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I know and a 48 point total.
I actually think they have a shot. I think they'll do a good job shutting down the running game, and with Atlanta's RT out again, Lawson/Yarbrough should make Ryan really uncomfortable. My biggest worry on that side of the ball is actually Coleman matched up against the LBers.
I think you can easily suffocate the Raiders offense, and (it pains me to say) control the clock against New England.
I'll take the under.flysack said:
But also addition by subtraction with Gilmore going to NE.
White, a rookie 4 weeks into the season, is already better than Gilmore.But also addition by subtraction with Gilmore going to NE.
https://twitter.com/DuffyOnWCMF/status/914601715302793216
If any of you are betting men, jump all over that.
This was probably my biggest gripe about the offense going into this season. They lost their 2 best deep-threats - Watkins and Goodwin - and replaced them with intermediate possession WRs in Matthews and Jones. I have no problems with Matthews or Jones in theory, but Tyrod's best asset is the deep throw.
Eh, nobody needed to cover Matt Ryan for a potential 1 yd 1st down run...right?Fun note: The Bills only had 10 defenders on the field on Atlanta's last play.
McDermott going to the Rex Ryan playbook there I guess.
My take is that if Ryan were a WR and we were talking about making a catch, there is no way he would have been ruled to have control of the ball. So why should the standard be different when it comes a QB and fumbling? Just my two cents though.
Well, the catch rule is a debacle itself, but throwing a football is different from catching it.
Fixed. Watch some of his middle passes. He's fine dumping it off, and shocking accurate on anything over 30 yards. But a 10 yard slant? Forget it.
One more interesting stat to add to this list...GroveDiesel said:
I know it was only the Browns but they got that spark they needed from a new OC that's targeting Green a lot more. It's a 50/50 game. I think the line is set fine.
Also a Vegas uses the public perception to set lines to get people to bet as well.
That means there's a decent chance the Bills could be matched up against an EJ Manuel lead Raiders team in 4 weeks.
YardsPerPass tweeted that casinos often use power rankings that are largely based on yardage figures to set their lines. Buffalo bottom 5 offense yardage wise, Bengals top 5 defense yardage wise.
lawl. That would be awesome. But they're saying it's a good chance Carr will be back by then. 6 weeks is a conservative, outside number.
Generally the home team is given +3 points. So they're essentially saying that they view the Bengals and Bills even, with the Bengals having home field advantage. It's still early, and the Bills don't have a lot of offensive weapons. It's basically Tyrod, LeSean and Clay.
