Lost

This is where the Chiefs 12th man comes into play to make sure of that.

Having multiple games where our boundary receivers have less than 50yds combined doesn't sit well with me either. That's not gonna work vs. Playoff caliber teams.

He'll go into the locker get a quick injection of Midol and be back in there

Mahomes always with a horseshoe up his arse throws into triple coverage and comes away with a 36yd catch

Sorry but I prefer the explosive Daboll style offense we ran 2021 and 2022 as opposed all these heavy run first packages we're doing now. The kind that spread the field out and often ran three WR sets and extinguished the Patriots 47-17 in zero degree weather in January. We have a generational QB and I want the ball in his hands more often than not. Also, I didn't really see anything tough or hard nosed about our defense yesterday. We're managing to rack up wins against sub 500 teams, but I still don't see anything we're doing that's gonna dominate in January against other elite teams.

How have the Steelers played no divisional games yet?

I need to know how the refs know kicks are good when they never look up to see if the ball went through the goal post.

Robert Saleh laughing right now

So much discipline on display tonight

We're long overdue for a 0-0 game..

I believe it's pansexual

To prove separation stats don't matter

I've always viewed Cooper as a good route runner with some good contested catch ability, not a true separator. If we're putting any stock in these stats, Cooper's yards of separation is only 2.8 which would put him in the bottom half of the league for starting WRs and 3rd on the Bills. Interestingly enough Kalil Shakir is currently ranked 9th in the league with an average separation of 4.3. https://nextgenstats.nfl.com/stats/receiving#average-separation

In regards to the below thread @Roundybout started relating to Bills WR lack of separation. I think an easy test of whether that actually matters or not could be decided if at this point in time, if people would rather have Xavier Worthy who is undeniably a better separator than Coleman. According to next gen stats Worthy's avg separation is 3.6 to Keon's 2.2. I suspect most people after half a season of play to evaluate would rather keep Coleman over Worthy but let's let the votes speak for themselves.

How it is possible to have negative separation?

Who's Travis?

I wish Flacco was our backup. Browns were dumb as hell for not keeping him around.

Normally I would agree with you but their WR group suffered from some ugly drops this past weekend that probably cost them the game

Guarantee the statues of the buffalo will be cut to save money.

I swear half of our salary cap is paying for non-contributors. Some due to injury(Von Miller and Milano have had barely any presence the last two years), Some massive overpays(Knox, Bass) and also some just flat out bad signings(Samuel).

They agreed the deal at the height of the post Covid supply chain issues. Construction costs were already highly inflated at that point. Stadium probably coulda been built for around 1 Billion in 2019 or 2020. Hell we could have had an Allegiant stadium for the price we're paying.

Which ones?

At that point in time, RB was probably the one position we really didn't have a need but damn, the Ravens are paying him the same amount we signed Curtis Samuel for and Henry is having an exponentially greater effect on the Ravens passing game than Samuel is ours. Cook has been the most consistent piece of our offense this year but he doesn't fundamentally change the way defenses play against us. Having someone with the physical stature of Henry is forcing teams to bring in an extra LB because he is just trucking over smaller safeties and DBs. This might rank in the top 5 missed opportunities in the Beane era, right up there with drafting Cody Ford over DK Metcalf.