WTF @ Bills post game thread

Few positives from yesterday's loss:

- Daron Payne had a career high 11 pressures
- Sam Cosmi had the highest pass blocking grade of his career at 82.5

Few positives from yesterday's loss:

- Daron Payne had a career high 11 pressures
- Sam Cosmi had the highest pass blocking grade of his career at 82.5

Nice ... I honestly didnt notice Payne or any collapsing pockets yesterday.

I also dont remember hearing Cosmi's name called which is a good thing for OL guys usually. Same for Leno, Flowers, Roullier and Scherff.

OL has been our best unit with the RB duo.

Multiple picks should have been spent on linebackers. And not guys in the 7th they might try to turn into one.

Instead we drafted Forrest in the 5th and a longsnapper in the 6th. And we also traded away a 5th round pick in 2022 to add the longsnapper and some 7th round picks.

Even with spending a 1st round pick, what they did this offseason for the LB room was criminal. Nothing is fixing that room in pass coverage. They simply aren't good enough. So the middle of the field is always going to be easy money.

Davis is starting to flash, Holcomb is decent, and the rest is ass.

Bills offensive coordinator Brian Daboll stayed ahead of his Washington counterpart, defensive coordinator Jack Del Rio, all day, with his formations beating Del Rio’s coverages. Worse, Daboll’s unit was light years ahead of Del Rio’s in on-field execution, starting with converting a third-and-15 on Buffalo’s first drive — which started the Bills toward a touchdown on their first possession, marking the third straight game Washington’s defense has given up seven on the first series. Again, Washington couldn’t get off the field when it mattered; again, the front four that got so much hype coming into the season didn’t lay a glove on the quarterback.

Buffalo was 9 of 15 on third down Sunday. Through three weeks this season, teams are a collective 27 of 46 (.587) on that down against Washington. Per StatMuse, the worst single-season third-down percentage allowed is .567 by the Saints in 2011.

That isn’t a red alert; that’s Defcon Zero.

The Athletic

When they converted the 3rd and 15 right off the bat I pretty much knew then the game was over.

When they converted the 3rd and 15 right off the bat I pretty much knew then the game was over.

Are you talking about the first Bills drive?

I thought the same thing if so.

I thought to myself "Jesus you come out get two good stops and a plenty set them up for a long 3rd down the DL should be able to pin their ears back in that situation and next play Bills are punting", but NOPE.

Defensive ends do that all the time. Especially if they are athletic enough, and he is.I know they do, but I hadn't seen CY do it and he looked lost in the one play that stuck out.

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yeah after they started 7-0 with literally ease, we were done

When they converted the 3rd and 15 right off the bat I pretty much knew then the game was over.

Was this the 3rd down where the Bills o-lineman was behind Jon Allen and had his arm hooked around his neck?

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Was this the 3rd down where the Bills o-lineman was behind Jon Allen and had his arm hooked around his neck?

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YEP!

That non-call pissed me off, especially after they called that ticky tack offensive pass interference penalty on WFTs first series.