Buffalo_Stampede

I guess I’ll post this here. Why are the 49ers and Chiefs having trouble signing 2 of the top 5 defensive players in the NFL?

Hopefully. Ravens play them tough. We play too soft defensively to match up vs their offense. Maybe that changes this year.

About to say the same, although beautiful day today in Buffalo.

The Bills redzone offense was bad early in the season last year falling to mid 20’s overall but improved to a top 10 level by the end of the year. The redzone issues early were mostly on Josh Allen. I don’t think you read that post. The Bills were 2nd in wide open receivers right ahead of the Chiefs. Also I don’t think we know much about Dorsey yet. It was a very similar offense to 2021 minus Josh going nuts in the playoffs. I don’t think they changed a whole lot. We’ll see more of Dorsey’s impact this season with Kincaid and Cook. These are weapons that should be utilized. We’ll definitely be able to better evaluate Dorsey in 2023.

I’m sure they do.

Transitioning from playing career to not being wanted by a team is a tough reality. He’s had a great career. Hopefully mentally he’ll be ok.

Chiefs aren’t even the team I’m most afraid of. It’s the Bengals. I don’t think we match up well at all vs the Bengals. I said that last year and got a lot of dislikes. Bengals are the team I want to avoid if possible.

Interesting last comment.

It definitely matters. Those 3rd downs get a little harder.

The reason I laugh at fans complaining about Dorsey is because fans complained about Daboll. I know because I defended Daboll here. One of the hardest things to do is replace a top player or coach. The reason is because expectations are at an unrealistic level. Daboll had a top 3 offense so those are the expectations. Dorsey met those expectations but he wasn’t perfect. The offense had some flaws. Improved in some areas but declined in some areas. We might see a similar situation with McDermott taking over for Frazier. Unless the defense looks much more improved there will be criticism, even if it’s a top 5 defense. Same thing for the next head coach if McDermott were let go. Our expectations will be so high. Super Bowl or bust. The next coach won’t have a honeymoon period.

Players have played through it or only missed a game. So you’re likely correct. But at 34 you never know.

Lol. I think you’re actually serious with this post. “Plays that work.”

Offense will be very good without Kelce but the question is will it be top 5 or top 10? A lot of young WRs.

Kelce is 34 years old. This will be interesting. He’s never missed multiple games due to injury.

They had Singletary and Cook. You have to take someone off the field. That’s something you’re not understanding. Hines was more of an insurance policy for Cook. As it relates to Kincaid that shouldn’t be an issue because Kincaid has no competition for his role on the offense.

It’s not a valid concern. There was no path to getting Hines touches. Hines was the 3rd RB after being traded to Buffalo. A team with McKenzie playing a prominent role. The options to get Hines touches was take touches and snaps away from Singletary, Cook, McKenzie, and/or Knox. He found his role as a return man.

I’m very interested to see if they convert Dawkins or Tre White. Both players clear a lot of space but both players are also cut candidates after the year.

Finally Josh beats Patrick.

Spencer Brown is ready.

Hater

Holding, offense #79. 10 yard penalty. Replay 1st down.

A lot of kids grow up privileged. Being privileged doesn’t mean you make stupid decisions. Peyton Manning grew up privileged. Chad was a top recruit, SEC starting QB, and a NFL QB. Not every privileged kid in America achieved that. He’s a talented player. He made dumb decisions. People say he’s humbled or whatever, I don’t know. He doesn’t have to be humbled to stop making dumb decisions. Sometimes people change as they get older.

He’d get 1 win at least.

The Cards could go 0-17 if the little QB doesn’t play.

Only time will tell.