Ford was blocking towards his own goal line. A "common sense" interpretation of the play would make it clear it was not a blindside block. But the refs already used up their one "common sense" over ride of the actual rules, when they stole the TD from the Bills in the first half.

I fear that in Sean McDermott , we have found our Marvin Lewis. Bigger fear is that we have found our Jason Garrett.

Original post nominated for LAMP of year award.

That sequence and running the OT offense like it was a 2 minute drill were coaching malpractice. Someone should sue.

Better separation? Our pass catchers are not very good at the catching part.

The problem is you have trouble writing.

no

Edelman is straight up hof, not better than that.

Edelman is going to the HOF. Beasely is a marginal slot guy.

We will draft some players. Sign some free agents. And cut some current players. Every move will be made to improve the team. All 31 other NFL teams will also do this.

if we had Deangre Hopkins we win by 20

his 19 points in regulation was so much better than allens 19 points in regulation. like night and day different.

The ref knew he screwed up. Every Bills player knew he screwed up. Rules are rules. There was no reason to over turn that.

I say we offer Cleveland a second to take Daboll.

Texans gave the game ball to the Refs, the true MVP today.

Championship caliber.

This is aging well.

I took Josh Allen over 34.5 yds rushing at -112 and Josh Allen any time TD for +180 and Bills -2.5 for +155.