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Your team every day. What's up, Bill's mafia, it's Joe Marino, from the Draft Network, and I am your host of

lockdown bills. Happy Tuesday to you and thank you for making locked on bills

your first listen every day. It's time for Heard Mentality, the weekly episode where you take control of our discussion

by sending in questions, comments, takes, whatever you have regarding the bills.

And I talk about it here on the podcast and let me just say a lot of good stuff this week. I really appreciate some of the thoughtful questions and asking about specific personnel type stuff and it should make for a good conversation here coming out of a game where we learned a lot about the 2021 bills

So let's dig into it first one comes from Adam Adam says is it me or do the bills have very few route concepts designed for

yards after catch lots of out routes or guys sitting down in zone do the

bills not have the players for routes over the middle? Seems

it would give Alan options other than throwing it outside the hash. Good question

Adam. We've talked a lot about yards after catch on this podcast over the last couple years and of course recently as well as

Yards after catch just continues to not be a big part of this offense and a big part of the

reason why is scheme. The Bill's receiving core doesn't run a lot of routes that lend favorably to yards after catch.

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