Bills-Jets week 1

[CaliBills]

Benford CB2  (Nice!!)

[Warcodered]

 

[Beast]

[finn]

Predictions:

Brown and Torrence create some space for Cook, but Cook dances and mostly gets tackled for little or no gain. 

Brown whiffs spectacularly at least twice and is generally leaky.

Kincaid has 5 catches for 85 yards.

Allen gets sacked five times, Rogers twice.

Breece Hall gains 130 yards. 

Bills fan howl at Sauce Gardner mugging Diggs and Davis time after time without flags.

Bills win because Allen shows he's the best player in any position the league has ever seen. He carries the team all by himself. 

 

 

[Slippery Rubber Mats]

This Bills team is the worst 13-3 team in the history of the NFL, maybe even the CFL too idk but I can't imagine any team having a worse roster/ GM/ coach, 4th string joke safety. 2nd round draft failures, Wyatt Teller, worst OL in the league, Kiiar Elam, and why do we keep rostering a FB? 3-14 team if I ever saw one

 

fire everyone trade josh allen fold it up

[Beck Water]

1 hour ago, Warcodered said:

 

 

TF did I just hear?

https://youtu.be/A6uLBUOjkXQ?si=HeUFoIIjZR1SMt-2

 

6:13 in, in case that doesn't work.  Coach McDermott just said that there isn't a lot of film on Hackett and Aaron Rodgers together; said that they've been around each other, but not in the roles they're in as OC and QB.

 

But, Hackett was in GB for 3 years as titular OC!!!! 2019 - 2021

 

During those 3 years, GB was 13-3, 13-3, and 13-4 and Rodgers went to 3 probowls and was 1st team all-pro 2x and league MVP 2x.

 

What TF is McDermott talking about?  Is he implying actually, Matt LaFleur was the OC and Hackett was OC "in name only"?  I hadn't heard about LaFleur calling the plays etc., but did he?  Is that why people felt Hackett was so unqualified to be Denver's HC?

 

Or is McDermott confused, which would not be a good sign (and seems unlikely)?

[GoBills808]

3 minutes ago, Beck Water said:

 

TF did I just hear?

https://youtu.be/A6uLBUOjkXQ?si=HeUFoIIjZR1SMt-2

 

6:13 in, in case that doesn't work.  Coach McDermott just said that there isn't a lot of film on Hackett and Aaron Rodgers together; said that they've been around each other, but not in the roles they're in as OC and QB.

 

But, Hackett was in GB for 3 years as titular OC!!!! 2019 - 2021

 

During those 3 years, GB was 13-3, 13-3, and 13-4 and Rodgers went to 3 probowls and was 1st team all-pro 2x and league MVP 2x.

 

What TF is McDermott talking about?  Is he implying actually, Matt LaFleur was the OC and Hackett was OC "in name only"?  I hadn't heard about LaFleur calling the plays etc., but did he?  Is that why people felt Hackett was so unqualified to be Denver's HC?

 

Or is McDermott confused, which would not be a good sign (and seems unlikely)?

I honestly have no idea what he's talking about

 

and not for nothing but he also said Hyde wasn't practicing and he actually was out there

 

 

[Beck Water]

4 minutes ago, GoBills808 said:

I honestly have no idea what he's talking about

 

and not for nothing but he also said Hyde wasn't practicing and he actually was out there

 

 

 

That last kind of thing (McDermott says a player won't practice, but he's out there) has happened before.  

I think there are two reasons for this:

1) the player is out there for warm-ups and position drills/1:1s, which is all the media is allowed to watch - but does not participate in the team part of practice

2) the trainers communicated to McDermott that a player was injured and needed to be held out, but then after treatment and warm-ups the injury improved to where they said "OK, let's give it a try and see where you are"

 

Pretty sure today is likely to be a walk-through in shells for the team portion, so it's a practice an injured player could handle in theory.  We don't owe the NFL an injury report until tomorrow, so we won't get any more info.

 

 

 

 

[Beck Water]

 

I would say the issue is not his neck

 

 

 

[ChronicAndKnuckles]

On 9/5/2023 at 8:14 AM, 78thealltimegreat said:

I really like the Bills in this one but…
One factor that really has me watching this is the officials. Based on all the X Factors Sept 11, Primetime, Aaron Rogers first game with the New York media pumping up the jets tires like the second coming….have to watch for the inevitable Refs wearing green jerseys deal…heck we saw it in a meaningless preseason game in Pittsburgh where the Bills in the first half breathed in the wrong direction and it was a penalty. 

This is what concerns me the most. 

[CEN-CAL17]

2 hours ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:

Terrell Bernard named starting MLB.

Nobody would have thought last January…. If Edmunds is gone, 2nd year player Terrell Bernard would be his replacement. Crazy. I guess we will see how he does.

[Boatdrinks]

2 hours ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:

Terrell Bernard named starting MLB.

Not shooting the messenger here, my response is to the content only. Didn’t Bernard play a scant amount at best in preseason? So much for the “competition “at MLB … Kirksey , how soon can you learn this defense ? 

[fergie's ire]

46 minutes ago, Beck Water said:

 

TF did I just hear?

https://youtu.be/A6uLBUOjkXQ?si=HeUFoIIjZR1SMt-2

 

6:13 in, in case that doesn't work.  Coach McDermott just said that there isn't a lot of film on Hackett and Aaron Rodgers together; said that they've been around each other, but not in the roles they're in as OC and QB.

 

But, Hackett was in GB for 3 years as titular OC!!!! 2019 - 2021

 

During those 3 years, GB was 13-3, 13-3, and 13-4 and Rodgers went to 3 probowls and was 1st team all-pro 2x and league MVP 2x.

 

What TF is McDermott talking about?  Is he implying actually, Matt LaFleur was the OC and Hackett was OC "in name only"?  I hadn't heard about LaFleur calling the plays etc., but did he?  Is that why people felt Hackett was so unqualified to be Denver's HC?

 

Or is McDermott confused, which would not be a good sign (and seems unlikely)?

 

It's no secret that Hackett did NOT call plays in Green Bay.  La Fleur said after the 2020 season that he might decide to cede the play calling to Hackett....but he did not.

[K-9]

The more I watch replays from last year’s meetings with the Jets, the more I’m convinced it’s OK for Josh to use his legs as much as he sees fit. 

[Gregg]

Just now, K-9 said:

The more I watch replays from last year’s meetings with the Jets, the more I’m convinced it’s OK for Josh to use his legs as much as he sees fit. 

 

He may not have a choice. This might be the best DL the Bills face all year. 

[NewEra]

3 hours ago, fergie's ire said:

Do you remember when these "week #" threads would get pinned and there would be a bunch of info like tweets from reporters who were at practice?  What happened.  I know, I know....no YOLO.

I was just thinking how strange it was that the weekly game thread was only 6 pages on Wednesday and knew the reason  why instantly.  
 

 

[Beck Water]

 

 

 

36 minutes ago, fergie's ire said:

 

It's no secret that Hackett did NOT call plays in Green Bay.  La Fleur said after the 2020 season that he might decide to cede the play calling to Hackett....but he did not.

 

Fair.  I missed the memo, but that's not a surprise.   Is Hackett thought to have had any input into the design of the offense, or was that thought to be all LaFleur?

3 hours ago, fergie's ire said:

Do you remember when these "week #" threads would get pinned and there would be a bunch of info like tweets from reporters who were at practice?  What happened.  I know, I know....no YOLO.

 

14 minutes ago, NewEra said:

I was just thinking how strange it was that the weekly game thread was only 6 pages on Wednesday and knew the reason  why instantly. 

 

Y'know, in the time it took ya both to whinge about this, ya coulda gone to Twitter (I mean X) and found some content to share.... I miss Yolo too, but I'm trying to be part of a solution, not part of a precipitate. JS'n

Edited September 6, 2023 by Beck Water

[NewEra]

10 minutes ago, Beck Water said:

 

 

 

 

Fair.  I missed the memo, but that's not a surprise.   Is Hackett thought to have had any input into the design of the offense, or was that thought to be all LaFleur?

 

 

Y'know, in the time it took ya both to whinge about this, ya coulda gone to Twitter (I mean X) and found some content to share.... I miss Yolo too, but I'm trying to be part of a solution, not part of a precipitate. JS'n

I’d rather comment on this post and read other content on the board as opposed to scrolling on Twitter. I’ve probably opened the app and scrolled on it 200 times in my lifetime.  
 

edit: but thanks for doing it for me 😉 

Edited September 6, 2023 by NewEra

[K-9]

24 minutes ago, Gregg said:

 

He may not have a choice. This might be the best DL the Bills face all year. 

Certainly won’t see one any better, that’s for sure. But our O is used to playing dominant front fours. The Oline won’t win every down, but they need to win most of them, especially Dawkins and Brown, who are critical to being able to double QW inside. A tall order to be sure, but a good scheme by Dorsey can mitigate a lot and I have confidence that Allen will continue to do what he always does when things break down. 

[WhitewalkerInPhilly]

6 minutes ago, Beck Water said:

 

 

 

 

Fair.  I missed the memo, but that's not a surprise.   Is Hackett thought to have had any input into the design of the offense, or was that thought to be all LaFleur?

 

 

 

That was a lot of the debate last year in Denver: how much of Hackett's success as OC was installing LeFleur's system for Aaron Rodgers in his prime?

 

Because other than that, he had one year with an above average offense (2017, with the strong rookie outing of Leonard Fournette) and three below average years with the Bills and Jags.