Congrats to the O Line!

[Nuncha]

The O line got it all together in time for the post season.   They fought through injury, covid, bad play etc. They have been fun to watch the last 3-4 games.  Morse is playing his best ball as a Bill too!  Fun watching 60 clear a path for motor.

 

 

Edited January 16, 2022 by Azucho98

[SoCal Deek]

Something has definitely clicked, or changed. Is it Bates? Is it continuity? Have they changed the blocking schemes? 

[Nuncha]

3 minutes ago, SoCal Deek said:

Something has definitely clicked, or changed. Is it Bates? Is it continuity? Have they changed the blocking schemes? 

I don't know what it is...maybe a combination of everything you mentioned.  Hope this continues because they played extremely well the past 3-4 games.

Edited January 16, 2022 by Azucho98

[John from Riverside]

The true unsung heroes of yesterday’s game that made it all possible Josh was quick to give them credit

[ganesh]

10 minutes ago, Azucho98 said:

The O line got it all together in time for the post season.   They fought through injury, covid, bad play etc. They have been fun to watch the last 3-4 games.  Morse is playing his best ball as a Bill too!  Fun watching 60 clear a path for motor.

 

 

And for Allen too on that 26 yard dash

[MAJBobby]

Notice no Feliciano. Bates and Boettger took that LG job. 

[ganesh]

Josh Allen had 9.34 seconds to make that TD throw to Knox.  Unbelievable

[Deep Voice]

YEAH

[gjv001]

Mitch Morse has just been outstanding. I don't know who beat him out for the pro bowl, but they must both be phenomenal.

[YoloinOhio]

This is a Buckeye beat reporter who is an eagles fan and I don’t think usually watches the Bills. Imagine seeing this a month ago. 
 

 

[hondo in seattle]

I've been a critic of the OL for the past couple years.  

But at the end of the regular season they started to play well.  And then last night they manhandled New England.  

 

I'm not a OL savant so I'm not sure what happened exactly.  But whatever it is, I like it!

[ganesh]

I think the commitment to running the football (by Daboll) has helped stabilize the OL.  

[atlbillsfan1975]

23 minutes ago, Azucho98 said:

The O line got it all together in time for the post season.   They fought through injury, covid, bad play etc. They have been fun to watch the last 3-4 games.  Morse is playing his best ball as a Bill too!  Fun watching 60 clear a path for motor.

 

 

That dude in particular looked great.

[That's No Moon]

Rick. Bates.

[Solomon Grundy]

35 minutes ago, SoCal Deek said:

Something has definitely clicked, or changed. Is it Bates? Is it continuity? Have they changed the blocking schemes? 

Which player was inserted to an already existing lineup? 

27 minutes ago, hondo in seattle said:

I've been a critic of the OL for the past couple years.  

But at the end of the regular season they started to play well.  And then last night they manhandled New England.  

 

I'm not a OL savant so I'm not sure what happened exactly.  But whatever it is, I like it!

 

[LabattBlue]

Williams moved to guard. Bates and Brown in the lineup. 
 

Feliciano, Ford and Boettger to the bench. 
 

Amazing transformation. 

[SUNTANBILLS FAN]

31 minutes ago, ganesh said:

Josh Allen had 9.34 seconds to make that TD throw to Knox.  Unbelievable

On that play brown blocks the same guy twice once at start of the play then after letting him go he annihilated him as Josh was about to throw. I literally was in awe 

[TPS]

1 minute ago, BTB said:

Williams moved to guard. Bates and Brown in the lineup. 
 

Feliciano, Ford and Boettger to the bench. 
 

Amazing transformation. 

Brown has become one of my favorite players because he's so damn feisty!  Great pick by Beane and great physical addition to the line.  I am surprised a bit by Bates, as he is more physical than I thought.

[Sammy Watkins' Rib]

It was the Christmas presents Allen got them.

[Sestak4ever]

That offense is scary if the o line can give Allen time in the pocket. Defensive coordinators will have no answer.