Wayne Cubed

So many dimes were dropped they scored 10 points?

Honestly, he’s embarrassing himself. He was terrific as well? So terrific he couldn’t lead a 2 min drive with 3 TO. In fact his last 3 passes were incompletions. Dropping dimes.

Embarrassing again. The guy literally left the game with rib injuries. Dropping dimes? How did that last series go for the Jets? Is that on Josh that his WRs can’t catch?? My man, Mike White was no where near what Josh Allen is supposed to be.

Josh Allen. Just stop, Mike White literally made 1 maybe 2 impressive throws. Whose pass catches caught the ball more? The Jets. Thats literally the difference. Josh made some really really good throws and unfortunately his pass catchers dropped the ball. Josh also had some nice runs, Mike White had none. Honestly, that post is embarrassing.

What? I mean WHAT?

McKenzie had 4 alone. I think Knox had 2, and that’s not counting the pass on that last drive, which was a good play by Mosley. Singletary dropped one that probably would have taken away the safety, as it would have moved the ball out and given a 3rd and short.

Yup, McKenzie had 4 dropped passes by my count and Knox had 2. Add the Singletary drop on 2nd down, that probably would have saved the safety and this game was closer than it needed to be. That was A LOT of sloppy football by the Bills so I’ll take the win. I don’t love coming off another “bye” the Bills didn’t look sharp. Kudos to the defense for stepping up.

This is correct. When they return to practice, they have a 4 week window to be added to the active roster. If they don't get added to the roster in that 4 week window, then it's season ending and they can't come back.

I'm calling my shot, he plays vs Detroit. Book it.

Yea the Vikings adjusted. They were using the CBs to set the edge in the 1st half and then switched to LBs covering the edge and practically invited on runs up the middle. Watching the Bills attempt to run up the middle against a soft box in the 2nd half, and this isn't exagerating, was pathetic. Now, maybe it was the design of the runs up the middle and running out of the shot gun but it was awful against those light boxes. I'm just not convienced the Bills can effectively run the ball, even with recent "success" against the worst run defense in the league.

I suppose it's for player safety? It's something the league bargained with the NFLPA, so maybe they said if it's long enough to keep someone out, might as well be for a period of time they can recover.

Ok, that sounds like a you thing... they can still lose 1 game and Miami could take the #1 seed. The Chiefs don't need multiple loses to lose that seed, as you stated.

They can... there is no designation for season-ending IR. The limits are only 8 players can come back from IR. Also, it's a minimum of 4 weeks on IR and once the player starts practicing must be activated within 4 weeks. The only time it goes to season ending is if they come back and in that 4 week window of activation, they have a set back and can't make it back... then it's season ending. I believe that's the rules.

The Chiefs literally need 1 loss, to an AFC opponent and they lose the 1 seed. Dunno where you are getting multiple loses.

I thought maybe he was asking McD what the internal issues are?

$30 for lower $10 for upper I actually think the 2nd hand market got in, and scooped a lot of the tickets up. The code wasn’t anything crazy and saw a few people post it on Twitter.

Looks like people who have the Bills App will get a code at 5pm for tickets.

As this is a Bills home game technically, they'll really want to let Bills fans have first crack at tickets, especially as ST may not be able to make it to Detroit so those tickets could go to Browns fans. Saying that, are the Browns fans really interested in traveling being 3-6?

I said it in another thread. Tell me what the Bills offense does well. What do they execute when you absolutely have to have it? I don't think it's anything at the moment. If it's not Josh improvising it's Diggs on a choice route. And it seems Davis is pretty awful when it comes to a choice route. There's not one play I can think of where it's the Bills bread and butter and they can go back to it.

To be honest, the Vikings actually showed a lot of light boxes in the 2nd half. They were daring Dorsey to call a run... and he did on a play with a light box and this was the result...

I know there is space there but Allen throws the ball behind Davis anyways. To be honest they've actually run this play a few times this season and they haven't gotten it right yet. It's a Follow Concepts route. One time Josh nearly got Crowder killed, the other was to Moss and had no gain. I'd say they got that one pretty close to correct and Josh missed it being late but then he missed it being late on another attempt. I say all this but I honestly don't know what the Bills offense is good at at this moment. I can't think of one play they can run, besides something involving Josh improving, where when they need to get it, they get it. It's a lot of option routes by the receivers as well which is good but then where are the excuted plays? We know they can't execute in short yardage.

And threw it low. Gabe Davis will sit in those pockets of space. He's done it before.

RIght, he shows Josh he's open... Josh still throws the ball in the dirt and Davis does sit in those pockets, so it's not unlike something Davis would do. Even if Davis kept runnign the throw from Allen as no where near him. It was low and in the dirt. EDIT: And the throw is in fact behind Davis, so him still running makes no sense.

Yea McK is a liability, I'm sure he's run wrong route or something. He's actually probably the reason Josh hesitates. EDIT: It's a bunch formation to start, so Davis/McK/Knox are all lined up closely. I think Josh is looking for Knox first but then he definitely comes back to where Davis/McK are and he hesitates than actually throws the ball in the dirt.

There is no 4th down if Josh hits a wide open Davis on 3rd down... and I do mean wide open, instead he hesitates.