ValJamesDuex
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Bill's lead the NFL in turnover ratio @ +13. Is this sustainable ?, we will see.
Also, Keon Coleman is out vs KC.
They have a 21 day practice window to either activate Milano or he remains on IR for the rest of the season.So does that mean he's off of IR? That would mean he likely wont miss more than 4 games, right?
He'd be an interesting depth piece. He played pretty well for us.Dodson cut by the Seahawks...
I think given what we've tried against the chiefs hasn't worked and we have a massive lead in the division, the Bills should do some crazy shit just to f*** with the Chiefs. I'm not sure what yet. But some next level head games stuff.
Haven't decided what yet. But care less about winning the game on Sunday, more about crawling inside of the Chiefs heads.
Maybe just rest the starters completely and say "well, its a long season and we need to get everyone involved, they can play our starters if they make the playoffs". Just some truly disrespectful and childish stuff.
A little redundant with Williams, but with as injured as the LB-core has been this year I wouldn't kick him out of Orchard Park.He'd be an interesting depth piece. He played pretty well for us.
The Ravens have the most TDs in the league. They have the top rusher, #5 receiver (Flowers)
Buffalo has the second most TDs in the league. They have the 22nd rusher, 25th receiver.
Not to take anything from Lamar, but he has more talent around him and they've been healthier.
Josh has done almost as much with less.
I can't believe I'm saying this given how annoyed I constantly was at him but I think he'd be a clear upgrade over Williams.He'd be an interesting depth piece. He played pretty well for us.
I can't believe I'm saying this given how annoyed I constantly was at him but I think he'd be a clear upgrade over Williams.
I wonder why they're cutting a starter.
f*** Jordan PoyerAlso, Keon Coleman is out vs KC.
Words can't express how much I hate that line of reasoning.
We have a hard enough time determining who is better between player A and player B, when they play the same position. The MVP award complicates matters, because it opens the set to all players across all positions. (Not complaining. Great players deserve recognition, because they're why we tune in every week.)
Voters then decided they were going to get cute, and change the criterion to something that can NEVER be proven or disproven. Now, we're trusting jackasses to accurately determine which player is best, relative to his supporting cast and competition. These clowns haven't even figured out that not all interceptions are created the same!
I swear, if these guys didn't get five votes, they'd struggle to get the right answer.
The comp pick part does concern me, I'm not sure when the cutoff is for those to lock in (was hoping the trade deadline). But I think if someone claims him that should keep him as part of the formula?I can't believe I'm saying this given how annoyed I constantly was at him but I think he'd be a clear upgrade over Williams.
I wonder why they're cutting a starter. Does it give them comp pick relief? Similarly, does him getting cut potentially cause Samuel to negate the 5th we're projected to get for Flloyd?
I keep watching this play over and over again and don't understand why Hamlin isn't seemingly getting any competition for his starting spot.
Jonathan Taylor
Rightfully, there was plenty of concern about how Buffalo’s defense would handle the Colts' starting running back, Jonathan Taylor, especially since he tagged the Bills for over 200 yards from scrimmage and five touchdowns in the last meeting in 2021.
On paper, Taylor had a solid game with 114 rushing yards on 21 carries. But a lot of that production was empty. In the first half, Taylor rushed for 107 yards on 16 carries, with 58 coming on one play. In the second half, Taylor had five rushes for seven yards.
Taylor’s success rate on runs was a lowly 19 percent, the second lowest of any back in Week 10 with at least 10 carries. His EPA/rush was also poor at -.18, which slotted No. 32 out of 44 players with at least seven carries in Week 10. He averaged a pedestrian 2.7 yards after contact per attempt. And yes, Buffalo gave him light boxes (6 or fewer defenders) on 76.2 percent of his rushes.
Because he almost died so we're gonna let him remain a starter on a playoff team when he clearly hasn't and has never shown hes good enough. He got a few lucky picks though so people think that's worth him bringing absolutely nothing to the table.
I keep watching this play over and over again and don't understand why Hamlin isn't seemingly getting any competition for his starting spot.
The reason Damar is starting has literally nothing to do with what happened to him in Cincinnati. Beane drafted Bishop and brought in Mike Edwards to compete with Damar and Rapp for the two starting positions. Damar won the competition (thanks to injuries). That doesn't mean he SHOULD be a starter, it just means he's the best we've got currently.Because he almost died so we're gonna let him remain a starter on a playoff team when he clearly hasn't and has never shown hes good enough. He got a few lucky picks though so people think that's worth him bringing absolutely nothing to the table.