Game Day Thread 2025 OFFICIAL GAME DAY THREAD WEEK 15 - BUF @ NE

[jdlboot14]

I'd love to see Williams get a few more targets today. Not even the 50yd bombs, but his crossers, or bubble screens, just to insert the threat of speed to loosen Bills D early to help the run game.

 

[raduray]

They just showed Rivers who appears to be in the second trimester. He's gonna get killed out there.

 

[manxman2601]

Warrior. That’s one fast turnaround. Good to get him back. Hopefully Lowe is good with his abdomen issue. With Benford out, I expect McDaniels will want to pick on Buffalo in the pass game. That said, there will need to be some balance because Buffalo is awful against the run too.

I saw a stat yesterday that the Pats are #2 at completions and QB rating outside the numbers. The Bills are 29th defending outside the number passes (might have been 27th).

 

[TommyD4207]

Diggs and Hollins have appeared incredibly locked in every time I've seen them all week long.

 

[Ross12]

So the pass rush can be exploited, sounds like. Bosa is back healthy but kinda washed anyway.

 

[Ross12]

Diggs and Hollins have appeared incredibly locked in every time I've seen them all week long.

You know these guys are looking at Buffalo’s receiver problems and going “man, if only there was two guys that they hadn’t let go of… couldn’t be us right?”

 

[Uptown]

 

[manxman2601]

Something to look out for.

 

[mgteich]

The inactives are the developmental players Vrabel hopes will contribute in the future. They are the "not ready for prime time" players. And that's fine.

 

[Gumby]

too bad Dippre & Swinson can't get active, and I keep forgetting that Westover is even on the team. He's gotta contribute in some way one of these days. We've quietly had a lot of transactions on the bottom of the roster all year, recently with Murphy, Battle, Taylor, and Munford beating out Bryant for backup swing OT.

I heard on the Jules games w names with Develon; that Westover was calling him to get advice on how to play FB (cause he is a TE).

 

[farn]

I'd love to see Williams get a few more targets today. Not even the 50yd bombs, but his crossers, or bubble screens, just to insert the threat of speed to loosen Bills D early to help the run game.

50 yard bombs got me, thx.

 

[TommyD4207]

It's been a long 2 weeks folks.
Ain't nothin' left to do but watch this one play out.

 

[Kdo5]

I'd love to see Williams get a few more targets today. Not even the 50yd bombs, but his crossers, or bubble screens, just to insert the threat of speed to loosen Bills D early to help the run game.

I think this is a Boutte game. He has been pretty good against the Bills before.

 

[Uptown]

I think this is a Boutte game. He has been pretty good against the Bills before.

Yeah, I want him to go off today. Let’s kick some Bills’ Boutte…

 

[jdlboot14]

Something to look out for.

that is a ridiculous stat - as in horrible! I would never have guessed we haven't had any RB run for at least 50yds 7 games in a row since '04. But it totally tracks since we haven't had a prototype RB1 since Dillon.
I would have guessed BJGE or Blount would have had that amount of consistency at some point. Crazy.

 

[Ununcle]

Way to go CBS. That what Pats and bills fans Want. A piece on Jorden Love and Bo Nix, A piece on Joe Burrow, and cumming up an interview with Maholmes. What every you do don't talk about the most important game of the season for The Pats or the bills. Please, more coverage of anything but the game were waiting to see. ****ing morons.

 

[farn]

They just showed Rivers who appears to be in the second trimester. He's gonna get killed out there.

Doubly so when you consider the lineup of opponents. He might not make it to Texas - and if he does, he might not last a quarter vs that pass rush.

 

[Ian]

 

[jdlboot14]

If Rham gets ~55yds per game in the last 4, he could pass Faulk to #5 all time in Pats RB's rush yards. How crazy.

 

[Betterthanmost]

It's been a long 2 weeks folks.
Ain't nothin' left to do but watch this one play out.

The players are about to cross the white lines.