this answer was really interesting to me.
Pegula is saying talent is the reason why Buffalo has been so successful but then adds how practice squad players were making an impact.
that to me is more a compliment to the coaching
Bills are coming across so thin skinned. I dont understand why they just dont say it was a bad finish, they thought the roster was better than where they landed record wise and thought a new voice after all of these years was needed to maximize their chances
@LordCognito 3. running 11 personnel like previous seasons. Cook was doing his thing. Defense just didn't get enough pressure on 15, like every L they've taken from them, and losing Benford early absolutely changed things for them on the backend. Definitely sucks a bit more than recent years.
@LordCognito 2. patient, changing calls at the line more frequently, taking the checkdown/"layup" when it makes sense and not going for the kill-shot every time). They also got to the point they could win with a more unpredictable strategy on offense and not just running 4 verts or only
Jayden Daniels made VR training a condition for any team drafting him.
Now he's NFL Rookie of the Year and 1 game away from the Super Bowl.
His edge? Training his brain at 1.75x speed.
The story of the first QB 2.0:🧵
@G27Status Yeah feels a bit fever dream-ish but I’m all for it haha. Just played DS3 for the first time earlier this year and thoroughly enjoyed it, any hint of a crossover between the two is going to get brownie points from me lol. I do wonder how it’ll be explained in-game though
Almost every season of his career he's had a game or two where he just goes apeshit on the other team and they still lose by like 2 or 3 pts. That & for point totals and highlight plays, it coincides as a "game of the year" contender. (1st since Otto Graham for that stat btw)