Buffalo_Stampede

If they get OBJ and Landry. Draft a beast on the OL. The offense changes a lot. Sign me up.

Listen, I absolutely love getting a game breaking RB in the late first or early 2nd. It’s tremendous value cap wise. But you can’t draft RBs in back to back years in the 1st and 2nd.

Brandon Beane special. He’s definitely trying to sign OBJ and Landry. 2 guys he’s been trying to get. Just like other players, Beane keeps trying to bring them in. If at first you don’t succeed, dust yourself off and try again!

Imagine using a 1st and 2nd round pick on a RB in back to back drafts.

You want the truth?

Go get him Beane.

I don’t know. I wanted a guy with some experience. I would love to throw a pick at Denver for Juedy also.

So you’re blaming a WR coach you never heard of before today? Some WRs did develop nicely in Denver.

Why are Buffalo fans always so angry?

Redzone was bad early on this year. Offense was better in 2022 than in 2021. Difference was playoff offense.

A sprain is a partial tear.

Finally found a smart man on Twitter that saw it like I saw it. Bradberry was toast and grabbing JuJu kept him from going the complete other direction.

Nice of Bradberry to follow the script then.

He has data this offseason that he didn’t have last offseason. He has his own tendencies he can evaluate. He has tendencies of players he can evaluate. Will he improve? Who knows. He could get worse. But he has a lot more information today than he did last year. He’s going to attempt to take that information and improve. Statistically it’ll be hard to improve, they were good in basically every metric. Hopefully the inconsistency can be eliminated.

This is a pretty bad take. Doesn’t make any sense.

In a game we think is rigged already we’re spending the day saying an obvious penalty shouldn’t be called because it would change the outcome of the game. This world is amazing. 😂

Played half a season with a torn UCL in his throwing elbow. Offense still finished 2 in ppg and ypg. Some suspected he suffered a concussion vs Green Bay. OL struggles. 1st year OC. Slot WR issues. Inconsistent run game. The man is a beast.

We still don’t see the full shot. But we definitely see a jersey pull. I don’t think anyone can say if it was egregious or not. It’s totally subjective. I personally see JuJu’s momentum slow in on shot and I see Bradberry pull closer with the hold. Every tug and hold isn’t going to prevent a WR from breaking wide open in the final 2 minutes of a game. This one does. I’ve always said that fans and media don’t care about non calls as much. In our eyes it’s better to not make the call, let them play. This is exactly what is happening. It’s a clear as day hold that changes the end of the game. We don’t want it called because we don’t want to even see a ref in that moment.

We never get the full shot the ref had for whatever reason. They never showed the jersey pull shot for whatever reason also. JuJu breaks open after the hold. Imagine if there was no hold. Remember the hold also helps Bradberry recover as he’s beat bad. Put both videos together. Bradberry needed the hold to help stay with JuJu. He’s literally going the wrong way, holds JuJu to pull closer.

Draft the best OG in the 2023 draft.

Do you ever wonder why “that moment “ is the moment to not call it? I think it was the Tampa game last year where we were freaking out because Diggs couldn’t get a holding call all game? Then the final play of regulation he gets held bad and no call. If you watch the right angle of the Bradberry play the jersey pulls. In that moment with JuJu breaking wide open and Mahomes throwing the ball his way, don’t you have to call it? Doesn’t it change how the game ends by not calling it as well? I understand the rest of the game they let stuff go, but this play was for the game. With that said I’m always pro no call but this play was different IMO. Kind of reminded me of the Buccaneers no calls in the Bills game.

He’s got the best job. He can slide into Reid’s spot in a few years. I would stay with MaHomes.

Bad calls have been part of the NFL since you started watching the game. What has changed is better replay and the coverage. It’s not just NFL either it’s every level. Refs are human and make mistakes. I also believe they feel pressure in big moments just like the players.