GASabresIUFan Posted November 7 Posted November 7 So where are the Bills Offense (23): QB (2) - Allen, Trubisky - White (PS) RB (3) - Cook, Davis and Johnson - Gore Jr (PS) FB (1) - Gilliam TE (3) - Kincaid, Knox, Morris WR (5) - Cooper, Shakir, Samuel, Hollins & Coleman* - Hamler (PS), Virgil (PS), Shavers (PS). OL starters (6) - Brown, Edwards, McGovern, Torrence, Dawkins & Anderson OL backups (3) - Clapp, SVPG, Van Denmark - Gable (IR) - M Edwards (PS), Gouraige (PS) Defense (27): DT (6) - Oliver, Jones, Phillips, A Johnson, Q Jefferson, & Logue - Carter (IR) - Ankou (PS), DE/Edge (5) - Rousseau, Toohill, Epenesa, Solomon, & Miller - Smoot (IR) - Jonathan (PS), Cline (PS) LB (6) - Williams, Bernard, Morrow, Spector, Andressen, & Ulofoshio - Milano (IR) CB (5) - Benford, Douglas, Elam, Ingram, & T Johnson - Hardy (PS) DB (2) - Lewis & Codrington (also KR) S (3) - Rapp, Hamlin, Bishop - Cine (PS), K Jackson (PS) Specialists (3) Martin (P), Bass (PK), Ferguson (LS) * Coleman now injured and could be out multiple weeks. Injuries to Smoot and Carter cleared the way for Phillips and Jefferson. Coleman's injury coupled with Cooper's injured wrist, really puts our WRs in a terrible bind. Shakir is the only reliable receiver at this point. Samuel & Hollins will have to step up. Quote
Bills!Win! Posted November 7 Posted November 7 Why have we not implemented more 4 receiver sets with 1 TE where Kincaid and Shakir play the slot and a Knox lines up as TE? I feel we were most successful in 2020 when we spread it out and had our best options on the field 2 Quote
ganesh Posted November 7 Posted November 7 1 hour ago, Bills!Win! said: Why have we not implemented more 4 receiver sets with 1 TE where Kincaid and Shakir play the slot and a Knox lines up as TE? I feel we were most successful in 2020 when we spread it out and had our best options on the field That time we had speed in John Brown to take the top of the defense...With Beasley lethal in the slot, it allowed Diggs to pretty much opportunity to go inside or outside. We currently don't have a John Brown equivalent on this team... 2 Quote
Pete Posted November 7 Posted November 7 3 hours ago, ganesh said: That time we had speed in John Brown to take the top of the defense...With Beasley lethal in the slot, it allowed Diggs to pretty much opportunity to go inside or outside. We currently don't have a John Brown equivalent on this team... John Brown ran a 4.34. Curtis Samuel ran a 4.37. We need Samuel to get healthy, and then yes, we have speed to take the top off this year 1 Quote
BillsFan130 Posted November 7 Posted November 7 7 hours ago, Bills!Win! said: Why have we not implemented more 4 receiver sets with 1 TE where Kincaid and Shakir play the slot and a Knox lines up as TE? I feel we were most successful in 2020 when we spread it out and had our best options on the field Defences adapted and went more small so a lot of teams (one being the bills) adapted by going more heavy with 21 and 12 personnel. But I do agree that I would like to see the bills a bit more in spread as I think that's where Josh Allen is at his best 1 Quote
Sweats Posted November 7 Posted November 7 I don't know if you guys knew this or not, but our run game is pretty good........we may have to lean on it quite a bit until everyone's healthy and back in the line-up. 5 Quote
GunnerBill Posted November 7 Posted November 7 2 hours ago, Pete said: John Brown ran a 4.34. Curtis Samuel ran a 4.37. We need Samuel to get healthy, and then yes, we have speed to take the top off this year Being able to win downfield is about a lot more than being fast. Samuel has never really been a big downfield guy. 2 1 Quote
ganesh Posted November 7 Posted November 7 3 hours ago, Pete said: John Brown ran a 4.34. Curtis Samuel ran a 4.37. We need Samuel to get healthy, and then yes, we have speed to take the top off this year Yes but Samuel is injured....We can only count the players who can step on the field 100% Quote
JP51 Posted November 7 Posted November 7 1 hour ago, Sweats said: I don't know if you guys knew this or not, but our run game is pretty good........we may have to lean on it quite a bit until everyone's healthy and back in the line-up. I think you are correct, as well as a bit more Cook and Davis in a pass catching role. 1 Quote
ganesh Posted November 7 Posted November 7 4 minutes ago, JP51 said: I think you are correct, as well as a bit more Cook and Davis in a pass catching role. Agreed. I think we are going to the dink-and-dunk offense...though Indy's run defense is premier. This is going to require Allen to be on top of his game for 60 minutes. 1 Quote
Big Turk Posted November 7 Posted November 7 9 hours ago, GASabresIUFan said: So where are the Bills Offense (23): QB (2) - Allen, Trubisky - White (PS) RB (3) - Cook, Davis and Johnson - Gore Jr (PS) FB (1) - Gilliam TE (3) - Kincaid, Knox, Morris WR (5) - Cooper, Shakir, Samuel, Hollins & Coleman* - Hamler (PS), Virgil (PS), Shavers (PS). OL starters (6) - Brown, Edwards, McGovern, Torrence, Dawkins & Anderson OL backups (3) - Clapp, SVPG, Van Denmark - Gable (IR) - M Edwards (PS), Gouraige (PS) Defense (27): DT (6) - Oliver, Jones, Phillips, A Johnson, Q Jefferson, & Logue - Carter (IR) - Ankou (PS), DE/Edge (5) - Rousseau, Toohill, Epenesa, Solomon, & Miller - Smoot (IR) - Jonathan (PS), Cline (PS) LB (6) - Williams, Bernard, Morrow, Spector, Andressen, & Ulofoshio - Milano (IR) CB (5) - Benford, Douglas, Elam, Ingram, & T Johnson - Hardy (PS) DB (2) - Lewis & Codrington (also KR) S (3) - Rapp, Hamlin, Bishop - Cine (PS), K Jackson (PS) Specialists (3) Martin (P), Bass (PK), Ferguson (LS) * Coleman now injured and could be out multiple weeks. Injuries to Smoot and Carter cleared the way for Phillips and Jefferson. Coleman's injury coupled with Cooper's injured wrist, really puts our WRs in a terrible bind. Shakir is the only reliable receiver at this point. Samuel & Hollins will have to step up. Kincaid isn't reliable? Quote
GASabresIUFan Posted November 7 Author Posted November 7 8 minutes ago, Big Turk said: Kincaid isn't reliable? Catch % was 80.2 last season and is down to 59.3% That worse that Knox (61.5%). So I'd say his reliability this season has taken a hit. Shakir is at 93.3%, Davis 90.9%, Cook 86.4%. Iron Hands Hollins is at 48%, Coleman 61%, Samuel 63.5% and Cooper 71.4 % in limited action. Is it any wonder we can't complete passes down the field? Quote
Big Turk Posted November 7 Posted November 7 (edited) 8 minutes ago, GASabresIUFan said: Catch % was 80.2 last season and is down to 59.3% That worse that Knox (61.5%). So I'd say his reliability this season has taken a hit. Shakir is at 93.3%, Davis 90.9%, Cook 86.4%. Iron Hands Hollins is at 48%, Coleman 61%, Samuel 63.5% and Cooper 71.4 % in limited action. Is it any wonder we can't complete passes down the field? Most balls Kincaid hasn't caught have been bad throws or good defensive plays. Might have had a few drops here and there but I haven't seen this huge drop off. Shakir might have the best hands in NFL history...currently shattering his own record set last year for highest catch percentage in a season with 45+ targets. Edited November 7 by Big Turk 1 Quote
Bangarang Posted November 7 Posted November 7 8 minutes ago, GASabresIUFan said: Catch % was 80.2 last season and is down to 59.3% That worse that Knox (61.5%). So I'd say his reliability this season has taken a hit. Shakir is at 93.3%, Davis 90.9%, Cook 86.4%. Iron Hands Hollins is at 48%, Coleman 61%, Samuel 63.5% and Cooper 71.4 % in limited action. Is it any wonder we can't complete passes down the field? Catch % is such a grossly misused stat. 1 Quote
BillsDad51 Posted November 7 Posted November 7 10 hours ago, GASabresIUFan said: So where are the Bills Offense (23): QB (2) - Allen, Trubisky - White (PS) RB (3) - Cook, Davis and Johnson - Gore Jr (PS) FB (1) - Gilliam TE (3) - Kincaid, Knox, Morris WR (5) - Cooper, Shakir, Samuel, Hollins & Coleman* - Hamler (PS), Virgil (PS), Shavers (PS). OL starters (6) - Brown, Edwards, McGovern, Torrence, Dawkins & Anderson OL backups (3) - Clapp, SVPG, Van Denmark - Gable (IR) - M Edwards (PS), Gouraige (PS) Defense (27): DT (6) - Oliver, Jones, Phillips, A Johnson, Q Jefferson, & Logue - Carter (IR) - Ankou (PS), DE/Edge (5) - Rousseau, Toohill, Epenesa, Solomon, & Miller - Smoot (IR) - Jonathan (PS), Cline (PS) LB (6) - Williams, Bernard, Morrow, Spector, Andressen, & Ulofoshio - Milano (IR) CB (5) - Benford, Douglas, Elam, Ingram, & T Johnson - Hardy (PS) DB (2) - Lewis & Codrington (also KR) S (3) - Rapp, Hamlin, Bishop - Cine (PS), K Jackson (PS) Specialists (3) Martin (P), Bass (PK), Ferguson (LS) * Coleman now injured and could be out multiple weeks. Injuries to Smoot and Carter cleared the way for Phillips and Jefferson. Coleman's injury coupled with Cooper's injured wrist, really puts our WRs in a terrible bind. Shakir is the only reliable receiver at this point. Samuel & Hollins will have to step up. Two more practice squad members: Davidson (TE), Dean (WR) Quote
Don Otreply Posted November 7 Posted November 7 7 minutes ago, Bangarang said: Catch % is such a grossly misused stat. It takes two to tango…, Quote
Bleeding Bills Blue Posted November 7 Posted November 7 27 minutes ago, Bangarang said: Catch % is such a grossly misused stat. You have to evaluate it with average depth of target. Also - the amount of uncatchable targets. Quote
JP51 Posted November 7 Posted November 7 1 hour ago, ganesh said: Agreed. I think we are going to the dink-and-dunk offense...though Indy's run defense is premier. This is going to require Allen to be on top of his game for 60 minutes. Agreed, quite honest its going to require the entire team and most definately the run D be at the top of their game. Quote
stuvian Posted November 7 Posted November 7 (edited) We are in the middle of the pack on defense yet did nothing on this side of the ball. Waiting for Von Miller's latest off the field imbroglio to elapse is not a strategy. This after watching Derrick Henry steamroll us tells me that we are not all in. The Lions picking up Zadarius Smith is a move by a team that is all in. Edited November 7 by stuvian Quote
ganesh Posted November 7 Posted November 7 1 hour ago, GASabresIUFan said: Catch % was 80.2 last season and is down to 59.3% That worse that Knox (61.5%). So I'd say his reliability this season has taken a hit. Shakir is at 93.3%, Davis 90.9%, Cook 86.4%. Iron Hands Hollins is at 48%, Coleman 61%, Samuel 63.5% and Cooper 71.4 % in limited action. Is it any wonder we can't complete passes down the field? THat game against Houston probably brought down everyone's percentage Quote
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