(10-09-2023, 05:15 PM)carp8dm Wrote:

(10-09-2023, 12:47 PM)NYC4jags Wrote: Wasn't really a ton of power formation stuff, but they def stuck to their guns running ETN between the tackles until it paid off. OL did him no favors early and barely gave him a crease late, but he maximized his touches. ETN clearly bounced two called inside runs out to the corner for good gains as well. Figured we see him start to do that sooner or later and mentioned it in a thread last week. He's clearly tired of running into brick walls between the tackles. 
(we saw this last year but he hadn't been doing it yet this season - I assume coaches trying to get him to be patient for his blockers to do work - but... that ain't happening)

The rushes by receivers were end arounds and one quick pitch - and three of those called were very effective. 

Lawrences rushes were almost all improvised due to pressure - maybe one option play. 

Bigsby had a 3rd and one attempt foiled by Fortner getting beat. Stopped for no gain. They seemed to just stay with the hot hand of #1 so he didn't see many snaps.

This is you spinning your perspective to a guy that didn't watch the game...  Kinda wack.  But If Caldrac actually gets to watch the entire game, he wouldn't agree with your analysis...

They focused on throwing on First Down.  They made sure to get ETN off tackle early instead of just slamming him up the middle on First Down..  And they ran sweeps with WRs as well ON FIRST DOWN.  We kept the Bills D guessing the entire game, and it started in the 1st half with how we approached 1st Downs.

We didn't "stick to our guns".  We were running different plays from the get go.  The way you describe it, we were just running the same shotgun formation with ETN getting the ball to run up between the guards on every 1st Down.  That is absolutely not how the game went down, NYC...  And you know it.