Same tre whit time table. Next year. He shouldn't be playing until he has no fear of brace. Not a knock on Von. Just truth
I imagine part of it is that the McDermott defense is very straightforward and stagnant. It's not something that's going to change drastically week to week and gameplan to gameplan. There's a lot of virtues to that. But the downside is that when the opposing team has a chance to really drill down and game plan against you, it's easier to find cracks. Guys like Spans and Anarumo are much more into devising specialized game plans, not adhering to a specific scheme, and fitting to the players they have and matchups they face. There's downsides to that too. But the upside is that it's much less predictable and harder to gameplan against.
He's been a non factor thus far. Not worth giving him meaningful snaps in place of Floyd, Epenesa, Rousseau, or even Lawson. Not even close to being the pre-injury impactful Von Miller.
We do have a QB. His offensive drafting has not been great and his record without Brady is a fire able offense.
I remember Sanders running that route against the Chiefs two years ago and Allen throwing tha exact same pass and scoring. It does appear to the untrained eye that Davis ran the wrong route.
I want BB the GM nowhere near the Bills roster.
Shouldn't have burned a timeout before Elliott kicked the FG. That would have given the Bills 20 seconds and two chances to stop the clock with the middle of the field open. Even with one timeout, the kneel down to go to OT is playing scared. Weak!
Yep this is all true. And it doesn't help that we've generally truck out at bringing in true impact, game defining players. Milano has been that at peak times, but he's hurt. Oliver is finally becoming it thank goodness. But otherwise, our attempts to find high end impact players have generally struck out for one reason or another. Even the "hits" are more often good sturdy players than true game wreckers.
