NFL Week #1 - Bills at the Rams - Post Game thread- The NFL season Begins!!!!!!

[Bruffalo]

Biggest shocker of the game for me: Jordan Phillips' performance.  

 

I don't know what it is about this system but the man excels in it.  

 

The Bills looked like a dominate force. I was surprised at how polished they looked (minus the roleplayers flukey interceptions and the fumbles).  Allen made it look easy, fitting balls into windows that most QBs wouldn't even attempt. 

[dgrochester55]

If you had told me 24 hours ago that Buffalo would have four turnovers and the score would be 31-10, I would have assume that the Rams would them out.   It is amazing that Buffalo dominated the defending superbowl champs on the road despite the early mistakes.

Edited September 9, 2022 by dgrochester55

[YoloinOhio]

 

[wjag]

I really like Rich Eisen.  Mostly because he is a long suffering fan of a team.  I can relate.

 

THIS is after the KC loss in January, but it AGES well.

 

And last night, this was prescient.  He speaks the truth..  Get past the hurt of the 13 seconds and just listen to what he says.

 

 

Edited September 9, 2022 by wjag

[Royale with Cheese]

27 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:

 

 

Aaron Freaking Kromer

[Bigvinny]

1 minute ago, Process said:

Kumerow playing 14 offensive snaps, while Shakir is inactive and we dress 6 linebackers. 

 

Kumerow should never play on offense outside of an injury.

 

Makes zero sense.

 You're still talking about the six linebacker's? Get over it.

[Sammy Watkins' Rib]

7 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:

 

 

not surprised at all with Davis’ snap count. He will pretty much stay on the field all year even in the single wr sets. 
 

i was surprised he only got 5 targets though. But as is usual with him he made the most of those 5 targets catching 4 of them for a 22 yard average and a TD.

[muppy]

Jamison Crowder anybody? He found those seams last night at crucial moments twice as I recall.

[Pete]

3 minutes ago, Process said:

Kumerow playing 14 offensive snaps, while Shakir is inactive and we dress 6 linebackers. 

 

Kumerow should never play on offense outside of an injury.

 

Makes zero sense.

Did you happen to watch our special teams last night?  If it’s not broken, don’t fix it 

It seems quite sensible to me

Edited September 9, 2022 by Pete

[Bigvinny]

Just now, muppy said:

Jamison Crowder anybody? He found those seams last night at crucial moments twice as I recall.

And was decent as a returner.

[Solomon Grundy]

16 minutes ago, Bruffalo said:

Biggest shocker of the game for me: Jordan Phillips' performance.  

 

I don't know what it is about this system but the man excels in it.  

 

The Bills looked like a dominate force. I was surprised at how polished they looked (minus the roleplayers flukey interceptions and the fumbles).  Allen made it look easy, fitting balls into windows that most QBs wouldn't even attempt. 

Next to Von Miller, Phillips was the best offseason acquisition with Safford a close third. On passing situations, Von and Jordan must be on the field together. Phillips brings that pressure from the interior that the Bills have been missing since Ted Washington

[muppy]

Just now, Bigvinny said:

And was decent as a returner.

dude is just a cog in the chain. This team gives me High Hopes just sayin' 🙂

[mikemac2001]

Just now, Bigvinny said:

And was decent as a returner.

Ya I just feel better then McKenzie back there - he seemed calm and decisive with his fair catches 😂🤣 McKenzie just seems spazzy which I like more on gadget plays and crossing routes 

[Sammy Watkins' Rib]

2 minutes ago, Process said:

Kumerow playing 14 offensive snaps, while Shakir is inactive and we dress 6 linebackers. 

 

Kumerow should never play on offense outside of an injury.

 

Makes zero sense.

Was interesting seeing Kumerow out there as often as he was. And not sure what their plan is for Shakir. Feel like he looked too good to keep off the field. But we are so loaded at the receiver position and still really do need Kumerow on special teams. 
 

I’m wondering if we move forward giving Crowder some vet rest weeks off and switching Crowder and Shakir on and off the inactive list.

[muppy]

1 minute ago, Solomon Grundy said:

Next to Von Miller, Phillips was the best offseason acquisition with Safford a close third. On passing situations, Von and Jordan must be on the field together. Phillips brings that pressure from the interior that the Bills have been missing since Ted Washington

Rawr CONCUR!~!

[YoloinOhio]

On hang the banner night?? LA does  not deserve that Lombardi.

Edited September 9, 2022 by YoloinOhio

[Solomon Grundy]

2 minutes ago, muppy said:

Jamison Crowder anybody? He found those seams last night at crucial moments twice as I recall.

Needs to come back to the ball the way Beasley did. That one INTO from Josh could've been negated if Crowder came back to the ball

[Biden is Mentally Fit]

6 minutes ago, Process said:

Kumerow playing 14 offensive snaps, while Shakir is inactive and we dress 6 linebackers. 

 

Kumerow should never play on offense outside of an injury.

 

Makes zero sense.

Good analysis. Ignore the results. McD is in over his head!! 🤦‍♂️ 

[badassgixxer05]

8 hours ago, Doc Brown said:

A five billion dollar stadium and that's their locker room?

Away team. Id only put $100 into that too. lol

[VaMilBill]

7 minutes ago, Process said:

Kumerow playing 14 offensive snaps, while Shakir is inactive and we dress 6 linebackers. 

 

Kumerow should never play on offense outside of an injury.

 

Makes zero sense.

He’s a good blocker