Bills Post-Game Thread

[hagams]

I try and wait a few days before talking about the positives/negatives of the game. I'm not fazed by the outcome of the game; the Bills are a far superior team in all facets of the game.

O-Line: We should be expecting this type of play from this group. They were a problem last year, this preseason, and will continue to be a problem. Ron is to blame, and this should have been addressed. His idea of playing solid defense, running the ball, and controlling the clock won't work if we can' t create holes for our backs and protect QB1.

Sam: I'm not worried about it. The kid is still a rookie in the grand scheme of things. I fully expect him to trend upward the more EB works with him.

Ron: As much as I like him as a person, he is the mid-tier coach that we knew we were getting. If we don't make the playoffs and win a game this year, he needs to be gone.

Defense: Decent job considering who we were playing. J. Allen is a monster.

Dallas lost to the Jets. We beat the Jets. We are better than Dallas

[nonniey]

Originally Posted by hagams

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Dallas lost to the Jets. We beat the Jets. We are better than Dallas

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[mredskins]

this kind of annoys me.

https://twitter.com/BuffaloBills/sta...ww.espn.com%2F

Hmmm, if your going brag at least make sure your brag is accurate. Old Bay is a Baltimore thing not DC. Lame.

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by mredskins

this kind of annoys me.

https://twitter.com/BuffaloBills/sta...ww.espn.com%2F

Hmmm, if your going brag at least make sure your brag is accurate. Old Bay is a Baltimore thing not DC. Lame.

Yeah these teams tha tdo this stuff its annoying

[Chief X_Phackter]

We had 8.1 yards per rush vs the Bills. The O-line had something to do with that. Sam didn't play great, but he needs help from his OC. Bills just continued to tee off on him, and EB did nothing to adjust to that - just kept inexplicably calling pass plays and putting him in positions to fail. The part of the game plan that was so successful against the Broncos must have been misplaced in Denver. 29 passes compared to 13 rushes was a recipe for a 30+ point loss.

[PorkSkins]

Originally Posted by Chief X_Phackter

We had 8.1 yards per rush vs the Bills. The O-line had something to do with that. Sam didn't play great, but he needs help from his OC. Bills just continued to tee off on him, and EB did nothing to adjust to that - just kept inexplicably calling pass plays and putting him in positions to fail. The part of the game plan that was so successful against the Broncos must have been misplaced in Denver. 29 passes compared to 13 rushes was a recipe for a 30+ point loss.

I practically stated verbatim on Sunday in the game thread. Bieneimy committed coaching malpractice against the Bills. Draws, screens, misdirection, and a steady dose running the ball should've been our calling on Sunday. Occasionally, going max-protect and have a back or tight end chip the edge rusher before going out into their pattern would've sufficed as well. If we had done those things then I presume we likely would've witnessed a different game two days ago.

[MTK]

He meant the Cardinals ^

[BaltimoreSkins]

This is a great analysis of Bills LG McGovern and his handling of Jon Allen. If that interior line is held in check it is going to spell for a long afternoon especially with a QB capable of picking you apart.

https://twitter.com/BrandonThornNFL/...56332859666731

[AnonEmouse]

Originally Posted by BaltimoreSkins

This is a great analysis of Bills LG McGovern and his handling of Jon Allen. If that interior line is held in check it is going to spell for a long afternoon especially with a QB capable of picking you apart.

https://twitter.com/BrandonThornNFL/...56332859666731

Why so many of us said we needed to improve the LBs. If the interior line is tied up, the LBs should be hitting the gaps etc. Our LBs aren't feared, so the Bills concentrated on neutralising the DL🫥

[FrenchSkin]

Originally Posted by AnonEmouse

Why so many of us said we needed to improve the LBs. If the interior line is tied up, the LBs should be hitting the gaps etc. Our LBs aren't feared, so the Bills concentrated on neutralising the DL🫥

Yeah, Jamin Davis is making some plays and having a decent Season IMO (hated that missed tackle late in the fourth though), but Cody Barton is slow AF...

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[SkinsGuru]

Originally Posted by FrenchSkin

Yeah, Jamin Davis is making some plays and having a decent Season IMO (hated that missed tackle late in the fourth though), but Cody Barton is slow AF...

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Barton i think is slow in the brain. at Seattle, he was not good until his 4th season and then looked very fast. His athletic traits are through the roof. But now in a new system he looks extremely slow he looked in his first couple of years with the Seahawks. I think he is not processing fast enough negating those the speed he has.

[PorkSkins]

Originally Posted by BaltimoreSkins

This is a great analysis of Bills LG McGovern and his handling of Jon Allen. If that interior line is held in check it is going to spell for a long afternoon especially with a QB capable of picking you apart.

https://twitter.com/BrandonThornNFL/...56332859666731

Many times, it was our front 4 versus the Bills' front five. Not to mention, Sweat and Young aren't consistent enough to take up any slack whenever Allen/Payne are held in check. This is when the defensive coordinator has to be exotic and creative, and scheme up pressure.

JDR is too vanilla to be creative IMO.

[skinsfan69]

I think it's pretty clear that Ron doesn't really value LB's. From the looks of it it's kinda of a plug and play thing. A lot of teams are only putting two on the field nowadays.

[AnonEmouse]

Yeah but put 2 top LBs out there, not 1 good LB and a JAG. 😒