That 4th and 5 TD pass to Coleman was one of the most clutch plays I've seen. Arguably since the 4th down TD pass to Gabe Davis during the KC playoff game
From the moment they traded Diggs, and took on the dead cap while overhauling the roster in terms of the loss of so many captains, it was clear this was a “transition” year. Its really smart by the front office big picture wise, but it was also clear this year was going to be frustrating. They will make the playoffs but they just dont have the ammo to beat the elite teams. Just too many deficiencies across the roster. Next offseason will be fun tho. Save your picks and get more youth to bolster the roster and make smart signings. Im just genuinely surprised how many fans are surprised by this. Seeing ppl saying we should make “go all in” type trades when they have so many holes just seems shortsighted. I would love to see the young guys getting even more playing time just so they get the reps for next year. So we know what we have and they have the experience in big moments Anyways love your content, keep up the good work.
It’s always next year for us fans. You can’t depend on “there’s always next year” you have injuries being a huge part of the bills issues year in and year out. Another waste of a year for josh Allen SMH I’m glad your optimistic though
@@kevinborchers3522 It wasn't a smart move. It was a cleanup move from Bean maxing out the cap on shitty players. $120 mil to Von who has only played half a season last 3 years. $30 mil for Diggs to be on another team, $30 mil to extend Knox and sit him on the bench. Dropping WR talent and replacing them with guys like Hollins and Samuel. This front office is not acting intelligent at all
It just baffles me how our front office thought this receiving core was going to be worth a damn. Our receivers last year weren't even good enough and we DOWNGRADED big time. Of course we're not going anywhere with Hollins and Coleman as our 1 and 2
Yeah, Everyone eats philosophy works against Zone coverage the best because everyone gets into their zone beating routes. Easy to progress through reads. I understand why they decided to go that style. BUT, against Man you just need to know your receivers REALLY WELL and who they can beat consistently. For Josh that player is Khalil. I think we will be fine but he needs to have an established trust and relationship with 3 WRS: Khalil, Dalton, and Keon. These guys each are his man betters in their own special ways. Keon needs ALOT of work but they should give him reps in the slot because like with the Texans game, if we don't have Khalil and Dalton is having a bad day or double covered we need him to shine. I think the first 3 weeks were a test for the offense on how to beat different coverages but when playing against the top teams their Man Coverage players are the best. We need to find ways to work towards our top 3 guys. I like everyone eats but we still need to have 3 established weapons where Josh and them are always on the same page of what they are seeing and how to take advantage of the defense.
Brady better answer this week or he's going to be in the hot seat. Teams say they throw the previous 3 weeks of film out, but Houston used the exact blueprint laid out by Baltimore. And you can bet the Jets will do the same. If Brady can't adjust to the same scheme run 3 weeks in a row I think he needs to be fired
Kincaid Wide open on the first play discussed, also Josh ahd no time.. The interior of this line is it's week point. Look at the Chiefs the interior rg c lg are all elite blockers and he never gets pressured up the middle.. only off the edge which he can step up and scramble or buy time... Allen is always up the middle where you have no where to go. Play 2 he just doesn't trust Cook, he has dropped to many easy passes in the past... its frustrating watching it this offense... It does not seem like there are any easy plays.. I watched the Cheifs play on Monday night and it is not like they have more talent at WR or RB then we do and Kelce at this part of his career probably the same as our TEs and they just attacked the Saints by throwing to Backs and TE who where wide open the whole time and then when that got taken away they though to Juju who was not even on a team a few weeks ago... and he was WIDE OPEN. At one poin Mahomes had like 60 Air yards but 250 yards passing 190 YAC yards..Crazy
For all the crap Hollins gets he could have had some nice catches if Allen hits him. At 30:00 when Coleman was open Knox was also wide open and probably runs free 15 yards. The more film break down I see the less problems I have with Brady. I see guys open and either Allen misses or the pass catchers are not stepping up. Hollins was wide open on the Coleman TD catch also. Honestly you listen to most people talk you'd never know that Hollins is open as much as he is. Watching the film there's plenty of reasons to be optimistic.
A lot of the problem is Brady calling plays that take too much time to develop. When defenses are bringing pressure and playing single high you need quick options. Yea certain plays look like guys are getting open, but by that time Josh is getting hit or scrambling for his life
@@Cover1 At that moment Hollins was not open and he had to made a desicion. And the free rusher was right in his face denying the throwing lane to hollins. impossible to make that throw to hollins. Coleman was a guess and hope he can make the catch. Coleman was drafted for that remember When nobody is open its coleman time.
@@Cover1 that require a lot of trust and a great understanding between QB and WR which cant be there yet. And still there is a free rusher right in the face of josh, highly likly he even dont see Hollins at that time.
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That 4th and 5 TD pass to Coleman was one of the most clutch plays I've seen. Arguably since the 4th down TD pass to Gabe Davis during the KC playoff game
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From the moment they traded Diggs, and took on the dead cap while overhauling the roster in terms of the loss of so many captains, it was clear this was a “transition” year. Its really smart by the front office big picture wise, but it was also clear this year was going to be frustrating. They will make the playoffs but they just dont have the ammo to beat the elite teams. Just too many deficiencies across the roster. Next offseason will be fun tho. Save your picks and get more youth to bolster the roster and make smart signings.
Im just genuinely surprised how many fans are surprised by this. Seeing ppl saying we should make “go all in” type trades when they have so many holes just seems shortsighted. I would love to see the young guys getting even more playing time just so they get the reps for next year. So we know what we have and they have the experience in big moments
Anyways love your content, keep up the good work.
Absolutely love your points. We are just going to enjoy it for what it is!
It’s always next year for us fans. You can’t depend on “there’s always next year” you have injuries being a huge part of the bills issues year in and year out. Another waste of a year for josh Allen SMH I’m glad your optimistic though
@@dalebechtel8904 i say fuck it and trade assets... we dont have anything to lose; who knows how good cooper or adams would be with allen...
@@kevinborchers3522 It wasn't a smart move. It was a cleanup move from Bean maxing out the cap on shitty players. $120 mil to Von who has only played half a season last 3 years. $30 mil for Diggs to be on another team, $30 mil to extend Knox and sit him on the bench. Dropping WR talent and replacing them with guys like Hollins and Samuel. This front office is not acting intelligent at all
Love watching Dorian Williams this year, he’s added some much physicality to the LB position so far this season. He seems to feed off making TFLs.
Please get TB on for a breakdown! That would be so amazing to hear him break down film with you guys
We went for deep shots, all we got were back shots
On the play to Keon Coleman to the sideline (29:56) once again the middle of the field is wide open for Knox, easy first down.
Sounds like we need to trade for a separator or just wait till we can upgrade the WR core next year.
It just baffles me how our front office thought this receiving core was going to be worth a damn. Our receivers last year weren't even good enough and we DOWNGRADED big time. Of course we're not going anywhere with Hollins and Coleman as our 1 and 2
Yeah, Everyone eats philosophy works against Zone coverage the best because everyone gets into their zone beating routes. Easy to progress through reads. I understand why they decided to go that style. BUT, against Man you just need to know your receivers REALLY WELL and who they can beat consistently. For Josh that player is Khalil. I think we will be fine but he needs to have an established trust and relationship with 3 WRS: Khalil, Dalton, and Keon. These guys each are his man betters in their own special ways. Keon needs ALOT of work but they should give him reps in the slot because like with the Texans game, if we don't have Khalil and Dalton is having a bad day or double covered we need him to shine. I think the first 3 weeks were a test for the offense on how to beat different coverages but when playing against the top teams their Man Coverage players are the best. We need to find ways to work towards our top 3 guys. I like everyone eats but we still need to have 3 established weapons where Josh and them are always on the same page of what they are seeing and how to take advantage of the defense.
Brady better answer this week or he's going to be in the hot seat. Teams say they throw the previous 3 weeks of film out, but Houston used the exact blueprint laid out by Baltimore. And you can bet the Jets will do the same. If Brady can't adjust to the same scheme run 3 weeks in a row I think he needs to be fired
"True early separators" sounds like Ladd McConkey in different words
Went one pick after Coleman...
Basham/Humphrey 2.0
Kincaid Wide open on the first play discussed, also Josh ahd no time.. The interior of this line is it's week point. Look at the Chiefs the interior rg c lg are all elite blockers and he never gets pressured up the middle.. only off the edge which he can step up and scramble or buy time... Allen is always up the middle where you have no where to go. Play 2 he just doesn't trust Cook, he has dropped to many easy passes in the past... its frustrating watching it this offense... It does not seem like there are any easy plays.. I watched the Cheifs play on Monday night and it is not like they have more talent at WR or RB then we do and Kelce at this part of his career probably the same as our TEs and they just attacked the Saints by throwing to Backs and TE who where wide open the whole time and then when that got taken away they though to Juju who was not even on a team a few weeks ago... and he was WIDE OPEN. At one poin Mahomes had like 60 Air yards but 250 yards passing 190 YAC yards..Crazy
For all the crap Hollins gets he could have had some nice catches if Allen hits him. At 30:00 when Coleman was open Knox was also wide open and probably runs free 15 yards. The more film break down I see the less problems I have with Brady. I see guys open and either Allen misses or the pass catchers are not stepping up. Hollins was wide open on the Coleman TD catch also. Honestly you listen to most people talk you'd never know that Hollins is open as much as he is. Watching the film there's plenty of reasons to be optimistic.
A lot of the problem is Brady calling plays that take too much time to develop. When defenses are bringing pressure and playing single high you need quick options. Yea certain plays look like guys are getting open, but by that time Josh is getting hit or scrambling for his life
27:26 there was no time to throw to hollins he wasnt open at the time a defneder got a free rush on josh.
Same time to throw it to Coleman.
@@Cover1 At that moment Hollins was not open and he had to made a desicion. And the free rusher was right in his face denying the throwing lane to hollins. impossible to make that throw to hollins. Coleman was a guess and hope he can make the catch. Coleman was drafted for that remember When nobody is open its coleman time.
@raysschoko that’s why we said anticipate it. The middle is the weakness of Cover 0. You throw it to a spot. He did it early in the year.
@@Cover1 that require a lot of trust and a great understanding between QB and WR which cant be there yet. And still there is a free rusher right in the face of josh, highly likly he even dont see Hollins at that time.
Why cant Allen throw deep? Its been certain years he really struggled…..2019, 2023 not sure of others
no idea why more people aren't asking this question.
Agree, Allen was the problem in this game more than the receivers. Nobody wants to admit it
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