thenorthremembers Posted January 2 Posted January 2 After watching the offense slog along yesterday I wanted to go back and look at the statistics over the last six weeks to see how much of a difference Brady has been. Looking over the stats, it seems like a bit of a push in terms of offensive success. What Brady has done better is exactly what McDermott kept harping on "complimentary football." Brady has taken the air out of the offense and replaced it with ground success, and in doing so, cut down on the turnovers. Can the Bills keep it up at this pace? Can they rely on the defense to keep playing out of their minds and hope a successful running game can move them forward? Personally, I think the Bills are playing on a razors edge and will end up bit. The Bills really need to consider looking outside of the organization at guys like Eric Bienemy, and Kellen Moore in the offseason to attempt and fix the passing game. 1 2 5 Quote
Donuts and Doritos Posted January 2 Posted January 2 (edited) Absolute Maybe! Yes on run O. No on pass 0. Edited January 2 by Donuts and Doritos Quote
freddyjj Posted January 2 Posted January 2 I believe the OP left off the W-L percentage under each Off Coord. 3 3 1 Quote
Comebackkid Posted January 2 Posted January 2 we started winning games. (yes) this time of year its all that matters. the next step is if he can get the passing game back into rhythm and continue to integrate the running game. 2 Quote
Don Otreply Posted January 2 Posted January 2 1 minute ago, freddyjj said: I believe the OP left off the W-L percentage under each Off Coord. Valid point made, 1 Quote
Warriorspikes51 Posted January 2 Posted January 2 Different. Not sure if better. it’s critical to scheme Diggs open this week. Put him in motion away from Ramsey whenever possible. 1 1 Quote
Buffalo_Stampede Posted January 2 Posted January 2 (edited) Not at all. For one thing he had a top 5 offense. It’s hard to be better. It was inconsistent but that’s a Josh Allen offense, always inconsistent. Going to be great at times and average at times. Edited January 2 by Buffalo_Stampede 1 Quote
Dablitzkrieg Posted January 2 Posted January 2 Running game improvements. Passing game is horrible still Quote
kkim0904 Posted January 2 Posted January 2 (edited) We close out the game with running play. never worked under Dorsey. This is what good teams t do when the game is close. Edited January 2 by kkim0904 3 Quote
Big Blitz Posted January 2 Posted January 2 (edited) Looking over the stats - 37 runs vs NE against 31 drop backs. I wonder if Brady sensed this was going to be a game the Pats were daring us to throw and he refused to get baited and limited the INT risk. Like he just thought this isn’t going to be a 2 or 3 INT game and I know our defense has this under control. Maybe. It’s not often you see us run that much. I know 11 of it was Allen but that counts. I think felt Allen wasn’t feeling it - that’s part of what an OC has to see in game. Of course I’d like him to fix it in game. Who is the coach on field with Allen to get in his face and wake him up? Same v the Chargers. Basically, let’s not repeat week 1. I think all that’s happened is we feel we have an upgrade at OC but we need to pump the brakes on he’s a definite solution. Edited January 2 by Big Blitz 2 2 Quote
ngbills Posted January 2 Posted January 2 Maybe on the same issues just with a different tilt. They still lack rhythm and sustained drives. Brady has benefited from a D that has generated turnovers at a high rate - 13 in the past 6 weeks. They only had 2 in Dorsey’s final 5 weeks. That is huge. 2 3 Quote
Maine-iac Posted January 2 Posted January 2 I'm always going to be in favor of more rushing and less turnovers especially if the points and first downs are the same or better. If we threw the ball more and had less turnovers I'd be in favor of that. 1 Quote
wjag Posted January 2 Posted January 2 If you throw out the outlier game of Dallas, I would say they are not better and might be worse. Maybe not statistically, but the offense just doesn't look in sync. These last two games were ugly performance wise. At a time when the offense should be humming, it just feels like it is sputtering. Doesn't feel playoff caliber at the moment. Drops, Diggs getting 5-30, Davis going Missing In Action on the stat sheet, Knox a non-factor, etc all feel off to me. He gets one more chance this weekend to right the ship against a banged up Miami defense. 1 Quote
ngbills Posted January 2 Posted January 2 Are we stopping BAL from scoring? Are we stopping KC if they get their act together? Heck HOU and CLE can put up points. I don’t have much confidence a run first attack could keep up. The passing game will be required in the playoffs. Could be wrong and we return to the old days, but playoff football is a different beast. 1 Quote
Gman10 Posted January 2 Posted January 2 What would you like to see Brady do more of? How much of this is his coaching decision versus our guys not performing to their max ability? 2 1 Quote
Buffalo_Stampede Posted January 2 Posted January 2 (edited) Let’s put it this way. The Joe Brady offense has frustrated me more than the Ken Dorsey offense. Mostly due to the WRs screens. Both had their inconsistency. I think it’s mostly a player issue than a coaching issue. Players too inconsistent. But hey, at least we motion. Dorsey scored 48 vs Miami, good luck Brady. Edited January 2 by Buffalo_Stampede 1 Quote
Dr.Sack Posted January 2 Posted January 2 I just look at our record. With Dorsey 5-5. With Brady 5-1. Lone loss Brady engineered 34 points. 4 1 Quote
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