So after re-watching the game a couple of times...here are my thoughts along with the offensive personnel groupings.The offensive line specifically the right side of the line seems to be gelling better with Omameh at RG...the duo of Collins and Cousins on the left side still have some communication issues to work through. On a few TEX games by the Bills, you could clearly see that Collins and Cousins are not in-tune. On the sack Cousins blocked his man then released him to Collins to pick up the lopping DE that was crashing back inside - he picked him up and washed him deeper down inside. Collins did not recognize the looping DT that was handed off to him and allowed the DT to gain leverage and and the edge to gain the outside advantage and sweep underneath him for the sack of McCown.That's not to say Cousins did not have his share of mistakes...but its clear that he does not keep his base over his feet causing balance issues and his inconsistent feet - leads to him lunging at defenders and ultimately out of position and falling to the ground. This is also causing issues with his ability to mirror defenders.EDS does not have the base or core strength to short area anchor against stronger more physical bull rushing defensive tackles and on initial contact gets jolted a good two yards in to the back field.Omameh did a solid job one-on-one against the more physical and strong Bills DT's - he was slow on a few pulls to get to the edge and did not do a good job of coming off blocks to pick up blitzers to his inside.McCown once a gain held the football a tad two long on a couple of occasions - but for the most part did an excellent job delivering the ball to the open receiver - other than that short throw to Demps he did a solid job of placing the football to where his players had the best chance to make the catch. The INT was partly do to Myers slipping and bad ball placement the ball was thrown to the inside and even if Myers had not slipped it would have been a tough catch with DB breaking on the pass.Danny Lansanah after a stellar game with the one's cemented his status on the team and looked very good in coverage and running downhill...Quinton Pointer saw a lot of action and did a solid job in coverage not giving up a single reception on 5 targeted attempts in to his area and it would not surprise me to see him as the starting NCB...Robert Herron was the slot receiver to open the game and it seems based on this being a dress rehearsal that he might have beaten out others for the spot...The other thing of note is the Scott Solomon and English both appeared in the game before Steven Means at DE...
