I saw several times he changed plays at the line and it winded up being run plays.
Listening to all the post game interviews, especially Marrone's, I got the sense that they were really hammering on turnovers all week. WRs/RBs talking about securing the ball etc. And I thought Orton reined in himself a bit today -- avoided putting balls in traffic, especially when he had to hold the ball longer than he wanted (took sacks but secured ball going down).
I said last week if the Bills going into Meadowland can be turnover free, they will almost surely win the game. Well, they didn't commit any. And Geno got the Jets behind the 8 ball from the start, to the point where Orton could afford to be safe.
I don't buy into those "we won't win many games against better teams with this kind of offense performance" argument. This is NFL, not NCAAF. Style does not count. Another team, another story; different approach. Had the Bills not committing the turnovers they did in Detroit, against Vikings, they could be conservative and still would win without the last minute drives; Heck they WOULD even have a very realistic chance against the Pats.
17 passes from Orton is kind of low for me. I still believe having him put the ball up 30 times is about the right amount. 40+ times is way too much. I'm sure the Bills are going to do some self scouting in the bye to work on the O-Line to have a balance in running game and the passing game.
Listening to all the post game interviews, especially Marrone's, I got the sense that they were really hammering on turnovers all week. WRs/RBs talking about securing the ball etc. And I thought Orton reined in himself a bit today -- avoided putting balls in traffic, especially when he had to hold the ball longer than he wanted (took sacks but secured ball going down).
I said last week if the Bills going into Meadowland can be turnover free, they will almost surely win the game. Well, they didn't commit any. And Geno got the Jets behind the 8 ball from the start, to the point where Orton could afford to be safe.
I don't buy into those "we won't win many games against better teams with this kind of offense performance" argument. This is NFL, not NCAAF. Style does not count. Another team, another story; different approach. Had the Bills not committing the turnovers they did in Detroit, against Vikings, they could be conservative and still would win without the last minute drives; Heck they WOULD even have a very realistic chance against the Pats.
17 passes from Orton is kind of low for me. I still believe having him put the ball up 30 times is about the right amount. 40+ times is way too much. I'm sure the Bills are going to do some self scouting in the bye to work on the O-Line to have a balance in running game and the passing game.
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