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Pat Meyer

Pat Meyer

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Oct 30, 2026

Kevin SmithHOST
12:59
But I also don't think they did a very good job developing Broderick Jones.
Kevin SmithHOST
13:03
I don't know if Pat Meyer was the right guy to develop young talent.
Kevin SmithHOST
13:09
He had some techniques that were different than a lot of NFL coaches teach, particularly in pass protection.
Kevin SmithHOST
13:18
And I'm not sure it really was something that the young players that Meyer worked with were comfortable with.
Kevin SmithHOST
15:34
And the fact that he's had them together for five straight weeks has paid serious dividends.
Kevin SmithHOST
15:40
And you can see it with the physicality, the communication, the teamwork.
Kevin SmithHOST
15:45
They're not making some of the mistakes they made under Pat Meyer.
Kevin SmithHOST
15:49
They're not having miscommunications on double teams.
Joe MarinoHOST
4:58
And, you know, it could be obviously, you know, one of the best offenses in the league and certainly one of the best offenses in franchise history.
Joe MarinoHOST
5:06
Nate, for me, what surprises me most about this unit is how well they've answered the question, what I thought was the biggest question, which was some of the changes with the offensive line, whether it's been the retirement of Aaron Cromer and Pat Meyer taking over as the offensive line coach or David Edwards, a big-ticket free agent leaving for New Orleans, and Alec Anderson stepping into that left guard job after being a reserve for four seasons.
Joe MarinoHOST
5:29
Those things have gone really well.
Joe MarinoHOST
5:30
I think this unit has more of an edge to it.
Richie IncognitoHOST
17:10
We had just gotten a win with the Buffalo Bills.
Richie IncognitoHOST
17:12
And I sat next to the assistant offensive line coach, Pat Meyer.
Richie IncognitoHOST
17:16
Pat Meyer is now the head offensive line coach up in Buffalo.
Richie IncognitoHOST
17:19
And that unit is playing great.
Richie IncognitoHOST
17:22
And we were sitting there and we were talking and he was watching the tape.
Richie IncognitoHOST
17:50
Tight end has him.
Richie IncognitoHOST
17:51
It's a pretty simple game plan.
Richie IncognitoHOST
17:53
But with this guy, Pat Meyer, against the Spags defense, they are lining up fast.
Joe MarinoHOST
40:52
So I used some creative liberty.
Joe MarinoHOST
40:53
And my number one choice is Pat Meyer, the offensive line coach.
Joe MarinoHOST
40:57
Ooh.
Joe MarinoHOST
40:57
Because I thought we had a lot of concern about what that transition was going to look like outside of Aaron Cromer.
Joe MarinoHOST
41:02
I think this offensive line is more physical, has more of an edge to it than we've seen.
Joe MarinoHOST
41:07
And I like how schematically they've involved in pass pro and with some of the run game stuff.
Joe MarinoHOST
41:12
I really think Pat Meyer's doing a phenomenal job.
Joe MarinoHOST
41:14
What they're getting out of Alec Anderson has been tremendous to this point.
Jerry OstroskiHOST
36:16
We've had a good offensive line over the last so many years.
Jerry OstroskiHOST
36:20
I think with Pat Meyer, the offensive line coach, going back to some more basic technique, there's still some chromer in there, but there's a lot more basics.
Jerry OstroskiHOST
36:29
And it's obvious to me that Pat Meyer teaches physicality, finish, and nastiness quite a bit.
Jerry OstroskiHOST
36:36
Between him and Alec Anderson, his addition to this line, removing a big, long athlete, but maybe not that edgy player, Alec Anderson's playing at a level that he might make quite a bit of money in free agency next year.
Jerry OstroskiHOST
36:50
That's how good he's playing.
Mitch MorseGUEST
10:00
But yeah, when you have a guy who's been in the system for a long time, plug and play, understands the intricacies of being a Buffalo Bill and the organization.
Mitch MorseGUEST
10:08
I mean, there's definitely a little bit of fundamental change when you bring Pat Meyer in, but everyone's kind of learning that same thing.
Mitch MorseGUEST
10:13
And Pat Meyer is looking at the lingo prior to him showing up and applying it to how it would transfer to his lingo.
Mitch MorseGUEST
10:20
So at least you have a base of what that was if you've been here prior to.
Thad BrownHOST
10:24
What is, what is O-line communication like in terms of not just the, I get up to the line of scrimmage and I'm communicating that way, but off the field when you're developing, when you're going through, whether it's working with a new coach or a new player, how tight is that group? Because again, it seems to me like it is the top of the list when it comes to guys who have to be on the same page.
Joe MarinoHOST
11:41
And I think you've got to give a lot of credit to Alec Anderson.
Joe MarinoHOST
11:44
He's come in and brought an edge to this group and give a lot of credit to Pat Meyer as well.
Joe MarinoHOST
11:48
Bill's offensive line coach.
Joe MarinoHOST
11:50
There's a nastiness to this group and how they're getting after people in the run game.
KevinHOST
29:43
Um, so I think that there's, um, and Kevin Dotson's a replacement level, uh, guard from Pittsburgh.
KevinHOST
29:48
So I think that there's, and no one would know him more than Pat Meyer, the Bills', um, offensive line coach.
KevinHOST
29:53
So I think that there's definitely some moments there, and guess who's on that side again? Greg Rousseau.
KevinHOST
29:58
Um, and this might be the game the pressure gets home.

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