Ted Nguyen
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And you can see in that Pittsburgh game, too, they didn't want to pass Spalaton, and they were having a lot of success in the run game. But I think part of that was just to calm Lamar down and just give him a little bit of a mental break and let him get into the flow of the game.
And you can see in that Pittsburgh game, too, they didn't want to pass Spalaton, and they were having a lot of success in the run game. But I think part of that was just to calm Lamar down and just give him a little bit of a mental break and let him get into the flow of the game.
And you can see in that Pittsburgh game, too, they didn't want to pass Spalaton, and they were having a lot of success in the run game. But I think part of that was just to calm Lamar down and just give him a little bit of a mental break and let him get into the flow of the game.
On the Buffalo side of this, I'd agree. I don't know that there's anything we can really point to, and the Rams game wasn't that long ago, where it feels like at least if you're picking the game, like the Baltimore game, rushing attack against this Bills front.
On the Buffalo side of this, I'd agree. I don't know that there's anything we can really point to, and the Rams game wasn't that long ago, where it feels like at least if you're picking the game, like the Baltimore game, rushing attack against this Bills front.
On the Buffalo side of this, I'd agree. I don't know that there's anything we can really point to, and the Rams game wasn't that long ago, where it feels like at least if you're picking the game, like the Baltimore game, rushing attack against this Bills front.
But if we look at Buffalo's offensive line, and I don't know how much you put into the pass block win rate and rush win rate stuff, but if you go by individual players, like Buffalo has like three guys that are just off the charts on these grades.
But if we look at Buffalo's offensive line, and I don't know how much you put into the pass block win rate and rush win rate stuff, but if you go by individual players, like Buffalo has like three guys that are just off the charts on these grades.
But if we look at Buffalo's offensive line, and I don't know how much you put into the pass block win rate and rush win rate stuff, but if you go by individual players, like Buffalo has like three guys that are just off the charts on these grades.
And there was something else I was looking at this morning that I thought was really interesting and how often they line up with a sixth offensive lineman. It's number one in the league, 148 plays this year. It's like 60 more than the number two team. And they did it a bunch against Denver.
And there was something else I was looking at this morning that I thought was really interesting and how often they line up with a sixth offensive lineman. It's number one in the league, 148 plays this year. It's like 60 more than the number two team. And they did it a bunch against Denver.
And there was something else I was looking at this morning that I thought was really interesting and how often they line up with a sixth offensive lineman. It's number one in the league, 148 plays this year. It's like 60 more than the number two team. And they did it a bunch against Denver.
Is that something, I mean, certainly you have to be prepared for if you're Baltimore, but is that something against Baltimore's front where you feel like Buffalo is going to want to go to that as they have during the regular season?
Is that something, I mean, certainly you have to be prepared for if you're Baltimore, but is that something against Baltimore's front where you feel like Buffalo is going to want to go to that as they have during the regular season?
Is that something, I mean, certainly you have to be prepared for if you're Baltimore, but is that something against Baltimore's front where you feel like Buffalo is going to want to go to that as they have during the regular season?
Yeah, it's a big part of their offense now where they are moving under center more and just taking Josh Allen out of the equation and just being able to hand the ball off to James Cook. I think part of that is just the league is moving towards very light fronts, more too high boxes. So a lot of the really good teams are ahead of that.
Yeah, it's a big part of their offense now where they are moving under center more and just taking Josh Allen out of the equation and just being able to hand the ball off to James Cook. I think part of that is just the league is moving towards very light fronts, more too high boxes. So a lot of the really good teams are ahead of that.
Yeah, it's a big part of their offense now where they are moving under center more and just taking Josh Allen out of the equation and just being able to hand the ball off to James Cook. I think part of that is just the league is moving towards very light fronts, more too high boxes. So a lot of the really good teams are ahead of that.
And they've built this really strong run game where they could attack those fronts just fast. by running the running back instead of having the option and that sort of deal too. And the Bills have a very strong offensive line. Deion Dawkins, I think, is having a career year at left tackle. Spencer Brown is playing really well at right tackle.
And they've built this really strong run game where they could attack those fronts just fast. by running the running back instead of having the option and that sort of deal too. And the Bills have a very strong offensive line. Deion Dawkins, I think, is having a career year at left tackle. Spencer Brown is playing really well at right tackle.