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At this point are the Jags even gonna win their division?

Agree on Trent Williams being a legit MVP candidate. When he's out that offense looks VERY different, and not in a good way.

I think it's a combination of they miss Bieniemy, their OL is playing worse, the installed plays just aren't 'as good' (yeah Andy Reid calls the plays, but an offensive staff installs the gameplan and designs the plays and that seems to have taken a few steps back this year), the lack of a solid WR that Mahomes can depend on (was Juju last year) and Father Time catching up to Kielce finally. All of that together and you can see that Mahomes just isn't trusting everything in front of him. The entire offense just seems to be playing with a lack of focus and discipline that maybe Bieniemy brought because he is (according to rumors) kind of a hard ass.

Why would a banged up Allen trot out in this game though? Head coach/GM canned, backup QB, playoff hopes dead. Allen has nothing to prove and is a known quantity.

This thread has some serious "old man yells at cloud" vibes

Feel like Allen is doing the right thing, if Diggs isn't open or the coverage says go elsewhere with the ball prove that you will and defenses will learn to respect that.

For real, that dude runs like he's angry at the ground. Dunno why it took a while for him to get some snaps. I blame Dorsey.

Is that 3 games in a row that we've had Romo announcing?

That sucks for the Phins but injuries are injuries. We've had our fair share this season too.

I see Gabe Davis as our Danny Amendola, rarely pops on the stat sheet, has a good game here and there and just has playoff games where you're like 'brah where you been this whole year?!'

Phins just clowning the Jets

Which sucks cuz he was awesome at first and then the networks told him to water it down and talk less X’s & O’s, making him boring.

If the NFL wanted officiating fixed they would have taken steps to do so. The current system is a feature, not a bug. The best way to not be impacted by officiating is to simply be better than the other team.

I still can't believe that Mike Ditka's record has stood this long, also his other stats are just nuts. 12 touchdowns 19.2 yrds per catch Over 1k yards on only 54 catches All achieved in only 14 games 🤯

On the surface watching the Dorsey offense it just didn't seem to have any continuity. There was little processing of in game tendencies by the other team to set up other plays, formations or options. Each play seemed to exist in a vacuum of well "if the defense presents this, this play should beat that coverage" which to an extent is true, but it completely ignores tendencies and what the other team is trying to do. This is what I so far took away from watching Brady call the game, he seemed to understand that the Jets were prone to doing X if formation Y was presented, and taking that into considering when calling future plays. It was, although for a second I was worried it was gonna get called back for a block in the back.

Ah yes, the ol' Judge/Patricia combo. I mean at least for the Steelers the two coaches are offensive position coaches and not a ST coach and a former DC.

So far what I appreciate from Brady is that he's had a stint at being OC before, there's a certain wisdom that you gain from climbing the mountain only to fall down and having to start over which Dorsey is only experiencing now. Failure is often life's greatest teacher.

AJ Brown is a damn wagon, I don't think we have a single CB (maybe Rasul?) that can play him straight up, if it's a 50-50 ball Brown is coming down with it.

Knox is a good player, a very credible red zone threat and a decent blocker in an offense where he was never obviously the first read. His contract is honestly fine. Think people just have really unrealistic expectations because they see players like Kelce, Kittle where they are a focal point of the offense.

Greg saying that is basically putting the evil on us 😂

I mean ffs why do you even sub in the block unit on a mayday field goal. The chance of you blocking it is MAYBE 2-3%.

They had Josh Dobbs and they traded him away 😂

Right now I think Josh Allen and Stefon Diggs are more valuable to the Bills org than McDermott is

Completely agree, I don't care what the stats say, for the last 2 seasons this offense just doesn't pass the eye test. Everything looks hard and feels like a chore. Like the offense is somehow succeeding in spite of the plays and play calling.