dave mcbride

Gase is terrible. The receivers are terrible. The line is terrible. The backs are terrible. It's an impossible situation.

That is true. It was a deep dropback. And that’s why I don’t fault him—on 60 yard throw, getting it in the general area code is good. It’s really hard to be pinpoint on such a deep throw. It was good enough. His arm was at the 32 when he released it, actually, and the ball would have landed at the 10/9 if it hadn’t been caught. I’d Say it’s a 58-59 yard throw.

Hughes has made three legit excellent plays on runs.

Yeah , 4th quarter v. Dolphins when bills were up 24-20.

Has Oliver made a play since week 1?

All on the Bills side of the field though. Three and outs are a distant memory.

The Bills are getting to be regulars at not forcing punts. 6+ quarters without one.

The Bills have not forced a punt In over six quarters. The defense is officially a problem.

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To be fair to darnold, his supporting casT is worse than josh’s in 2018. No one can separate. Plus the rbs and line are awful.

What aikman is saying right now is nonsense. 61percent is bottom of the barrel in today’s nfl. My god.

That was aridiculously bad call on denver.

It is amazing to me that Buck (nepotism!) and Aikman are unaware of the rules regarding the center position on fg/xp kicks. The rules protecting centers have been in place for nearly a decade. Buck is simply awful and only has his job because of who his father is.

The officiating is the worst i have seen in a while. The pass to the EZ by darnold was perfect, but the defender grabbed the reciever’s hand and armbarred him. The interference was as clear as day—but no call. I hate the jets, but i hate seeing terrible officiating even more.

Literally the Broncos lost a game on a far, far more marginal call last year vs. the Bears. There have a bunch of more marginal calls this one, and you can’t bring a qb down violently anymore. It is a penalty.

Whatdrought, if you can’t see what the intent was there, I don’t know what to effing say. Seriously.

Worst non-call of the year—and I hate the Jets. That BS needs to be effing legislated out of the league via suspensions. Just terrible. No effing excuses. The last thing this league needs is more injuries caused by players who feel they have free range to whatever the hell they want because there are no consequences.

Just saying: it is effing outrageous—as in worst call of the year in the nfl—that there was no penalty called on that darnold sack. That sort of unnecessary violence should be eliminated from the league. And now they call something on quinnen williams? Omg.

Great, informative piece. Thanks for posting.

Darnold is getting a bad rap right now, and he's not playing well. But he is a talented QB and is in a truly awful situation. Worst receivers in the league, no RB, A middling-at-best o-line (which was awful last season), and a coaching dumpster fire. He's better than he's showing. He's too good to be a backup. He'd be a productive player on a better team. Put him on Pittsburgh (if, say, Roethlisberger retires) and he's immediately better than every qb on that team.

It's effectively an iron law!

It was an injury (broken foot bone) but also famously a case of player getting massively paid and deciding that he didn't really like taking punishment anymore because he was basically set for life. Before that contract, he had had five seasons in a row of over 1600 yards from scrimmage and at least 16 TDs (he had 98 TDs over five seasons, which is insane). After he got paid, his ypc went immediately from 5.1 to 3.6, and he was gone from the league within two years.

That was PI. Textbook.

See my other posts. LA went to a short passing game that negated the rush completely.

Are you watching tonight’s game? The Ravens’ defense is excellent, and they are being completely shredded. This is today’s NFL, when good defenses facing elite offenses consistently fail. That is the sort of offense the Bills’ D had to face yesterday. the Pats’ D is probably the best in the league, and they were eviscerated by Russell Wilson.