They can be referred to as the "Bronts" for now. No "w" until they earn it.
Get ready to call the Bills the Billlllllllllllllls (that's 16 L's) if they continue to play like this for the rest of the year. That was literally the worst football I've ever seen played in my life, and I'm not exaggerating. I think the 0-16 Browns had a more capable offense.
I've never seen an offensive line play that bad. Or receivers drop that many passes. Or a QB have that bad of accuracy. Talk about vanilla offenses. I thought Brian Daboll was supposed to be this mastermind of offense. A monkey could do a better job of calling plays. It should be said though, that this Ravens defense will turn a mediocre offense into a legitimate AFC North contender, especially if the Steelers don't have a defense this year.
When I was watching the Bills first stringers play in the preseason with that crappy offensive line and a defense that got trampled, I wondered, they can't possibly play like that in the regular season, right? They can't be giving 100% in the preseason, right? Well I was wrong. What I saw in the preseason is exactly what I got Sunday. An offense that couldn't move the ball, and a defense that got absolutely trampled, both in the run and pass game, though mostly in the pass game.
I say, throw Josh Allen out there. Sorry, but you're not going to learn anything by sitting behind literal garbage. I just hope that Allen doesn't turn into JP Losman. Because that's all the Bills need.
And for all those people out there that said keep Tyrod because the O-Line will suck, they were 100% right. But there's still no chance they win that game. Instead of it being 48-3 it would've been 28-13 or 24-17 with Tyrod as starter. And there's no chance they make the playoffs with Tyrod either, because this year's defense will not even compare to last year's defense (which aside from the Chargers, Saints, and Pats games looked really good).
All I can say is, they did it to themselves. You let your number 2 corner and defensive playcaller/NFL leading tackler go in the off-season, while you didn't replace your starting center that retired or the starting left guard that lost his mind and retired/was let go, while you traded your starting left tackle (even though he's injury prone). That's a recipe for disaster. Sure, Tre White, Jordan Poyer, and Micah Hyde are really good, but when your LBs and other corners blow coverage every play you can't really do anything.
