Coach Tuesday

I don’t see much negativity...

Do you ever tolerate an opinion different from yours? Like, has that ever once happened?

Positives Stands tall in the pocket and is not phased by the rush Goes through his progressions Can make any throw Mobility and toughness Isn’t Nate Peterman Negatives Doesn’t recognize pre-snap looks (shifts, blitzes, protection adjustments) Footwork regressed today Drifts sideways under pressure instead of stepping up into a muddy pocket Doesnt trust his eyes - waits too long to make throws to open receivers Mental clock is still too slow Accuracy remains an issue

Not really surprised by this - his body is done.

Anyway I expect to see lots of FB/3 TE packages to protect Allen. Less role for Kerley.

They are not in the business of adding talent here.

Bryant?

Foster shouldn’t be in the league. This roster construction is large-scale negligence.

Brandon Beane has no idea what he’s doing. None.

Agree they should slide out of the top 3 to accumulate picks, if at all possible. They need to come out of the first three rounds with help at pass rush, CB, WR and o-line.

This.

The Bengals' front-7 is stacked. They're going to cause problems for a lot of offenses this year.

Welcome back. Didn't always get along with you but your insight has been missed here.

If I am the owners I'm getting serious willies about handing that kind of cash to a pro personnel dept. that hasn't shown the ability to land a single quality player yet.

Fine, so they pissed away $3M in a cash-strapped year. Doesn't really change my point.

I don't think McD loses the locker room (yet). Peterman played well in the preseason and he's technically a "veteran" as compared to Allen. McD probably did right by not just handing the rookie the job. Benching Peterman after Baltimore will help McD in the locker room, not hurt him, because it shows the team that McD is (in theory) trying to win games and put the team in position to be successful. McD might've lost the locker room if he started Peterman this week. The owner's box is a different story - if Allen gets hurt because of the lack of protection around him, McBeane have some 'splainin' to do. And I still can't believe the Bills took a bad 2018 cap situation and made it worse by needlessly taking a $3.5M flier on Corey Coleman for a two-week tryout, only to cut him loose (despite lack of talent at the WR position) and now they're effectively paying him to play for the key division rival... if I were Terry I'd be FUMING.

Their CB situation is just as dire - they let Gilmore walk and traded away Darby and now have no solution for defending half the secondary.

You should do it.

Seriously though - if you don't understand when to use "an" instead of "a," you lose your right to call anyone else an idiot... this is part of the FIRST GRADE curriculum.

Lie^^ ?

I would love to see John Miller to block someone. That's my ask.

We need a sub-forum for the anti-media conspiracy threads.

Oh boy...

Maybe he'll be a good OC some day. Seems like a bright, accountable dude. He also has some version of The Yips where he utterly breaks under live fire... he's ready-made for a desk job. Should never be put in the foxhole again and the Bills may need to hire a sports psychologist to help them evaluate players better...

Unlike us, they created it...