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Originally Posted by wachashi
We had a hard time covering Cook as a receiving threat out of the backfield in our first game against the Bills. I think with Tranquill back and Bolton playing better post-injury, Spags will have an easier time taking that away, especially after seeing it on tape.
The Bills have a strong running game, and I would expect them to rely heavily on it, especially if they're playing with a lead.
I think if you're a Bills coach, you probably like the idea of long, sustained, run-focused drives that keep your injured defense on the sideline while somewhat neutralizing Allen's tendency to throw interceptions. They're an effective tush-push team as well, so I'd expect some 3rd down runs intentionally creating those 4th and short situations.
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Thank you because no one is actually talking about this, and Cook was actually the issue the last game. Not Allen, and not our offense particularly.
It was Cook out of the backfield and then running to the cutback lanes.
He's also the one that single handidly beat Philly. It isn't Allen I'm worried about. It's Cook.