BobbyC81

Unfortunately, Brady will see the Bills helmets and his face will light up like a child on Christmas morning.

I always looked forward to Cosell doing the highlights. His delivery was poetic. ”Oakland Alameda County stadium. The Raiders. The Chargers. The Irreverent One, Kenny Stabler…”

I agree. Be aggressive on defense. Jones is still a rookie. Get in his face and force him to get rid of the ball early. Blitz Taron Johnson off the slot.

Don’t forget about Knox attendance at TE University. Watching how guys like Kelce and Kittle play close up could only have helped. I guess the coaches gave Andre Roberts the freedom to run it out of the end zone. There were times last season where he ran them out and didn’t get to the 20.

You don’t want me attending a Bills’ Super Bowl. I’ve gone to about a dozen Bills games over the years here on the West Coast and didn’t see a win until they beat the Rams in 2016. Then I had to go back and see them play the Chargers in the “Peterman game” in 2017. I also went down south for Super Bowl 27 and even though I didn’t get in, they got destroyed by Dallas. I refuse to pay the current Super Bowl ticket prices anyways.

How about Cleveland Sunday night? They have to take a timeout because they have 12 men on defense. Then, when both teams are at the line of scrimmage, they get a penalty for 12 men again. The ref was even smiling when he announced the penalty.

I think attending theTE Academy really helped

Since the D-line rotates so much, he’d have more if he got more snaps

There were more there

A team like the Niners has such a good OL that everybody they put in the backfield, including Deebo Samuel is effective.

There were several plays where the Bills got enough pressure that Wentz had to throw it early. You don’t have to get sacks to be effective.

I miss the days of coaches like Mike Ditka. You think he’d “respect those guys decision”? It would be “get vaccinated or get the hell outta here.” Bill Parcells would probably refer to those players as “she”

But it worked in Carolina!

Despite all the moves made to fortify the defensive line, the key IS Star and the team needs to have a better sub, both for when Star is playing and especially when he isn’t. Star will turn 32 next month so it’s also time to acquire a future replacement. The Bills also lack a thumper LB. Edmunds and Milano are both great for the idea that the NFL is a passing league, but when they face a team with a strong running game, they’re not as effective.

I miss the glorious days of Ritchie Incognito. He definitely was a guy to go to war with, until he took the war outside the stadium.

Yes, when they found that Evander Kane had one, they said he was subject to Federal charges. I don’t think anything has come of it so far, other than the NHL suspension.

Davis had those incredible plays last season when Josh scrambled and hit him at the sideline. With Brown let go, I’m sure we all figured it was to get him more involved. Hope to see him more going forward.

Yes, it was like the Bills coaching staff got on TBD for suggestions. The return of the WR runs. Moss in backfield on passing downs. Gilliam playing and also in on passing downs to support pass protection. Diggs and Davis made some big catches. Anybody know if Beasley was dinged? I was wondering why Davis saw more action finally. Total team win. Wonder how often a team’s secondary, with 5 starters, all get a turnover. Plus, 4 different players scoring a rushing TD. With a win, we can laugh that right after Spero Dedes says “Tommy Doyle in at tackle” that his man blasts past him to sack Josh.

I agree on Williams. I want to give the coaches the benefit of the doubt but they seemed to handle Yeldon the same way. Every time he played, he ran hard, showed some moves and speed and was good as a receiver out of the backfield. Instead they keep running out guys like these schmos. Williams doesn’t have much of a resume but when he played in the last regular season game of last season, like Yeldon, he ran hard and was very productive.

I’ve seen similar issues in following the Golden State Warriors in the last few seasons. Even in their record-breaking 73 win season, they’d come out flat and look horrible. However, the length of a basketball game would allow them time to right themselves and even result in easy victories. The Bills don’t have that luxury in a football game. The NBA seasons are much longer so it would make some sense for the Warriors to not be at their peak for every game. After the success of a couple championships, they found it hard to get up for regular season games vs teams at the bottom of the standings. Again, you can easily make up for a couple of bad losses in an 82 game NBA season. The Bills don’t have that luxury in a now 17 game season as yesterday’s debacle leaves them only a half game ahead of New England in their division. Warriors coach Steve Kerr would respond to questions about why his team had terrible starts and/or terrible games by saying “they’re millennials. They have a tough time staying focused.” I don’t know if that applies to this Bills team but they sure didn’t play their best game. Did they take the Jags lately? Maybe, but, as heavily discussed, the O-Line just seemed overmatched.

That is true but he also has only 4 receptions. They may have decided that Roberts wasn’t worth keeping around as a return specialist for the money he wanted but it doesn’t make sense when you then stop using an offensive weapon because you moved him into that role. The lowly Texans though came to the same realization with Roberts when he wasn’t producing at an All-Pro level.

Leave a RB or TE in the backfield as an additional blocker. Even if the RB sometimes just chips the pass rusher before going out. Bring back DiMarco.

I hear you. I called in sick after each Super Bowl loss.

Yes, think about what Brady used to do every game. The Bills rarely touched him because the ball was gone quickly.

Bradley Gelber @BradleyGelber Something I don't think that has been talked about enough this season, has been Josh Allen protecting the football. He only has 3 INT and 0 lost fumbles to go along with his 20 TDs through the first 7 games. Continued growth from QB1. 1:46 PM · Nov 5, 2021·Twitter Web App It’s like the announcer saying a kicker has made X field goal attempts in a row.