DIGGS speaks after Jets loss! Was on Von Millers podcast today! Great Watch!!!

[Nephilim17]

Von wearing the Josh shirt is a good show of support.

[Alphadawg7]

@Airseven

 

LMAO vomit emoticon to this interview?  You are comically predictable, soon as I saw the emoticon I was like that is 100% Airseven 😂
 

Lol, there is just no possible way you are actually a Bills fan.  There is nothing anyone can say or show me that will make me believe you’re an actual fan of this team and not just a troll fan from another team.  

You need new hobbies 😉

 

Edited September 14, 2023 by Alphadawg7

[Alphadawg7]

3 hours ago, Captain Hindsight said:

I’m sure we can find a way to be mad at him next week

Maybe you should have a second handle here called “Captain Foresight” cuz you’re probably right 😂

 

Edited September 14, 2023 by Alphadawg7

[maddenboy]

okay, but what is up with Von's facial grooming?

 

it looks like he lets one 5-year-old do the left side and a 7-year-old do the right side.

 

kinda like when your kids buy you an ugly necktie for father's day.   Not only do you have to wear it, but you end up being proud to wear it.

 

And 14 has been my favorite Bill since the day we signed him, JA17 included.  Mostly because you cant be THAT good at your job without being capable of being that good at other things.  like leadership.   And fwiw, I always believed Diggs in the Diggs vs. Josh drama.  Diggs is not stupid.

[DrDawkinstein]

Von/Fan: Who is the Stefon Diggs of the NBA?

 

Diggs: Jimmy Butler

 

100% AGREE. Great choice. Clutch player who will carry a team when needed.

[LABILLBACKER]

3 hours ago, FrenchConnection said:

I went and checked and much like Cam it was injuries the derailed his career. With Josh it’s just the TOs. He passed at a 71% rate for 236 yards and a TD. Not a great day, but pretty good against that defense. So his accuracy is not regressing to 2018 form. He just can’t or won’t play within the offensive structure. You almost wish at this point that you had a preseason game to force him to play an entire game only taking underneath throws. But because the game on Sunday counts Josh will have to just play.

I just can't comprehend why Josh doesn't see the value of going with a shorter passing game.  It's not like it's going to be forever.  Eventually the deeper routes will be available later.  Just stick to the game plan dude and opportunities to be a cyborg will come. 

[Low Positive]

50 minutes ago, DrDawkinstein said:

Von/Fan: Who is the Stefon Diggs of the NBA?

 

Diggs: Jimmy Butler

 

100% AGREE. Great choice. Clutch player who will carry a team when needed.

Jimmy Butler is also notoriously hard on his teammates in practice to get the best out of them.

[DrDawkinstein]

17 minutes ago, FrenchConnection said:

Jimmy Butler is also notoriously hard on his teammates in practice to get the best out of them.

 

The TWolves practice story is amazing. I would love to see Diggs do something similar.

 

For those that dont know, Jimmy Butler showed up late to his first practice back, took himself and the backups vs. The Starters. Guys that werent even going to make the team. AND BEAT THEM. To prove a point to the FO.

 

He EMBARRASSED the starters. And they all love him even more for it.

 

 

 

 

Edited September 14, 2023 by DrDawkinstein

[Alphadawg7]

18 minutes ago, LABILLBACKER said:

I just can't comprehend why Josh doesn't see the value of going with a shorter passing game.  It's not like it's going to be forever.  Eventually the deeper routes will be available later.  Just stick to the game plan dude and opportunities to be a cyborg will come. 

 

I think its a combo of Josh and Dorsey.  People have countered that on tape there are guys open short...but that is beside the point.  If the early reads are the deeper routes, Josh may not get through his progressions before attempting a pass before seeing the open short routes.  

 

IMHO, there needs to be a dedicated effort to attack short and quick strike stuff like KC does.  If we give Josh multiple deeper options he is looking there first and either fires if he sees even a sliver of a window or takes off running if the routes are opening fast enough.  

 

And when you watch Allen drop back, he isn't very often doing so to attack short and quick.  He is looking for chunks first far too often, and that starts with Dorsey helping limit more of that and create more of a focus on attacking short areas of the field which will then open up easier deep stuff as the game goes on.

[Low Positive]

2 minutes ago, Alphadawg7 said:

 

I think its a combo of Josh and Dorsey.  People have countered that on tape there are guys open short...but that is beside the point.  If the early reads are the deeper routes, Josh may not get through his progressions before attempting a pass before seeing the open short routes.  

 

IMHO, there needs to be a dedicated effort to attack short and quick strike stuff like KC does.  If we give Josh multiple deeper options he is looking there first and either fires if he sees even a sliver of a window or takes off running if the routes are opening fast enough.  

 

And when you watch Allen drop back, he isn't very often doing so to attack short and quick.  He is looking for chunks first far too often, and that starts with Dorsey helping limit more of that and create more of a focus on attacking short areas of the field which will then open up easier deep stuff as the game goes on.

The issue is that I don't think quick short passes will be the game plan this week. The Raiders have a poor secondary (at least according to PFF's preseason projections) and they may want to attack that.

[DrDawkinstein]

9 minutes ago, Alphadawg7 said:

 

I think its a combo of Josh and Dorsey.  People have countered that on tape there are guys open short...but that is beside the point.  If the early reads are the deeper routes, Josh may not get through his progressions before attempting a pass before seeing the open short routes.  

 

IMHO, there needs to be a dedicated effort to attack short and quick strike stuff like KC does.  If we give Josh multiple deeper options he is looking there first and either fires if he sees even a sliver of a window or takes off running if the routes are opening fast enough.  

 

And when you watch Allen drop back, he isn't very often doing so to attack short and quick.  He is looking for chunks first far too often, and that starts with Dorsey helping limit more of that and create more of a focus on attacking short areas of the field which will then open up easier deep stuff as the game goes on.

 

It is absolutely the combo, the same mentality of never seeing a chance at a deep shot they didnt like, and it being a main part of Dorsey's scheme that if the D gives a certain look pre-snap then you go deep every time.

 

I'm trying to find the article/interview, but the Dolphins said as much after the playoff game. Paraphrasing "We knew that if we lined up a certain way, it would trigger Josh to throw the low percentage deep ball". The problem for the Dolphins is that he connected on 3-4 of them. The Bengals came out the next week and did the same exact thing, but none of them connected.

 

Teams were doing that to us before the Dolphins game too.

 

Opposing teams/defenses absolutely have Dorsey (and Josh) figured out. It's just up to the opposition whether they want to live & die against the deep ball.

[Low Positive]

1 minute ago, DrDawkinstein said:

 

It is absolutely the combo, the same mentality of never seeing a chance at a deep shot they didnt like, and it being a main part of Dorsey's scheme that if the D gives a certain look pre-snap then you go deep every time.

 

I'm trying to find the article/interview, but the Dolphins said as much after the playoff game. Paraphrasing "We knew that if we lined up a certain way, it would trigger Josh to throw the low percentage deep ball". The problem for the Dolphins is that he connected on 3-4 of them. The Bengals came out the next week and did the same exact thing, but none of them connected.

 

Teams were doing that to us before the Dolphins game too.

 

Opposing teams/defenses absolutely have Dorsey (and Josh) figured out. It's just up to the opposition whether they want to live & die against the deep ball.

It was the second half of the GB game that provided the blueprint. You show Josh 1 on 1 man coverage on Diggs or Davis presnap and he'll take that shot almost 100% of the time. And he has problems reading what the safeties are doing because so many of his INTs are safeties jumping routes. The Bills have to becomes less predictable but the time to do that was in offseason.

[AuntieEm]

9 hours ago, JerseyBills said:

Von stays talking about grass lol. Idk why it's so funny. He's passionate,  a grass head some may say

 

Both seem like they're not worried at all. Love this locker room and core guys are phenomenal,  as good as any team

 

Also , Vons legs are MASSIVE 

If their opinion helps upgraded and using the surface that promotes the fewest additional injuries than they need to keep at it until we don't see all the additional injuries pileup each year.  

[Virgil]

What was said about Josh?

1 hour ago, LABILLBACKER said:

I just can't comprehend why Josh doesn't see the value of going with a shorter passing game.  It's not like it's going to be forever.  Eventually the deeper routes will be available later.  Just stick to the game plan dude and opportunities to be a cyborg will come. 

 

Exactly.  Do this until the defense adjusts, then go crazy.  When up 10, we could have just punted every drive and pinned the Jets deep over and over again.  Game over.  It drive me nuts that we played like we were down 10 and couldn't get Josh's head out of his ass.

[CincyBillsFan]

15 hours ago, ganesh said:

Diggs showed great Leadership in that final drive in regulation...He pulled Allen's head out of the sand and helped him make the plays to get that FG.   Leading from the front.   Allen has a lot to learn from Diggs.

Let's give Allen a little credit for pulling his own self out of the sand and executing on that 52 yard (10 yard penalty to overcome) drive.

 

 

[Charles Romes]

Diggs is very happy when he gets his 100. When he does not, he is very unhappy. 

[gobills1212]

9 hours ago, AuntieEm said:

 Yes and the podcast also reminded me that while we as fans get to dislike and maybe even detest other teams the players themselves are all employed by the NFL and many have friends all over the league on various teams so the Bills  players while seeing Aaron being carted off a mere 4 plays after his NY debut are gon a take that a bit shellshocked as well as the Jets fans and players were.  I could see Josh not take off full gallop when there was green ahead.  And I'm sure part of that was remembering last year's injury and seeing his bud Aaron go down had him take his  playing  smarter to heart until all of the sudden  he was just playing so badly, that it needs to have some reason behind it.   I'm sure all the players that experienced the Hamlin incident  felt some similar reflections internally on whether the cost in health playing  the game is worth it.   As well first games are always more sloppy as the team builds its cohesion and identity.  Likely start seeing teams be what they can be around 3rd or 4th games as teams gel more.

I mean, in a normal instance Id 100% agree. But this is the same man it took until the 4th qtr to throw a ball away - and im not sure if we ever did get a slide. Like before the half when hes jumping in the air infront of 2 jets.  For what?4th and 8 or 4th and 6? Had he have played smart the rest of the game youd be totally right. Unfortunately he didnt. Which also brings me to my other point. I didnt love what Dorsey did. But, he gave Josh the plan to best the Jets. He just stopped taking the 4-6 yr chunks. We cant judge the OCs plan correctly bc he didnt see the plan executed as intended. He can only call the plays. The Jets bet the game on he wldnt be able to be patient and take the 5 yrd plays for the entirety of the game. They were right and won in part because of it

[SoonerBillsFan]

1 hour ago, Alphadawg7 said:

 

I think its a combo of Josh and Dorsey.  People have countered that on tape there are guys open short...but that is beside the point.  If the early reads are the deeper routes, Josh may not get through his progressions before attempting a pass before seeing the open short routes.  

 

IMHO, there needs to be a dedicated effort to attack short and quick strike stuff like KC does.  If we give Josh multiple deeper options he is looking there first and either fires if he sees even a sliver of a window or takes off running if the routes are opening fast enough.  

 

And when you watch Allen drop back, he isn't very often doing so to attack short and quick.  He is looking for chunks first far too often, and that starts with Dorsey helping limit more of that and create more of a focus on attacking short areas of the field which will then open up easier deep stuff as the game goes on.

You might be on to something and its something I wondered as well. Why not take them out of the game plan to a greater extent?  No more streaks down the side line, "deep" passes are posts, post corners etc and cap at 25-30 yards.  Now they will eventually shell that, but then is when you take the deep shot.  

[NewEra]

1 hour ago, FrenchConnection said:

The issue is that I don't think quick short passes will be the game plan this week. The Raiders have a poor secondary (at least according to PFF's preseason projections) and they may want to attack that.

Max Crosby vs Spencer Brown says hi!

[Nelius]

3 hours ago, Alphadawg7 said:

@Airseven

 

LMAO vomit emoticon to this interview?  You are comically predictable, soon as I saw the emoticon I was like that is 100% Airseven 😂
 

Lol, there is just no possible way you are actually a Bills fan.  There is nothing anyone can say or show me that will make me believe you’re an actual fan of this team and not just a troll fan from another team.  

You need new hobbies 😉

 

Incredibly strange person. Did anybody catch when he was going off on Josh’s “pudgy rosy cheeks?” during the game? Absolute weirdo.

 

There are trolls, and then there are dudes like Steve Buscemi in Happy Gilmore that apply lipstick while maintaining a kill list. Airseven reminds me of the latter.