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It's not just about sacks, it's about pressuring the QB. We have to speed up the QB and not let him sit back there. https://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/2025/defense_advanced.htm Jaelan is top 10. More than Bonito, more than Will Anderson. Landry is 32nd and Chiasson is 43rd.

Every time I've watched the Eagles since they got him he's been disruptive. https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/eagles-jaelan-phillips-gets-premium-135508204.html He has 27 pressures, 10 QB hits, a sack and three tackles for loss in six games with the Eagles.

We have the most cap available. The Eagles are probably going to sign him to an extension since he's delivered a solid performance for them.

Here's the snap count for our defense - Patriots vs. Bills snap counts: Robert Spillane’s absence spelled doom Gibbens played 100% of the snap. Ellis played 86%. These are Vrabel 'guys'. I understand being loyal, but there has to be a point where your loyalty might be hurting the team. Tavai...

He should never see regulars snaps on defense. He's too weak.

We should have pulled the trigger on Jaelan Phillips.

The hold on Davis was a correct call and they missed a bunch of calls on that last play.

TEs are killing us. The middle of our defense is the weakest. This team could have used a safety who's strong enough against the run but also better at covering than our LBs. We should just have kept Duggar or Peppers.

From the article - 'Objectively, this was a messy film defensively, with breakdowns in their run fits, poor rush coordination, busts in zone coverages' This type of poor play due to mental mistakes should be unacceptable for such a big game and coming off a bye week.

This is what perplexes me, our trio of CB is as good as there is in the league, yet it seems like we don't take advantage of it enough. Denver has a PI machine in Moss, yet they leave him on an island almost exlusively and they send extra rushers all the time to speed up the QB. I just don't see...

His assignment must have been to chip the RB. I don't think he would be expected to have man coverage on him since we are in zone. And that is part of why this is a bad design. It effectively removes Chiasson as an effective pass rusher. We already don't generate enough pressure with 4 rushers...

Look at this defensive scheme. Like what are we doing here fellas? Look at what Chiasson is doing. Is he trying to cover the RB or chip him? wtf lol

Orlovsky talks about what the Bills did to Drake in the second half. He talks about on the Pats second half possessions and specificially on 2nd and 3rd downs, they showed Maye a different defense they haven't used all game. It starts at 4:25. Orlovsky also discusses how the Bills schemed their...

Agreed. Getting outscored 35-10 after being up 21-0 is a coaching issue. The lack of adjustment was startling. We're still ahead of schedule and have a great future with Maye. Need reinforcement on the defensive side with personnel and coaching (hopefully Terrell Williams comes back healthy).

If you've seen a defender pull a receiver's jersey when he makes a cut and refs don't call it, then that's a missed call lol.

If a jersey is being visibly pulled, they will call that 100%. Josh, from his backfield saw it 30 yards away and was motioning the jersey being pulled.

Davis grabbed and you could see the receivers jersey being pulled by his waist when he came out of his break. I don't know what else to tell you but that's why it was called.

Refs weren't the reason why we lost today. Marcus and Davis penalties were both legit. Majority of the calls were legit. We got a TD from a missed call in the first half. It evened out imo.

Broncos is going to spoil it. That Bills roster isn't that good. And I can't see Josh do what he did to Cincy and us against the Broncos defense in Mile High.

I'm not going to deny that. But Vance Joseph is also an elite DC. Oftentimes offenses don't know where the blitz is coming from because he disguises it so well.