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How far back does this analysis go? John Elway the same... Tom Brady numerous times

Is that for a 4 pack? Thats how they are selling them here in Dallas.

No Jerry Hughes? I'll take that guy on my team any day. Guy is targeted by refs most of the time but always comes with effort. Motor never stops!

This is the CJ Spiller 1 carry 52 yds Broken collarbone game. After Fred went down finally thought they would run CJ till he puked but it was not to be.

Isnt the top removable ? Like Jerry world?

Hopefully you all understand why it looks that way . Raiders == The Black Hole

you have let your dline up field you have a center and 2 guards to neutralize the MLB and any down driving safeties. This is the essence of the screen play.. Chan even brought the slot receiver (spiller) back to the middle on occasion for this play.

Hence the concept of the middle screen.

Really? Ask the Raiders about that and the tuck rule.

I will never forget that game to this day ... .Watching it on tv it was so obvious he was out of bounds an short of the first down. You didn't need Hi Def to see that .. it was so obvious.

Play @2:37 If Cody Ford did a blindside block isn't this the same thing that Duke Johnson does?

The Key to the touchdown touchback is simple. If you watch the earlier kickoff after the Bills score the same player rightfully downs the ball in the endzone. He doesn't toss the ball to the ref, he looks up field realizes bringing it out is not a good idea and takes a knee. HE KNEW THE RULE. By tossing it towards the ref he had a brain fart but that should not have causes the Bills points. It was the players mistake and it cost the Bills.

Actually I asked question about the last Bills Super Bowl XXVIII. If you watch that game Bills controlled the first half, missed a few opportunities but then looked totally lost in the second half.

Refs taking away 7 points on kickoff over turning a well established rule in the NFL . BTW if you watch the kickoff earlier in the game same returner rightly takes a knee to down in the endzone. You don't reward a team for not knowing the rules.

Just saw a crackback like Fords on that Packers touchdown.. of course no flag.

My thoughts exactly. If you have to tell everyone how much you are worth then obviously you know your worth is not noticeable.

Totally agree with your assessments and after re-watching the game I came to the conclusion that Allen performed pretty decent after the fumble and positioned his team time and again for the win. The Drive for the tie was amazing, a few clutch throws, and even in the first OT possession had the team positioned to win if it wasn't for a bad penalty call. If Beasley runs the 6 out here instead of in , it is going for a first down. Josh did a good job in this game overall.

And the Duke Johnson block on Edwards on the Watson score should have been blindside as well then. Ref's know this bad call and the one on the end zone fumble (yes it was a fumble) cost the Bills the game. If you look at the previous kick off after Buffalo field goal Carter gives the no out single and correctly takes a knee. On the opening kick off he knows he is suppose to take a knee, it is a fumble and should have been upheld.

My guess by his setup is he thought he had the outside guy and Dawkins would block down inside which makes more sense. He saw Dawkins pull to the outside and realized he was not positioned for the inside blitz.

You want Taysom Hill? Should have done better scouting. He was there for the taking in 2017 waivers.

Rams moved up 3 spots in Defensive Rank 2018 - 2019 (19 - 16) but Offensive run fell to 28th in 2019 . Yeah Defense is the problem here

Cunningham had a helmet to helmet hit on that play... no call ..

This should have been 3rd and 23 players were pointing to the clock which expired before the play began.

Considering he is held almost every play he rushes the QB I think he is doing great. If he would get a holding call once a season or so then he would be much more effective.

Im not even sure if B gets the first down on this. I believe a safety is sitting up top.