Coach Tuesday

Parker is definitely playing.

Gaskin worries me a bit. This is a must-win game for Miami, home opener, veteran QB, and an OC who loves the screen game - not ideal to be missing your top two LBs. Just need to score a bunch of points I guess. Wouldn’t kill McDermott to have to trust his offense to win an early-season road game against a divisional opponent - goes against all of his natural instincts.

Early leader for post of 2020.

I notice you didn't say High School cheer and I'm reading into that.

It's such a Billsy thing - whenever they go into a season with depth concerns at a particular position group, they seem to immediately suffer a slew of injuries to that specific group. Bad luck but it seems like it's been happening for decades.

The Bengals’ o-line is horrible.

And its past-tense. She beshat the bed.

1,000,000 bonus points for the use of “beclown.” One of the greatest words in the English lexicon.

Just FYI Football Outsiders’ Ben Muth will be writing a weekly column on the Bills’ offensive line (and a couple other teams) this year, first one should be out tomorrow. His columns offer good analysis backed up by clips.

Good post especially the part about his attitude - his football character is off the charts high and it's the biggest reason why he's on track to out-perform his peers from that class (except perhaps Lamar).

Niners?

I think his point about YPA was simply that against better teams, Allen is going to need to maintain his accuracy % while increasing his YPA. He's right.

He has been saying that for a long time, sounds like Sunday change his mind a bit.

[NOTE: $$ SUBSCRIPTION REQUIRED $$] Really good breakdown by Mike Lombardi re: whether any of Allen, Darnold or Mayfield is in line for a $40 million payday. "Allen’s yards per attempt in the opener against the Jets was 6.78, well below what he will need when the competition gets stronger. But for now, Allen looks more confident. He threw the ball more as a passer than a thrower, something Hall of Fame coach Bill Walsh emphasized all the time. Walsh was never enamored with strong, powerful arms, as he often felt those players wanted to show off their arms and not make the easy, more catchable throws. He wanted passers of the football, not throwers, and on Sunday Allen looked more like a passer. Beane cannot say for certain whether Allen should be a $40 million dollar man just yet — he needs more games, probably the whole season. But if he continues to play at the level he did on Sunday, the Club will have a new member." and "Darnold is not more accurate than Allen, though he does not have the obvious wildness or erratic throws that come when watching Allen, either. Darnold’s lack of accuracy is more subtle, harder to judge, often leaving you to question whether the receiver or the thrower is at fault. Most of the time, Darnold gets that benefit of the doubt, which I am not sure is correct."

This again

Woods had skates on when he was here. He literally fell down almost every time he caught the ball. He seems to have gotten better cleats and his game has really come on.

Gabe Davis blew a couple of blocks and took a bad penalty. Was not a great game for him.

Yup. Brilliant pick. Here comes Angry Rogers.

Project much?😄

I give my unit an A+

He was terrible yesterday. He’s ok if he has a good game plan, his line keeps him clean and the moon is in the third quadrant of the sky. Otherwise he’s trash. He’s Kirk Cousins - just good enough to get you fired.

Please back up your OP instead of dropping a turd and coming back to complain about the flies.

Ironically with our LBs injured and Gailey calling the plays I bet we see a lot of screens out of the ‘Phins next week.

And that’s.... Game over, man!

They really don't. Oliver wrecked Darnold's timing and confidence from the jump yesterday and was a big reason the Bills got out to such a big lead.