Bills top ranked pass defense 2018

hasn't been paying attention. I don't think Josh Allen is all that good, but any QB will have good numbers when he has all day to throw.

is happening on the Bills side. It's up to use to pull off an upset. Not the other way around.

more with the defense. John Brown abd our old buddy Cole Beasley will be running circles around our confused, overmatched secondary!

Not sure who is doing that. Personally, I'll actually be somewhat shocked if we win this game.

I noticed they were #15 in rushing yards allowed, 115 per game (155 per game last 3 weeks).

I agree, less of Eli, more of Saquon.

As for our defense.....🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Anyone have any Giants opponent penciled in as a win? Especially with the Giants 8-24 record over the past two seasons, and from a broader perspective, their record since 2013?

I'm sure Miami Dolphins fans look at the Giants now and say "hey, the might be our opportunity to get one win this year."

Edmunds can split out wide and cover WRs if they need him too. I see him being matched up on EE for the majority of the game if we split him out wide.

So let's not hand off to Saquon. - Pat Shermer

but you are correct, there have been countless prediction threads, articles, opinions, etc. marking this down as a win.

I always found it stunning how many had this down as not just a win, but an "easy win".

Now that the Giants looked ugly in Dallas, there's been a major shift in prediction, but it's certainly true that prior to week 1 many NFL prognosticators had this down as a win.

A fucking monster. The offense is explosive as well. Anyone thinking this is a cake walk is mistaken. Actually if we pull out a win I think we can start thinking a 8-8 season which is what most of us thought going in.

to reveal all our schemes! Seriously, we'll lose unless our O-line can generate a surge for Saquon: 3yds-5yds-3yds has to be automatic.

I think the most important metric is yards per play and last year they were third in the league. This year (yes, only one week) they're first.

It's safe to expect that the Giants are going to have trouble moving the ball.

Yards per play is important, but because passing plays typically gain more yards than running plays (except in our offense lately...) A team that's tops at defending the pass could still be relatively weak against the run and overall have a very stingy combined average.

this game to be a loss for the Giants. Until the defense starts to play like a unit they aren�t going to win any games. Hopefully it was just week one NFL sloppiness.

In comment 14571547 lax counsel said:

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Anyone have any Giants opponent penciled in as a win? Especially with the Giants 8-24 record over the past two seasons, and from a broader perspective, their record since 2013? I'm sure Miami Dolphins fans look at the Giants now and say "hey, the might be our opportunity to get one win this year."

There were GMEN posters in here with high expectations for this team to start the year. Further, we're playing at home -- and they mention how easy the schedule is. You can infer for anyone who had high expectations for this team that they had penciled in a win here.

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Especially against such a good pass defense. Probably a good idea to either sit Barkley altogether, so we can use him next season when Jones is starting and we�re really good, or at least limit his touches to 10 or 11 at the most. And since the Bills have such a good pass defense they�ll never expect us to throw the ball 30 or 40 times. Let�s fool �em good and pass it! Probably want to roll Eli out of the pocket a lot too leverage his elusiveness. If the passing game is shut down, we can always give the ball to the full back in critical spots.