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Against a replacement level OL. It reminds me of when the Bills were win and in (2005?) against the Steeler's 3rd stringers and couldnt get it done

After the last few weeks, i'd settle for and improvement to 'kind of average'

I hate to see Poyer go, but at this stage i hope he gets paid. The Bills can't overpay for aging players. I'd even suggest that the Bills probably need a youth movement at this point because the vets they've put together seem to be regular season warriors. Give me a team that loses another game or two in the regular season but is sharp in the playoffs. We barely beat Miami last week against a 3rd string nobody QB, and reality came crashing in yesterday. This team, as constituted, will not win in high pressure games.

Again, I am clearly a world class idiot, but i simply cant make the math work where that alignment makes sense. Soft zone. Even the name is cringe. Every other team in the league finds CBs that can jam WRs then play man. Do we keep drafting wrong, or is something else at work?

I get it that none of us are professional talent evaluators for NFL players, and all that, but what is the philosophical basis for ignoring the OL the last 3 years?

Great, our own Aaron Rogers

I'm not sure it's possible to have called a worse game, so by default whatever algorithm runs Madden would be better I'd even take the inane sayings from Madden over what McClappy says "That was a bad time to throw and interception!"

Yeah, that would seem to be the Bills trajectory here. This regime is disinclined to make big changes in any case

I'd love to get an insiders perspective as to why they came out so flat yesterday. That game was over 7 minutes into the first quarter. I think we all realized it but hoped for Superman Josh to show up. If I had to hand out game balls for the Bills the list would be: Hamlin? Knox? Honestly that's the best I can do. Maybe Beas? the bar is pretty low but that was such a low effort performance it was just embarrassing. Made more so by the fact that they looked like a team from Florida who never saw snow before. Astute observation! I've worked in Sales organizations where everyone were friends, happy hour after work, attending eachothers kids parties and so on. Great places to work! But we didnt move many widgets. Then I've been in others where there was backstabbing, toxic people, and so on, but people got to number and everyone made money. Counter intuitive but I guess people can get comfortable and lose focus on the reason they are there.

ALL SEASON that soft zone let up 3rd and long over and over again. Does any other playoff team play that?

At least in that game we got superman josh at the end and it was exciting. This game was garbage and the Bills put in an insulting effort. I almost bought tickets for my son and I to go to this game and i am patting myself on the back today

When you look at this team as a whole, i'm not sure I see a single star outside of Allen, Diggs, and Milano. Every single other player needs to be looked at from a cost/benefit ratio, and terminate with extreme prejudice. Someone else brought up the example of KC turning over their whole OL in 1 year. I watched them Saturday and their OL appears to be light years better than ours. I said it a few months back here, maybe after the Vikings game. Something has been off with this team for the back half of the season. Yeah, the blizzard, Hamlin, etc, but i cant help but feel there's something else going on. Even Allen completely lacked fire yesterday. Has McD's style run it's course?

I've never seen a softer DL in a playoff game before. Blown up on every.single.play. They made the substitute Cincy OL look like the 93 Cowboys

Agreed, though still waiting for McKenzie to have one of his periodic amazing games

Find a way to keep him. I have faith in Beane on this. The Bills are a better team and the D is a lot more steady when he's in. His presence allows the DBs to swing for the fences more, and has the passion that the D seems to otherwise lack in his absence. Git r done Beane!

I think I've mentioned before that years back i had done a game predicting algorithm in SAS then SPSS. The first thing I did was to feed it data and look for correlations between specific stats (net turnovers, point differential, passing vs running,etc), and W/L record. Long story short, at least in the early 90s, there was, in fact, a correlation between turnovers and W/L but it was weak

dual ten gig mpls connections out to carrier core, but the inside wiring is pretty flintstones

Seriously, it’s completely allowed and ok to throw the ball 6-15 yards downfield. It’s not even a penalty!

Stop calling deep routes on 80% of plays

Love to see Gabe Davis transform into Playoffs Gabe Davis, for sure

Lawrence Taylor and Ronnie Lott, but 6'5 and a good cook

Of all of these, Beas feels like the lowest hanging fruit. No question we've missed a reliable 3rd down slot receiver who can get 7 yards. Looking back at the 3 games we lost, it absolutely feels like Beas could have helped keep a few drives alive, which might well have made the difference.

just stop

just screams 'elderly mother-in-law easter outfit'

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