TampaBillsJunkie

I confess to feeling the same way. The Pats had their way with us for so long, you wonder if we can ever kill the demons. Last night was a pure Josh Allen exorcism that left me feeling blissful and free from Billy Cheats haunting. Even the refs couldn't save his ass from a purely joyful dismantling of the dynasty. I think it's going to take a lot to dethrone Buffalo from the AFC perch for at least the next year or two. Hopefully we can keep Knox, Diggs, Gabe, Singletary and keep the building out the trenches. Losing a few coaches and key players could open the door for some competition, but I finally trust that this Front Office can draft well, develop well and continue building a winner in Buffalo.

Don't count out Tenn. Especially with Henry back and rested. They won a bunch without him and their defense is good. I don't know how they do it, but they do so I got to give that coaching staff some credit.

love it. love it. love it.

The Ice Bowl Massacre The Hoodie Slaying

Or do the refs flag them at the worst possible time? I stopped counting how often replays showed phantom calls that were not definitive of a Bills penalty or very close but not called even for both teams during a game. Hence, the PI calls that went against us while Diggs was getting raped on his routes and nothing was called. That kind of goes into my conspiracy theory of better teams getting flagged to keep the games closer, keep them within the spread, or over/unders, etc... They want to keep as many games competitive as possible.

I'm with the crowd who says what does McD, Frazier and Daboll have planned to counter in game. What adjustments do we make to the hoodie to keep him off guard and take advantage of matchups. If they blitz heavy, who is going to be the safety valve? How do we set up the running game for success? How does Josh react pre-snap and see Hoodie's disguises and diagnose where the pressure is coming from? How does the OL react to protect? Do we go with 6 on the O-line and let Josh work downfield? Can we design plays to take advantage of Knox, McKenzie and Davis. How does Sanders fit back in? How can we scheme up pressure on Mac? How do we keep NE from running down our throats like game 1? Do we keep Klein in? How does the DL rotation play out? 4-3-4 or 4-2-5 or 5-2-4? Do we mix it up to take advantage of the Pats personnel on the field? Can we keep NE's WR's and TE's in check if we dedicate ourselves to stopping the run? I'm more concerned with our adjustments rather than the Hoodies scheme.

Bradham was actually pretty good for awhile. I think he got himself into some legal issues off the field. He was still quite a hitter for the Eagles.

I'm a young'in for this board but I do enjoy your posts and Shaw's write ups. It's one thing I come here to read. I also laugh my ass off at how people get mobbed for their opinions if they aren't well thought out or off the wall.

He's going top 15 if not Top 10.

At least not in Buffalo. Play them in the dome and I think we fare much better.

That was a great story. Laughed my ass off after the fumble was recovered by the fire hydrant.

This is really cool. Love his work.

If he takes off more weight, they should try him as an OLB/DE hybrid. If he learns to cover in space, take out TE's and rush the passer, he might be a good weapon in a bigger, more hybrid defense other than the 4-2-5 we keep trotting out.

Rick Bates. Is this Master's son?

We can say the same for the Jacksonville game. That was a cluster f'k of a game. No way we should lose. Same scenario. We could also have won the Titans and Bucs games if not for a few blown calls by the zebras and the players.

If the Pats win the AFC East, as with all other seasons, it gets an asterisk. Brady in the Super Bowl, asterisk!!

YUP. YUP

Taylor is a beast and carrying that whole Indy offense. What he did to the Bills he is doing to everyone, minus the extra TD's.

Gabe is getting it done and we have no other big bodies in traffic other than Knox. I like the idea of getting Sanders in as a 4th and rotating with Beas in the slot. Davis on the outside is a more dynamic weapon and should ease the doubles on Diggs.

I hope Dawkins is ok. We need to keep Brown on the right side.

Better than our OL rotation.

Start Davis, bench Sanders. No more Brown at LT.

We need to get the OL fixed by next week.

Rough start, but almost holding it down. Josh has been under pressure every throw, but he's getting it out quicker now.

I started breathing again. Thank you Diggs!