All the projected weaknesses of #BuffaloBills got exposed yesterday vs. #Ravens
WR group (except Khalil) gets an F
The frustration from #JA17 was obvious. Hope it does not lead to complete loss of confidence.
DT and LB gets D.
Each year Beane spends "A LOT" on DTs and can never get it right. But our #Bills media continues to ignore his failures with both DL and WR groups.
Top reasons #BuffaloBills win so many games every single season
1. #JA17 makes plays at critical moments
2. Players under HC Sean McDermott play disciplined
Top reason why #Bills haven't gotten over the hump?
No other player outside of Josh Allen make plays in critical moments consistently
Big problems #BuffaloBills experienced during 2023:
Defense:
1. Lack of impact players. Not fixed
2. In critical moments.. everyone disappeared. This has been a problem for all 6 years of Frazier. Last year, things improved with McD as DC. This is a culture change. 'play fundamentals' to 'play to win'. Requires both players and time. Atleast another year or two.
Offense:
Lack of consistency. Passing game looked broken. #JA17 reluctance to go under center.
ALL fixable.
Time will tell if Keon is better than Legette or Mitchel (I ranked them all same)
Keon seems to me similar to Nabers in terms of explosiveness without the speed and a proper team around him.
Can they teach route running & separation?
Can #JA17 evolve into a more precision passer?
Can Josh learn to love playing under center?
These are the next level burning questions.
When Tua throws long ball, Tyreek is down there somewhere.
When Josh throws long ball, oh.... he over threw Diggs or under threw Diggs.
It is NOT #JA17 folks.
I am sick of hearing from #Bills media reporters.. Josh Allen over threw Diggs narrative.
Great number 1 wide receivers catch the long balls most of the time (think Randy Moss).
Good ones win more than 50% of time vs CBs
Bad ones ... lose more often than win.
Rich Rubin
GoBills
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