1 – YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES!
2 – Thank you, Bill O’Brien. From the bottom of my heart, thank you.
3 – I think it is kind of fun to watch Dre Kirkpatrick play. He certainly gets beat from time to time, but he and his opponent are always in highly intense battles.
4 – There certainly is a big the difference between Chase Edmonds in a fulltime role and Chase Edmonds in a complementary role.
5 – In two months Haason Reddick has gone from major bust to a high-priority re-signing-must.
6 – Of all the quarterbacks that played in this round, Josh Allen had the second longest time to throw on average. That is not really good.
7 – Last year I often praised Jalen Thompson, but I did not expect him to make this jump in level. He is a very legitimate contributor.
8 – Especially for a guy that has just been elevated from the practice squad, Trevon Coley was playing really well.
9 – Bad red zone offense (or inside the Bills’ last 30 yards). Four field goals on seven trips are not good enough.
10 – Even when you wish that Fitz would drop the ball cleanly, he keeps it from hitting the ground.
#Interception
11 – Justin Pugh has consistently been their best offensive lineman all season.
12 – It is pretty wild, but I kind of feel that Kyler Murray is underrated. He is a top-, top-, top quarterback. Top three or, maximum, top five in the NFL.
13 – Yes, Dan Arnold stepped up and had some key catches, but the best part about him is still his name.
14 – It is a little strange that Kenyan Drake from week to week is either one of the NFLs runningbacks that are running most north/south or that are running least north/south. There is seemingly no middle ground.
15 – Bruce Arians always said that rookies were not ready until Thanksgiving. Maybe that will hold true with Isaiah Simmons. Clearly an upwards trending level of play.
2 – Thank you, Bill O’Brien. From the bottom of my heart, thank you.
3 – I think it is kind of fun to watch Dre Kirkpatrick play. He certainly gets beat from time to time, but he and his opponent are always in highly intense battles.
4 – There certainly is a big the difference between Chase Edmonds in a fulltime role and Chase Edmonds in a complementary role.
5 – In two months Haason Reddick has gone from major bust to a high-priority re-signing-must.
6 – Of all the quarterbacks that played in this round, Josh Allen had the second longest time to throw on average. That is not really good.
7 – Last year I often praised Jalen Thompson, but I did not expect him to make this jump in level. He is a very legitimate contributor.
8 – Especially for a guy that has just been elevated from the practice squad, Trevon Coley was playing really well.
9 – Bad red zone offense (or inside the Bills’ last 30 yards). Four field goals on seven trips are not good enough.
10 – Even when you wish that Fitz would drop the ball cleanly, he keeps it from hitting the ground.
#Interception11 – Justin Pugh has consistently been their best offensive lineman all season.
12 – It is pretty wild, but I kind of feel that Kyler Murray is underrated. He is a top-, top-, top quarterback. Top three or, maximum, top five in the NFL.
13 – Yes, Dan Arnold stepped up and had some key catches, but the best part about him is still his name.
14 – It is a little strange that Kenyan Drake from week to week is either one of the NFLs runningbacks that are running most north/south or that are running least north/south. There is seemingly no middle ground.
15 – Bruce Arians always said that rookies were not ready until Thanksgiving. Maybe that will hold true with Isaiah Simmons. Clearly an upwards trending level of play.
