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Granted 3/4’s of the secondary was out as well as Milano (who surely wasn’t 100% before being out for todays game) but… The defense has given up chunks of yards all year but not many points. Now they’re giving up chunks of yards and points. If a team truly commits to running the ball against the Bills, they don’t have an answer for it, and it opens up so many other options. When they aren’t getting gashed by the run, they aren’t generating any pass rush, which leaves an already depleted secondary in a really bad spot. Bad teams can’t really expose that. Baltimore did it first. Then Houston, LA, Detroit and now New England. tjis is going to be a problem in the playoffs
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okkk now. He was a very big part of Josh‘s growth from in year 3, to where he is now. Let’s not forget Josh was throwing 50 yard bombs to Robert Foster before the Bills traded for Diggs In hindsight, Minnesota won the trade in both the long term and the short term with the drafting of Justin Jefferson
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Can’t wait to seen him diving at ankles, laying on his face staring up at someone catching/running for a first down or td. (tyreek hill eats his lunch) then putting his hands on his hips “damn”
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Greg Cosell - “I don’t think they have a number 1 WR”
PepeSilvia replied to Buffalo_Stampede's topic in The Stadium Wall
The fact that Beane is so confident in saying “full confident Stef is a #1” is unsettling. he was “fully confident” in Gabe being a #2 as well. He seems to be a year behind on his evaluations of declining players. -
Beane & McDermott end of season press conferences
PepeSilvia replied to Process's topic in The Stadium Wall
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Having said all that, the offense still had an opportunity to take the lead with under 2 mins left and they didn’t make enough plays. that’s the real story. They didn’t capitalize on the opportunities that were in front of them, again.
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This game is a cataclysm of the last 6 years into one game. the highs, the lows, the still not being able to cover Travis Kelce, the still letting mahommes pirouette around and get a big first down or finding someone open downfield. Tyler bass didn’t lose this game. From the first snap mistakes were made from Diggs fumbling. To the last drive with Diggs dropping a huge pass, Josh fumbling with 5 mins left and then missing Shakir in the back of the end zone. this is another game of missed opportunities. Blame who you want. There’s plenty to go around
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Allen makes history again- this is a big 1
PepeSilvia replied to JerseyBills's topic in The Stadium Wall
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Stuck in the mud = Coaching & Lack of Talent
PepeSilvia replied to PepeSilvia's topic in The Stadium Wall
Again I will ask…what do our defensive injuries have to do with the offense having 7 pts total, 54 minutes into 5 out of the last 6 games? Again I will ask…what do our defensive injuries have to do with the offense having 7 pts total, 54 minutes into 5 out of the last 6 games? Again I will ask…what do our defensive injuries have to do with the offense having 7 pts total, 54 minutes into 5 out of the last 6 games? -
Stuck in the mud = Coaching & Lack of Talent
PepeSilvia replied to PepeSilvia's topic in The Stadium Wall
What do the injuries on defense have to do with the fact that the offense had 7 pts total with 54 minutes left in 4 of the last 5 games. take away their best game (Miami) and their worst game (pick any of the other 8 games) and that’s what they are. This isn’t just a this season problem. This started to show in the second half of last season. Even when healthy, this defense gets exposed by elite quarterbacks and plays well against average to below average quarterbacks. The roster even when healthy has holes and not enough impactful players that were drafted high. -
think the root of the problem is that the roster isn’t as great as everyone thought it was. Besides Josh Allen and Diggs, defenses don’t have to game plan or fear anyone else. we don’t have any other receiving options (Kincaid may get there) besides Diggs. the zone defense was great for 5 years against average to below average teams. They have drafted high round, non-impactful pass rushers and in turn had to pay 140 million dollars to a 33 year old pass rusher to overcompensate. hyde and poyer are showing their age besides Matt Milano, who do offenses really game plan for?! whenever this zone defense faces elite quarterbacks it gets shredded. This is nothing new and has been exposed over and over and over again. Everyone keeps saying we’re stuck in the mud, I think we’re lacking high end talent
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I think the root of the problem is that the roster isn’t as great as everyone thought it was. Besides Josh Allen and Diggs, defenses don’t have to game plan or fear anyone else. we don’t have any other receiving options (Kincaid may get there) besides Diggs. the zone defense was great for 5 years against average to below average teams. They have drafted high round, non-impactful pass rushers and in turn had to pay 140 million dollars to a 33 year old pass rusher to overcompensate. hyde and poyer are showing their age besides Matt Milano, who do offenses really game plan for?! whenever this zone defense faces elite quarterbacks it gets shredded. This is nothing new and has been exposed over and over and over again. Everyone keeps saying we’re stuck in the mud, I think we’re lacking high end talent
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He hit the sound guy 5 yards out of bounds on a dime