As a public service... Bills vs Colts Highlights (9:48)

[Sierra Foothills]

 

You'll have to watch it on Youtube but at least here's the link.

 

I didn't want it to get buried in a thread where people probably wouldn't be looking for it.

 

 

 

[The Wiz]

Did Kyle Allen try to go for a slide tackle on his pick-6?

[716]

2 hours ago, The Wiz said:

Did Kyle Allen try to go for a slide tackle on his pick-6?

Lol...I saw that during the game. Looked like he thought about that or tripping the guy, but decided last minute not to.

[First Round Bust]

me thinks sound-tackling technique should be the top qualification of any Bills backup qb..second would be qb room chemistry...based on pop culture and movie reviews with Josh Allen

[John from Riverside]

James cook made that looks so easy. It’s like the Colts defenders just let up because they knew they couldn’t catch him

[Sierra Foothills]

23 hours ago, John from Riverside said:

James cook made that looks so easy. It’s like the Colts defenders just let up because they knew they couldn’t catch him

 

Yep.

 

The bounce to the outside looked like nothing but he covers more ground than most RBs when he does it.

 

Teams that lose outside contain on him are toast.

 

[RoyBatty is alive]

7 hours ago, Sierra Foothills said:

 

Yep.

 

The bounce to the outside looked like nothing but he covers more ground than most RBs when he does it.

 

Teams that lose outside contain on him are toast.

 

Something we haven't seen for years in a RB, actual speed.  I am not going to miss Moss or Singletary.

[Bleeding Bills Blue]

Barkley highlights show... weak arm but good anticipation and vision.  

 

Allen should have turfed that pick 6, and im sure dorsey said the same thing right after it happened.  

[Goin Breakdown]

Big face mask here. Not sure he would have got him down but his head was bent back. Kinda obvious while replay was rolling. 
not that it matters much in preseason but it'd be nice to trust the refs when it does matter. 

[BADOLBILZ]

33 minutes ago, Bleeding Bills Blue said:

Barkley highlights show... weak arm but good anticipation and vision.  

 

Allen should have turfed that pick 6, and im sure dorsey said the same thing right after it happened.  

 

 

I'd also say that throwing a WR screen to a big, slow-starting WR like Shavers makes no sense in the first place.   They haven't really had the kind of guy you need to turn one of those into a huge play since John Brown in 2020 but hopefully Sharty at least brings something like that to the table(or at least more than Lil' Dummy did).

[Bleeding Bills Blue]

31 minutes ago, BADOLBILZ said:

 

 

I'd also say that throwing a WR screen to a big, slow-starting WR like Shavers makes no sense in the first place.   They haven't really had the kind of guy you need to turn one of those into a huge play since John Brown in 2020 but hopefully Sharty at least brings something like that to the table(or at least more than Lil' Dummy did).

 

I mean... If you double pump a screen the timing is wrecked and the entire defense knows where the ball is going.  Toss that thing into the dirt, or take the sack. 

[Saxum]

Thanks for link.  I do hate how they cut the broadcasters in middle sentence sometimes.

[DrDawkinstein]

4 hours ago, RoyBatty is alive said:

Something we haven't seen for years in a RB, actual speed.  I am not going to miss Moss or Singletary.

 

Speed, AND the instincts/training to actually break to the sideline when you get space. One of the most basic concepts drilled into us RBs from Pop Warner, but for years I've watched Bills RBs continue to cut back inside and into all the traffic of the Defense. Break for those sidelines and get in the open!

[elroy16]

I'm really curious if McKenzie was supposed to fly into the flats with the blitz coming. Richardson looks right at him after the snap, but McKenzie is running his route.

 

He's a super quick, athletic guy, but the game just seems a hair to fast for him. Even the kickoff, I know it's preseason, but that was a terrible decision.