DMBcrew36
08-30-2010, 11:18 AM
The Bills have played three preseason games so far. Their offense looked good in these past two games, against 4-3 defenses. The offense looked like crap against the Redskins, who play a 3-4 (though it was the Bills first live action with their new offense).
Playing against 3-4 defenses obviously was a major problem for the Bills offense last year. The Bills don't get another opportunity to play against a 3-4 defense until the season begins in Week 1, with their first four games against teams running the 3-4, three of which being division games.
While I am encouraged by these past two preseason games, I think it will be very interesting to see if the offense can perform against 3-4 defenses. One would think it helps practicing against a 3-4 defense everyday. It also helps having a more competent coaching staff who actually adjusts the offense during the game.
My Bills/football IQ isn't as high as some of you (I'm a hockey guy), but I was thinking about this after the game this weekend. Any thoughts?
Playing against 3-4 defenses obviously was a major problem for the Bills offense last year. The Bills don't get another opportunity to play against a 3-4 defense until the season begins in Week 1, with their first four games against teams running the 3-4, three of which being division games.
While I am encouraged by these past two preseason games, I think it will be very interesting to see if the offense can perform against 3-4 defenses. One would think it helps practicing against a 3-4 defense everyday. It also helps having a more competent coaching staff who actually adjusts the offense during the game.
My Bills/football IQ isn't as high as some of you (I'm a hockey guy), but I was thinking about this after the game this weekend. Any thoughts?