TheMikeBar3@themikebar3
Isn’t the real issue in the Rams Bills game the Buffalo secondary versus Stafford, Robinson, Higbee and Akers?
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Me note: Aaron Kromer now coaches for Buffalo, his son coaches for the Rams
Brooke Kromer@BrookeKromer
We’re off to LA for the #NFL Season Opener! Who do you have winning, #Bills or #Rams ? With my Dad on one side and my Brother on the other, I’m cheering for the offense
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Blaine Grisak@bgrisakDTR
People forget: Darrell Henderson arguably had the best game of his career against the Bills in 2020.
Henderson rushed for 114 yards on 20 carries in that game and played a huge rule in the Rams coming back from 28-3.
The Bills had one good win last year. They beat a slumping KC team in Week 5. Lost to TB, lost to IND, lost to TEN.
Allen is a QB who makes a lot of ‘wow’ plays, but analytics wise (EPA, DYAR, DVOA, etc), he’s barely in the top-10, let alone the top-5.
Jourdan Rodrigue@JourdanRodrigue
Bobby Wagner on Josh Allen: “He’s not looking to go out of bounds, he’s not looking to shy away from contact. As a defender, you appreciate it (respect it). You just understand that when he’s out of the pocket, you gotta treat him like a RB.” Adds even when he’s hit, he has the
arm to still get the ball where it needs to go through the contact, and, “it’s one thing when the QB runs, it’s another thing when they design the runs for him because he’s that good at it. That’s the thing you gotta be conscious of – they have a lot of misdirection stuff; you
hink it’s going to the running back (or) the receiver and really it’s for him. You watch, toward the end of the season, when it was a critical moment they put the ball in his hand whether it was throwing the ball, getting a first down or even on fourth down. It’s just being
conscious, never losing sight – he will run the ball if he has to.”