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Could the Bills depth at DT work to our advantage?


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Sanchez had a clean pocket to step into all night. We made an offensive line that had been marked with problems for the past week look like the Patriots. We need to do something because I just can't deal with another season of this.

Look like the Patriots!?!?! I must have missed the offensive Juggernaut, that was the Jets. And FWIW the only problem the Jets were having with their O-line was RT.

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How lol? Sanchez had 20 minutes each play to get the ball downfield. Hence the d-line concern.

As I said in one post, there was multiple missed holding calls but they just let them play

Sanchez had to scramble and move a few times. It was as bad it may seemed at all. On the other hand, watching Capt and Gamble let a rookie burned them was... ahh...

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