Malazan

Happy for Woods. Few more deserving players.

I said this way back at the beginning of the year, the NFL's sudden and secret decision to call only 'clear and obvious' penalties which has shown up in holding the most.. really affected the Bills who signed and drafted quicker, penetrating players who are affected by holding more than bigger lineman.

..a clearly injured back up QB 😜

One is paid a lot more than the other, I guess

Fixed it for you

..about 6 weeks ago they started to suck

Indy has one of the most evenly spread talented defenses. There's not a ton of easily exploitable matchups. Combine that with a confusing Bills gameplan that fed into their strengths.. and well..

I thought it was really stupid. The Bills come out in that 'obvious' try to get the defense to jump and they NEVER actually go for it. It's one of my few pet peeves this season. If you never go for it in that situation then it's not going to fool anyone.

I think he's way more important than Milano

Reich made some really questionable decisions, but the Bills had to make him pay for those decisions and they did.

I get they were the 7th seed, but that was out of their control really. They had 11 wins. They were top 10 on offense, defense and special teams. Reich is a very good coach. They may be the most complete team the Bills play.

This take doesn't strike me as particularly accurate. The defense didn't look good, but held the Colts to ten points in the 1st half despite the Colts getting great field position the whole half. The Bills had two scoring drives, but couldn't sustain their other drives and were going 3 and out against a run heavy team. That's going to wear the defense down. The defense should have played better, but they were also put in a difficult position. They came up with a goal line stop and stopped the last drive. So despite their struggles, they did come up in big moments against a top 10 offense.

My view is that it was definitely a fumble, but it's not insane that they said it wasn't clear enough to overturn.

I think the Colts are the team that best matches up against the Bills. Colts are top ten in 3 phases and coaching. Special teams was the worst. Bills were backed with long fields and the Colts had short field on like 80% of their drives. It was a really, really bad day for special teams. Poor tackling, poor blocking, and bad decisions.

Williams. Not a huge fan of thrusting a rookie RB into the playoffs and trusting him not get the QB killed, but Yeldon scares me just as much as Williams does.. and I saw more from Williams than I did Yeldon. Yeldon could get the nod based on his blocking though.

I don't think they need to stop, but calling two designed runs back to back is asinine and overall they were called way too often. The two Moss runs back to back was stupid as well.

No way they were gonna let that hail mary succeed, lol

Special teams has got to stop getting wrecked.

That's why I'm not terribly worried about losing Daboll

Gee, Ian, what incredible sources you have..

and Allen said that?

8 or 9 possession is still 56 - 63 points. 😉 Even if they run the ball effectively, they still have to stop the Bills offense. The Bills punt 2.6 times per game.

Source?

I can see how it's easier to make stuff up. No worries.

It's ok. I'll wait for you to find it.