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The Bills SB nation site was great under the impartial Brian Galliford, deteriorated mightily under the cheerleader Trapasso, and strikes me now as returning to great under Matt Warren who worked with Galliford. Solid bunch of impartial writers, imho.
1st Q grades :
Offense : https://www.buffalorumblings.com/201...clay-zay-jones
Defense : https://www.buffalorumblings.com/201...hyde-tre-white
ST/Coaching : https://www.buffalorumblings.com/201...colton-schmidt
Good reads, credit to Sean Murphy, the writer, nothing I disagree with. Probably the only thing I'd mention is for the OL, the transition from man to more zone makes it bumpier. They pull Incognito a lot, seems to me at this point his holding penalties are more about him getting there late to his target area, which isn't peculiar because he's getting up there and is more a power blocker than a sprinting guy you don't want to pull so much, though nothing on the right side looks able to make it more elaborate. I'm thinking they end up scheming around this as it goes.
1st Q grades :
Offense : https://www.buffalorumblings.com/201...clay-zay-jones
Defense : https://www.buffalorumblings.com/201...hyde-tre-white
ST/Coaching : https://www.buffalorumblings.com/201...colton-schmidt
Good reads, credit to Sean Murphy, the writer, nothing I disagree with. Probably the only thing I'd mention is for the OL, the transition from man to more zone makes it bumpier. They pull Incognito a lot, seems to me at this point his holding penalties are more about him getting there late to his target area, which isn't peculiar because he's getting up there and is more a power blocker than a sprinting guy you don't want to pull so much, though nothing on the right side looks able to make it more elaborate. I'm thinking they end up scheming around this as it goes.
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