Listen to Edwards talk -
And if you have paid attention, Kevin Gilbride is the other Bills OC that loves to do this kind of things: it's not just about a play design; it's more about a chess game with winning at the end as the goal.
I know people had fits with Gilbride at the time. But looking back with Bills offensive woes since then, he's probably the last OC who developed an offense that suited the talent at hand: Bledsoe, Moulds, Price, Henry.
Likewise I have reasonable confidence that Gailey will utilize what he has now: Lynch, Jackson, Spiller, Evans, with a QB Edwards who is best at short but quick passes.
The hope is that our front office will remain on the same page with the coaches. Donahoe bombed at Mike Williams at O-Line for pass protection, replaced Price with Reed. Things fell apart quickly. I pray we don't go down similar path here.
The potential problem for Gailey is like Gilbride as well. There could be time he goes too far. I knew he has done this before in Pittsburgh. I don't know what he did in Dallas/Miami/KC. At least in Pitt, he has Cowher who balanced things out, now he's the top dog in Buffalo, it's all on whether he took his lessons from the past ...
And if you have paid attention, Kevin Gilbride is the other Bills OC that loves to do this kind of things: it's not just about a play design; it's more about a chess game with winning at the end as the goal.
I know people had fits with Gilbride at the time. But looking back with Bills offensive woes since then, he's probably the last OC who developed an offense that suited the talent at hand: Bledsoe, Moulds, Price, Henry.
Likewise I have reasonable confidence that Gailey will utilize what he has now: Lynch, Jackson, Spiller, Evans, with a QB Edwards who is best at short but quick passes.
The hope is that our front office will remain on the same page with the coaches. Donahoe bombed at Mike Williams at O-Line for pass protection, replaced Price with Reed. Things fell apart quickly. I pray we don't go down similar path here.
The potential problem for Gailey is like Gilbride as well. There could be time he goes too far. I knew he has done this before in Pittsburgh. I don't know what he did in Dallas/Miami/KC. At least in Pitt, he has Cowher who balanced things out, now he's the top dog in Buffalo, it's all on whether he took his lessons from the past ...
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