Bradley Chubb

Uh, again, no more A.J. Brown, so we spread out some of the red zone opportunities here.

Yes, I know, uh, the, the Bradley Chubb, the Tush Push.

Yeah, okay, we could have Jalen Hurts get a lot of them.

But, uh, if you're looking for the big target, uh, I think this is a- an excellent spot.

Greg Rousseau now is going to be standing up.

We have Bradley Chubb.

Where does that Oliver fit into all of it? But – I do have questions.

And my one thing I wanted – we didn't talk about it earlier today as we were kind of preparing for this.

They can definitely be able to feast.

And then you talk about the edge rushers who they have a deep class of them on their D-line between Michael Hoy coming off the bench, Greg Rousseau, Bradley Chubb.

Those guys can feast if they're allowed to pin their ears back and rush.

If you have to keep them honest, that's when you can get the Bills defense in the back foot.

So you could take that for what it's worth.

I did put out a post that I think that Bradley Chubb is going to work Trent Brown.

Trent Brown's on the backside of his career, and he's filling in for their injured starting tackle.

So we'll kind of see what happens there.

But to me, the biggest thing is, And I'll ask you flat out, like, does this team have the coaching staff that can develop stars? We obviously know Josh Allen's a star.

We obviously know James Cook is a star.

What about defense? Okay, you brought in Bradley Chubb.

You expect him to be at least as good as he was last year in Miami coming off the ACL.

in the NFL, but they've been under 40 the past two years and they haven't been in the top 10 in sacks as a, as a group going all the way back to 2020 with the exception of course of 2023, they have a 33% decline over the last two seasons with sacks.

You bring in Bradley Chubb, you draft TJ Parker.

That's probably different in terms of like the, the new additions, but they, I think it's a legitimate question.

Like, they'll have some games where they're going to get some pressure.

I compared him to Rashawn Gary before the draft, and he was a player that took time in Green Bay.

But then when he really matured, understood pass rush moves, got a little stronger, was a really good player before he got injured, like was a was your double digit sack guy.

I like the fact that he worked out with Bradley Chubb, and I think although he's not quite the athletic specimen that Bradley Chubb was coming out of NC State in 2018, similar body type.

He's going to set a sturdy edge, but he can also win with finesse moves with his hands and power.

If you're the Texans offense, where are you attacking this defense? Where's the weak link that you feel that the Bills have in this new 3-4 defense? You're CJ, you're Nick Cayley.

Is there someone you're looking at to say, go after that person? How are you going to attack this new 3-4 defense with Ed Oliver, Bradley Chubb coming around the corner, Greg Rousseau? You've got Bernard in the middle, CJ Gardner-Johnson on the back end.

You know that he's going to be ready for this game.

How are you attacking this defense?

I don't know if anybody scares me because one thing – and I just ask you this.

I don't know.

Bradley Chubb, where is – are we getting the Bradley Chubb from two or three years ago before the injury, or are we getting the Bradley Chubb that, you know, wasn't that good last year? You know, just a kind of okay player.

Wasn't that good last year?

He's going to be going up against a rookie center.

And so I see Bradley Chubb, who is going up against Trent Brown.

Somebody on Twitter ended up putting something that Bradley Chubb has had his best game in his entire career against right tackle Trent Brown with a 21.1% pressure rate against that player by itself.

You have Gregory Rousseau.

This team has made a bet that the issue with the defense in the past has been the scheme and not so much the players.

We'll see if Booty's already in some sort of how much he's entrenched in the offense yet.

And they do have the 32nd ranked offensive line per Mike Clay.

And also the cool stat that I saw from our friend Smitty Bills who said that Bradley Chubb, 21% pressure rate against Trent Brown, the most in the NFL.

Joey Bosa, gone, maybe retired.

They bring in Bradley Chubb to kind of be their pass-rushing edge threat.

I don't expect the Texans offense to go gangbusters, but it would be hugely disappointing if they look ill-prepared and that, well, it takes a while to incorporate three new offensive linemen.

The Bills have plenty of turnover, too, on their D.