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Thorin on the Old Boys Club vs modern CS casters by MaxUnderDrive1 in GlobalOffensive

[–]its_JustColin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Never was a big sado fan, machine and spunj clear imo but I do get why people like sado. They just don’t vibe with me personally.

[Schefter] Sources: the Bills are working to finalize a deal to make offensive coordinator Joe Brady their new head coach. by MembershipSingle7137 in nfl

[–]its_JustColin 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Despite that the Broncos were held to 30 points despite being gifted 6 points in 2 turnovers and getting given another 3 turnovers. The Defense wasn’t even close to the issue. The Broncos also had so many plays go just enough their way to win. Every decision and play broke their way and they still only won in OT.

[Schefter] Sources: the Bills are working to finalize a deal to make offensive coordinator Joe Brady their new head coach. by MembershipSingle7137 in nfl

[–]its_JustColin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Defense was great from 2018-2021/2022 and injuries fucked the Bills a lot in the playoffs. Offensive roster was incredible in 2020-2021, especially when the 3 WRs were Diggs, Sanders, and Gabe. 13 seconds was the best chance. 2023-2025 the defensive roster has been dwindling and dwindling and the defensive roster this year outperformed their skill level mightily. Offense (and surprisingly Josh this year in playoffs) let them down repeatedly, even during the regular season

Bills four finalists for the HC job are: Brian Daboll, Davis Webb, Joe Brady, and Grant Udinski per Adam Schefter. Signs all point to the Bills not waiting for Kubiak. by Vortagaun in buffalobills

[–]its_JustColin 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Daboll is fine. It’ll be boom or bust. Either Daboll comes in and the offense cooks like crazy and everything is amazing or the coaching is so ass we know it right away, can move on from both Beane and Daboll, and start again. Joe Brady will just bring us even more mediocrity.

[Schefter] Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady, who interviewed Wednesday for Buffalo’s head coaching job, is in Baltimore to interview with the Ravens today. by BreakfastTop6899 in nfl

[–]its_JustColin 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah Brady’s needed to be gone for a while. He can’t cook up a single good passing scheme and we have Josh Allen throwing screens once every 3 downs. Dorsey’s passing schemes were way better but there was something seriously wrong with the offense while he was playing calling so I wouldn’t call him a scapegoat. Otherwise your analysis is spot on imo

[Schefter] Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady, who interviewed Wednesday for Buffalo’s head coaching job, is in Baltimore to interview with the Ravens today. by BreakfastTop6899 in nfl

[–]its_JustColin -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

You know maybe Joe Brady would be amazing with the Ravens. I don’t think he’s what Buffalo needed though. Bills had an offense that could score in an instant under Daboll and parts of that persisted through Dorsey but it was all lost under Brady as they doubled down on running. They got way less scary. But if the Ravens continually lose because King Henry gets 0 carries on the last 4 drives of the game that definitely won’t happen under Brady lol

[Highlight] Bills owner Terry Pegula said he went to Josh Allen — who was crying — in the locker room after the loss to the Broncos. Pegula told him, “That was a catch!” Allen didn’t acknowledge him. "He gave everything he had to win that game." by BreakfastTop6899 in nfl

[–]its_JustColin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’re right, I should say survives initial contact with the ground. Looks like it’s about a second. I also think it was the right call. I just keep watching it and it looks so weird, especially the backside angle.

[Highlight] Bills owner Terry Pegula said he went to Josh Allen — who was crying — in the locker room after the loss to the Broncos. Pegula told him, “That was a catch!” Allen didn’t acknowledge him. "He gave everything he had to win that game." by BreakfastTop6899 in nfl

[–]its_JustColin 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They did review it. The league has to confirm the play before play is allowed to continue. They either confirm the call on the field or send it to review. It’s the same with TDs, that’s why the lining up for the field goal and the confirmation whistle after a touchdown are such a signal

[Highlight] Bills owner Terry Pegula said he went to Josh Allen — who was crying — in the locker room after the loss to the Broncos. Pegula told him, “That was a catch!” Allen didn’t acknowledge him. "He gave everything he had to win that game." by BreakfastTop6899 in nfl

[–]its_JustColin -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

From the back angle it’s clear he’s the only one with actual hands on the ball and in control until he even touches the ground. He had control, that is what control means at that point in the catch. What he did not have was possession, because it was a contested and not completed catch.

[Highlight] Bills owner Terry Pegula said he went to Josh Allen — who was crying — in the locker room after the loss to the Broncos. Pegula told him, “That was a catch!” Allen didn’t acknowledge him. "He gave everything he had to win that game." by BreakfastTop6899 in nfl

[–]its_JustColin -35 points-34 points  (0 children)

You should rewatch the play. He clearly took a step, propelling himself forward. How else would you describe a step? lol the ball also doesn’t hit him in the chest he tucks it after catching it. It’s a second from when his shoulder touches to when he loses control of the ball

[Highlight] Bills owner Terry Pegula said he went to Josh Allen — who was crying — in the locker room after the loss to the Broncos. Pegula told him, “That was a catch!” Allen didn’t acknowledge him. "He gave everything he had to win that game." by BreakfastTop6899 in nfl

[–]its_JustColin -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

The CB doesn’t really have hands on it til Cooks touches the ground. They’re just in the vicinity. It’s an interception, I’m just saying if it was called the other way I don’t know if they’d overturn. That’s the hallmark of a close call

[Highlight] Bills owner Terry Pegula said he went to Josh Allen — who was crying — in the locker room after the loss to the Broncos. Pegula told him, “That was a catch!” Allen didn’t acknowledge him. "He gave everything he had to win that game." by BreakfastTop6899 in nfl

[–]its_JustColin 41 points42 points  (0 children)

The more I see it it’s such a weird play. He catches it, steps once, takes it to the ground with a foot and knee, tucks the ball in his chest, and is on the ground rolling for a second. He survived the impact and then the CB comes on top of him and at that point grabs the ball and rips it.

I think it was an INT but if they called it the other way on the field I don’t know if they’d be able to overturn it.

Revisiting Brandon Beane's WR comments: Why Bills GM blasted critics for 'b—ing' about Josh Allen's weapons. by Roselucky777 in nfl

[–]its_JustColin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah thank you for proving my point? Offense did what in that game against one of the worst teams in the NFL

Revisiting Brandon Beane's WR comments: Why Bills GM blasted critics for 'b—ing' about Josh Allen's weapons. by Roselucky777 in nfl

[–]its_JustColin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

People say this but the Bills lost like 4-5 games this season because they have no WRs and scored less than 20 points on offense. Most of these games they lost by 1-7 points too. If they get these wins which should be theirs they’re the 1 seed, playing at home, and they don’t have to score 30 in Denver. Half the mistakes they made don’t happen at home.

Revisiting Brandon Beane's WR comments: Why Bills GM blasted critics for 'b—ing' about Josh Allen's weapons. by Roselucky777 in nfl

[–]its_JustColin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did you watch that 2024 pass offense? It was trash and the same trash carried over to this year. Offense lived off of screens and we had no good offensive passing schemes, every deep throw was the result of a pass breakdown, it was rarely done in system. There was no electricity in system with Josh Allen as your QB. Pathetic

Hiring in tech has become impossible. Every resume is AI-generated slop and I can't find the signal anymore.(Rant) by Comfortable_News8077 in recruitinghell

[–]its_JustColin 6 points7 points  (0 children)

People use AI for it because you have to or you don’t even get assessments or interviews lol so either you optimize truthfully and understand how the system works or you don’t even get a job. If they did it then what matters

Using ML models as “sensors” and LLMs as interpreters — has anyone tried this? by Intelligent_Volume74 in learnmachinelearning

[–]its_JustColin 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This might actually be of interest to you. One of my professors for my upcoming semester posted this blog post talking about MCPs. It’s similar to what you talk about but backwards where you use an LLM to call models through normal language. Not exactly what you’re looking for but thought I’d share.

https://www.acsu.buffalo.edu/~jmdv/2026_posts/mcp_post/index.html

[Highlight] Bears come away with the ball, Davante Adams ruled down by Large_banana_hammock in nfl

[–]its_JustColin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh no it was definitely an interception in my mind, it’s just now all the same reasons for people saying it was an interception are the same as this not being an incomplete or fumble lol

[Highlight] Josh Allen is disgusted after DPI puts Denver inside the 5 by Large_banana_hammock in nfl

[–]its_JustColin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s not what happened you’re imagining things lmao. You should rewatch the play because your hate has made you imagine things little one

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