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He leaked out and turned around for a possible dump off from Allen. Not sure that was his assignment.

Even Meyer has respect for the way this team was built. Says they have studied the Bills and they are one of the best builds in recent history. https://www.orlandosentinel.com/sports/jacksonville-jaguars/os-sp-jacksonville-jaguars-buffalo-bills-nfl-20211105-k7mdxag7zrdmzktcc7ciu2ot5i-story.html

Hyde and Poyer are getting recognized as the best safety tandem in the NFL. Ed Oliver is becoming the force that we hoped he would. Edmunds is looking great this year. Even Greg Rousseau is being recognized as a possible DROY candidate. I keep thinking that having Star Lotulelei back has had a ripple effect over the whole D, but it's more than that. The front office made a real effort to resign their own. The communication on the field between players is elite. Everyone knows what the man next to him is doing and it is showing up in the games. The interesting thing, in my mind, is that the team concepts in place are allowing multiple players to make plays at every level of the D. In turn that is increasing recognition. There are multiple players considered to be elite on this D. It should also be pointed out that the success this year can be attributed to great coaching. The way this team works together is the best I have seen in recent memory. It's very clear that this entire team was built on a solid foundation.

Me like.... It looked to me that the RB was leaking out to be a possible target for Josh.

Some good points here. I'm pretty sure if McDermot could get a Kahlil Mack or Von Miller, he wouldn't complain. And Star is having a very positive effect on the overall defense. Others are benefiting from the dirty work he is doing up front. I believe though that the pass rush is much better than they are getting credit for. These QBs are getting the ball out fast. You can see that they are game planning it that way because you do not want to hold the ball long against this team. Just watching their defensive front, you can see the disruption from play to play. They get after it in the trenches and it's not just the DEs either. What is really impressive, is that the run defense is good enough to make opposing offenses prefer the short passing game. It seems to me that this defense and the coach who leads it is intentionally trying to force the pass. Specifically the short passing game. Teams are not getting away with deep passes, because they don't have time and the coverage is so good. That short pass game increases the percentage of throws and by sheer numbers also the number of mistakes. Look at the number of interceptions. And like you said, it's a team effort. No one guy is getting all of those picks. And it is often a pick because the guys up front are putting pressure on the passer. I believe, this team is embracing the fact that is a passing league. Heck, they are even forcing teams to pass more.

Great throw. Terrible punt.

There were multiple instances where the laces were facing the kicker last year. Even if you want to put that on the snapper, it's still up to the holder to handle it and get those laces facing the goal instead of the kicker.

Um, in the twitter post up above.

Yes, he doesn't kick far and he does shank them more than we like. I do like that he is a good at taking the snap and getting the ball right for a scoring opportunity. Also like that hang time. No one is breaking off a big return because of it. Also, he is not punting very much to get those punts dropped behind the 20. I hate those shanks. It seems to me he is trying to drop punts close to the out of bounds line on purpose and missing by that much? I agree, he doesn't have a strong leg. I'm just not sure it's as bad as all that.

Aside from his shanking punts occasionally, apparently he has great hang time on them and very few yards after the catch. His usefulness is significantly greater than his predecessor.

From what I have seen, they have been getting burned in the passing game but yeah, their front 4 is solid and it shows in their ability to stop the run. But they are bottom of the league in sacks. They aren't getting enough pressure on the QB. Bills are a nightmare for them offensively. Allen with time will chew them up and spit them out.

I hope they do attempt a cover 0. Miami has a pretty darn good secondary. Jags? Not even close. Plus Miami did a pretty good job rushing the passer. Jags are too slow to get to the QB. This is absolutely the game to attack with the passing game. Couple of long connections and that defense won't know what to do. It's all about exploiting weaknesses and man are they weak stopping the passing game.

Is that an illegal hands to the face on 94?

The guy in the gap got run over by a truck.

https://www.bleachernation.com/bears/2021/11/02/is-the-washington-football-team-trying-to-swing-a-trade-for-mitchell-trubisky/ https://heavy.com/sports/buffalo-bills/mitchell-trubisky-trade/ Just plopping these here. Don't know how reliable either of these are, but rumor has it Trubisky is a hot commodity right now.

I have a theory with the front four on D. It seems to me, they are always playing strait up beat your man. Do they ever run stunts, where a Dlineman runs around another DLineman to reach a gap and pressure the QB? Usually I am on the edge of my seat waiting to see if someone makes it to the QB, but a little trickery on the DLine can really pay dividends. Meatball used to do it, but not sure if these young guys are?

Cole Beasley had 10 catches out of 13 for 110yds. Some of those were a quick pass to him behind the line of scrimmage as soon as the ball is hiked. It looked like it worked more times than not.

It seems to me, the AFC east is starting to get better as a whole. Miami fought hard. New England is increasingly getting better and the Jets have now surprised two very good teams. The Bills are now the hunted, and they better find a way to be more consistent. They are clearly have the talent but man are they up and down a lot.

Yes, that makes sense. Tua has been doing pretty well with the quick timing routes. They need speed to disrupt those. Do that and he is pretty likely to throw a pick.

He played a little in Houston 7 targets and 3 catches. Not much to go on, but given he was picked 10 spots before Knox, might develop into a good TE.

Greg Cosell Previews Bills-Dolphins He says Miami has been gradually working in more zone coverages and expects there to be a lot more zone against the Bills. Pretty good video. Also says Miami is embracing timing routes. A lot of 3 step, 5 step drops and get rid of the ball quickly to eliminate sacks and pressures. They are scheming, but does anyone really think they have any hope?

Just another poster in this forum. That's why I said rumor.

Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. They'll attempt to make Josh think by leaving two deep safeties out there like everyone else is doing. Josh is still going to carve them up. It's rumored that Doyle will play RT. Curious if there is any truth to that. https://www.miamiherald.com/sports/nfl/miami-dolphins/article255259711.html https://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/miami-dolphins/fl-sp-dolphins-main-thurs-20211028-oyfekkiz55ak7om6rxndkkhqgq-story.html I think they are going to emphasize pass rush more than anything though. Thing is, they know they have a problem and will be trying something different. They are getting smoked by the passing game.

We haven't seen much of Doyle. That would be interesting indeed.

Miami is planning to change the way they cover receivers for this game. I am assuming they intend to run more zone to duplicate what some other teams are doing to slow Josh down.