2023 NFL season discussion

[102SS]

Well make that 4-4

Thank You Lions for spoiling the love in.

Your only as good as your last loss and KC looks ordinary.

[NjaTrtl]

Originally Posted by 102SS

Well make that 4-4

Thank You Lions for spoiling the love in.

Your only as good as your last loss and KC looks ordinary.

[102SS]

Bills rooting interests for today(seeing we need to wait)

Texans
Indy
NOS
SF
Den
LAC
Phil

[102SS]

Just read this bulletin board material from Bucky Brooks

PAPER TIGER: Buffalo Bills
I hate being the bearer of bad news, but the current run is over in Western New York. Heading into the Bills' Monday night matchup with the Jets at MetLife Stadium, I'm just not buying what Buffalo's selling.

"Despite the presence of an MVP-caliber quarterback with "take over the game" potential, the championship window has closed on this version of the Bills. Buffalo has been weakened by free-agent departures (SEE: leading tackler Tremaine Edmunds and leading rusher Devin Singletary), coaching attrition (Leslie Frazier stepped away from his role as defensive coordinator in February), philosophical changes (current OC Ken Dorsey vs. old OC Brian Daboll) and potential chemistry issues (hello, Stefon Diggs). All of that, plus the general trend line of this team that finished last season with an enormous thud, does NOT inspire confidence in a Super Bowl run through the minefield that is this season's AFC."

Lets start with Edmunds..he is not a superstar and wasn't worth 18m per season good luck living up to that contract and expectations in Chicago.

Singletary is also not a star player just a serviceable back with heart(I wish him well with the Texans) and we have a better RB room this year.

Frazier was responsible for 13 seconds in KC and Edmunds looked lost in coverage during the OT book closed on those two.

McD was a great DC before he became a great HC so there is no problem there besides that the Bills led the league in point differential last year

Dorsey had huge shoes to fill replacing Dabs and he only led the 2nd best scoring offence in the NFL as a rookie OC hardly falling on your face.

With a year to analyze what worked and what didn't this offence is not going to falter it is going to soar.

Great teams overcome the loss of a few players and coaches and they already proved that last year losing 3 games by 8 points total imagine being 3 field goals from a perfect season and the world throws shade on you.

Not that this team needs Bucky Brooks dissing them but if I were McD this would be a very large poster on the wall

[102SS]

Fins win a close high scoring game in SoCal.

Congrats the D really showed up in the last 2 minutes.

The Eagles squeak by the Evil Empire in spite of Hurts non stellar play.

The media was pumping the tires on the Steelers/Bears because of the preseason.

I think Coach Greene of the Cards once said it best" They are who we thought they are"

Just one more to go in Week 1.... Bills vs Jests.

Bills 34 Jests 23

[102SS]

When I went to bed it was 24-0 Cowgirls.

Dak doesn't throw a TD and they win 40-0 against the offensive genius Dabs....ouch

[NjaTrtl]

Originally Posted by 102SS

Just read this bulletin board material from Bucky Brooks

PAPER TIGER: Buffalo Bills
I hate being the bearer of bad news, but the current run is over in Western New York. Heading into the Bills' Monday night matchup with the Jets at MetLife Stadium, I'm just not buying what Buffalo's selling.

"Despite the presence of an MVP-caliber quarterback with "take over the game" potential, the championship window has closed on this version of the Bills. Buffalo has been weakened by free-agent departures (SEE: leading tackler Tremaine Edmunds and leading rusher Devin Singletary), coaching attrition (Leslie Frazier stepped away from his role as defensive coordinator in February), philosophical changes (current OC Ken Dorsey vs. old OC Brian Daboll) and potential chemistry issues (hello, Stefon Diggs). All of that, plus the general trend line of this team that finished last season with an enormous thud, does NOT inspire confidence in a Super Bowl run through the minefield that is this season's AFC."

Lets start with Edmunds..he is not a superstar and wasn't worth 18m per season good luck living up to that contract and expectations in Chicago.

Singletary is also not a star player just a serviceable back with heart(I wish him well with the Texans) and we have a better RB room this year.

Frazier was responsible for 13 seconds in KC and Edmunds looked lost in coverage during the OT book closed on those two.

McD was a great DC before he became a great HC so there is no problem there besides that the Bills led the league in point differential last year

Dorsey had huge shoes to fill replacing Dabs and he only led the 2nd best scoring offence in the NFL as a rookie OC hardly falling on your face.

With a year to analyze what worked and what didn't this offence is not going to falter it is going to soar.

Great teams overcome the loss of a few players and coaches and they already proved that last year losing 3 games by 8 points total imagine being 3 field goals from a perfect season and the world throws shade on you.

Not that this team needs Bucky Brooks dissing them but if I were McD this would be a very large poster on the wall

Amen to all of that.

I really liked Edmunds and Singletary and if the money hadn't been an issue I'd have liked to keep Edmunds especially since we do have a question mark at MLB now. But he never showed he was game changer worth the money he got from Chicago...and that showed yesterday when he had 4 tackles (2 for losses) vs. Green Bay. Motor was even less impactful vs. the Ravens. With Cook, Harris and Murray are going to be far more productive and balanced at RB than we've been in the past few seasons, which should take pressure off Josh and the passing game.

[PoorMansCamaro]

Rodgers should just retire at the press conference after the game.

Miami should trade the Jets Mike White…lol

[PoorMansCamaro]

Ummmmm…..we don’t have to talk about that Bills/Jets game. But I will. That was a horrific loss by Josh Allen. He single handedly lost a game to a team with no QB.

[PoorMansCamaro]

So if we are keeping track…

Tua Tagovailoa - 466 Yards 3 TDs 1 INT

Mac Jones - 316 Yards 3 TDs 1 INT

Zach Wilson - 140 Yards 1 TD 1 INT

Josh Allen - 190 Yards 1 TD 3 INT



#FinsUp* #TakeFlight* #BillsMafia* #ForeverNE*

[PoorMansCamaro]

And if I’m not mistaken, Josh Allen is 0-5 in overtime games. Oof

[102SS]

Originally Posted by PoorMansCamaro

Ummmmm…..we don’t have to talk about that Bills/Jets game. But I will. That was a horrific loss by Josh Allen. He single handedly lost a game to a team with no QB.

I totally agree that was by far his worst performance since 2018 his rookie year.

He did have a little help or maybe no help

The O line were being pushed back into his face all night.

The first two Int's I can live with(he threw into double coverage twice) because they were both deep in Jets territory on real deep passes.

Int 3 is on Gabby Davis who let the safety undercut his route.

The fumble is pure Sugar Josh....its when he gets so fired up he tries to make something out of nothing and it costs the team dearly

On the OT 3 and out watch the defender with 2 hand fulls of Diggs jersey as he dives for the ball and basically goes nowhere

One down and 16 to go

[dkp2LT]

Chiefs lost
Bengals lost
Bills lost
Jets lost Rogers for the year it appears

Interesting first week.

[102SS]

This is quoted from Buffalo Rumblings

"Allen is certainly not the sole issue with the Bills, in general or on this evening in particular. There will be time and effort spent on those other concerns. But 17 continues to struggle to read the room; hero ball was not needed to win this game, and yet it was attempted, with catastrophic results."

That describes "Sugar Josh" in a nutshell....he gets this red mist in his eyes and can't snap out of it.

The first time I seen it was against Houston in the 2019 WC game