1 pic 1000 words...

[NBP81]

This is the average separation in yesterdays game for both teams...



They actually had to use a wider chart for the Bills because the diff was that big... The darker circle is the league average BTW...

 

[The Ghost]

That tells you everything you need to know about our front 7.

 

[NBP81]

That tells you everything you need to know about our front 7.

You know Im starting to think it tells you all you need to know from this coaching staff... Its easy to look at that chart and put it on the players. What that chart tells me? Predictible... This team tendencies have been figured out both on offense and defense and they're getting exploited play in play out... Thats what I believe.

 

[Michigan Mike]

It is hard to get separation when all the routes are either behind the line of scrimmage or 5-10 yards down the field. That falls on the coaching staff and their predictable high school playbook.

 

[The Ghost]

You know Im starting to think it tells you all you need to know from this coaching staff... Its easy to look at that chart and put it on the players. What that chart tells me? Predictible... This team tendencies have been figured out both on offense and defense and their getting exploited play in play out... Thats what I believe.

Its not surprising.

Jaylen Waddle averaged 44 yards per TD in college........absurd. They thought you could just plug that into their offense and he'd do the same thing.

The next staff better respect what the OL actually does and not assume we can get by with "serviceable". We still had fans leading up to the draft trying to explain to me why Jesse Davis didn't need to be replaced.

But these are the morons who hired Chan Gailey so its not surprising that there clearly was never a plan or any offensive philosophy. It's embarrassing.

These are the morons who tried to win games with a bridge QB. For what purpose?

 

[NBP81]

It is hard to get separation when all the routes are either behind the line of scrimmage or 5-10 yards down the field. That falls on the coaching staff and their predictable high school playbook.

For reference sake, Parker got the most SEP out of all Fins WRs, and he's bottom 10 in the NFL this week...

 

[NBP81]

Its not surprising.

Jaylen Waddle averaged 44 yards per TD in college........absurd. They thought you could just plug that into their offense and he'd do the same thing.

The next staff better respect what the OL actually does and not assume we can get by with "serviceable". We still had fans leading up to the draft trying to explain to me why Jesse Davis didn't need to be replaced.

But these are the morons who hired Chan Gailey so its not surprising that there clearly was never a plan or any offensive philosophy. It's embarrassing.

These are the morons who tried to win games with a bridge QB. For what purpose?

Thing is they're not even using him like he was used in college, you look at his route three and the dude runs RB routes.

 

[BennySwella]

Our scheming on offense and defense is bad. Change that and the team will improve.

 

[BIGTom-]

The amount of separation that the Bills had against our defense is also very telling...

 

[ANUFan]

That tells you everything you need to know about our front 7.

I respect @NBP81. But the likely answer is the time the QB had to get the ball out.

The Bills have a very very good OL. Hell even during an all out Blitz Allen had about as much time as Tua did with their base DL.

 

[NBP81]

The amount of separation that the Bills had against our defense is also very telling...

And then people expect the same results from the QBs... It thought this graph did a good job of illustrating the type of windows each QB was facing in that game... All 5 Fins receivers where way under the league average while 4 out of 5 BUF receivers were way above league average... Though the visual did a good job of showing that.

 

[ANUFan]

The amount of separation that the Bills had against our defense is also very telling...

Scheme! The Bills OL is very good and easily gave Allen 3,4,5 seconds on average. We're not even going to mention his ability to extend plays.
If you don't play off and play that press-man that we like to do with single safety high then you're asking to get beat over the top.

 

[ANUFan]

And then people expect the same results from the QBs... It thought this graph did a good job of illustrating the type of windows each QB was facing in that game... All 5 Fins receivers where way under the league average while 4 out of 5 BUF receivers were way above league average... Though the visual did a good job of showing that.

Why? The answer is obvious and addressed in my other post.
The Dolphins aren't given then all that seperation just for the hell of it.

 

[dolfan91]

Thing is they're not even using him like he was used in college, you look at his route three and the dude runs RB routes.

That tells you how bad the coaching staff in Miami is.

 

[NBP81]

I respect @NBP81. But the likely answer is the time the QB had to get the ball out.

The Bills have a very very good OL. Hell even during an all out Blitz Allen had about as much time as Tua did with their base DL.

I thought so too... But both Tua and Allen got rid of the ball at a top 5 quick rate in this game, so its not that.