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No. He threw it to a spot as designed with Nelson as the intended receiver. Rosen was shown after the play questioning Nelson about WTH he stopped. Making things up to fit a narrative. Broncos Dominate Against Turnover-Plagued Cardinals Embattled Cardinals offensive coordinator Mike McCoy can't be pleased with how the game started -- or ended -- with Arizona calling a time out just two plays in. From there, Rosen flung a pass that was tipped by Denver's Derek Wolfe into the waiting arms of linebacker Todd Davis, who rumbled 20 yards for the pick-six just 59 seconds into the affair. McCoy was seeing ghosts after Rosen subsequently whipped a late first-quarter toss into the hands of Chris Harris, Jr., who soared 53 yards for another Denver defensive score. That play saw J.J. Nelson stop on his route, a decision that cost the Cardinals early. There's nothing wrong with Rosen's arm -- or his potential. His ugly box score (21-of-39 passing for 194 yards with one TD and the three picks) was partly the result of a broken-down scheme and plenty of punishment, with the rookie visiting the medical tent after being slammed helmet-first into the turf on a second-down sack by Shaquil Barrett before the half.

Anderson will have to put the ball up quite a bit today to keep up with Luck. The Colts' run defense is pretty good.

How to Watch Bills vs. Colts The Buffalo Bills will travel to take on the Indianapolis Colts, their third consecutive AFC South opponent, on Sunday, Oct. 21. Find out more about how you can watch, listen and replay the Week 7 matchup. Week 7: Bills vs. Colts, Oct. 21 at 1 p.m. Broadcast Information: CBS Play-by-Play: Spero Dedes Commentary: Adam Archuleta Bills fans can also listen to the action on the Bills Radio Network. Bills Radio Network: Play-by-Play: John Murphy Color Analyst: Mark Kelso Sideline: Sal Capaccio Alfred, NY: WZKZ (102 FM Hornell/Wellsville) Amsterdam, NY: WKAJ (1120 AM) Bath, NY: WABH (1380 AM) Bradford, NY: WBRR (100.1 FM) Buffalo, NY: * WGR 550 (550 AM) Dansville, NY: WDNY (93.9 FM) Dunkirk, NY: WDOE (94.9 FM/1410AM) Elmira, NY: WNGZ (104.9 FM) Erie, PA: WRIE (1260 AM) Glenn Falls, NY: WMML (1230 AM/97.9FM) Ithaca, NY: THE BUZZER WYXL (96.3 FM) Jamestown, NY: WWSE (93.3FM) and WJTN (1240 AM) Newark, NY: WACK (1420 AM) Ogdensburg, NY: WQTK (92.7FM) Olean, NY: THE PIG (95.7 FM) Syracuse, NY: KROCK WKRL (100.9 FM, 106.5 FM and 94.9 FM Utica) Syracuse, NY: WTKW (99.5 FM) and WTKV (105.5 FM) Toronto, CA: * FAN 590 (590 AM) Rochester, NY: WCMF 96.5 FM / WROC (950 AM ESPN) Watertown, NY: WOTT (94.1 FM) *Flagship stations NFL Mobile App & NFL GamePass: Fans now have the option to watch Bills games live this season on their smart phone or tablet through the NFL App! Live local and primetime games will be available in the app for all to enjoy on game day, even if you’re on the go. To take advantage of this exciting opportunity, download the NFL App now. Additionally, fans can replay every Bills game this season with NFL GamePass.

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Thanks for proving my point.

It's called a hot read where he got the ball out immediately under a blitz pressure. The Broncos sent a 5 man pressure package on the play and his throw was a slant to Nelson. Your starting him down comment is not valid.

Yeah. I enjoy Peterman. Like I posted earlier, you can't be taken seriously.

That's actually Pro Football Outsiders. I mislabeled it. Look at it any way you'd like, by statistical analysis or film via All-22 to see what each is doing with regard to NFL QB traits and skill sets that determine success or failure in the NFL. You do that and come back and objectively state that Allen has shown better. Of course you won't because the evidence isn't there.

I can't even take you seriously when you won't analyze either of the INTs and admit that neither were the fault of Rosen with one coming on a tipped ball and the other when JJ Nelson stopped his route on an anticipated throw. Rosen played a bad game on TNF, but neither of those were on him. You also looked at his stat line in his 1st start and made an assessment that was inaccurate. Get serious beyond the nonsense postings.

You're going to need to show some objective evidence beyond just making a statement. I'll be waiting. Pro Football Outsiders 2018 DYAR through Week Six

Why would I admit to anything like that wehn it isn't true.

Week 7: Eli’s Last Stand, Jags D to Dominate Again 5. In honor of Derek Anderson’s ascension-by-default to the starting job for the Bills, let’s take a look back at the last time he started a game in Buffalo, when he led the Cleveland Browns to a decisive victory in Orchard Park. I mashed up every completion he had that game and put them to the best pump-up song ever composed, recorded and performed: “25 or 6 to 4” by the great Chicago. So turn it up and get excited, Western New York! Whoa, we didn’t even make it to Cetera’s entrance! Indeed, Anderson completed two passes that game. And he played the entire game. He dropped back 19 times. He completed two passes for 23 yards. He took a sack. He threw an interception. He scrambled for two yards. And the Browns won the game, 6-3. I was there that day, one of more than 70,000 souls who would never be the same after the things we saw. Trent Edwards, lobbing passes into traffic as part of Turk Schonert’s ill-conceived passing scheme. Fred Jackson drifting gently into the waiting arms of defensive linemen. Terrell Owens in a Bills uniform. Browns punter Dave Zastudil, exhausted, carried off the field Kellen Winslow-after-the-Epic-in-Miami-style, after a heroic performance—nine punts, seven of them pinning the Bills inside the 20. Doctors said he’d be lucky to survive the night. (Other, better doctors said he’d be fine, which he was.) It was windy that day—not overly so, just enough to dissuade aggressiveness by both offenses. But it wasn’t just the wind I remember. As the Bills lined up for their final series and my boredom transformed into desperation, I looked to the heavens, hoping for some kind of relief. What I saw was a single cumulus cloud in the Western New York sky, and I swear, it was in the shape of a face, frowning upon all of us. For years I thought it was God was looking down upon us in pity in that moment. But now I understand, what I saw was a prophecy. He was foretelling a future sorrow: that one day Derek Anderson would return. Anyway, enjoy Bills-Colts everyone. Realistically, Anderson probably isn’t that much of a downgrade from the not-nearly-ready-to-start Josh Allen.

Might have been, I was making a general statement about NFL teams subscribing to their service.

Agreed. They do not rely on PFF exclusively for data analytics.

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Matchup to Watch: Colts' Anthony Castonzo vs. Buffalo's Jerry Hughes Jerry Hughes never developed in the Colts defense. He was introduced by Colts coach Jim Caldwell and President Bill Polian at the Colts Complex on April 23, 2010. (Photo: Sam Riche/IndyStar) A first-round pick who has lived up to expectations in Indianapolis will spend most of his Sunday trying to stop a first-round pick who had to leave the Colts to find success in the NFL. Bills defensive end Jerry Hughes and Colts left tackle Anthony Castonzo were Bill Polian’s final two first-round picks, players who were supposed to serve as building blocks on the line of scrimmage as the Colts retooled around Peyton Manning. Castonzo has been rock-solid since the day he arrived in Indianapolis. Hughes, on the other hand, seemed like a perfect fit to follow in Robert Mathis and Dwight Freeney’s footsteps, but he had to be traded to Buffalo after three seasons to blossom into a difference-making pass rusher in the NFL. This will be the fifth time Hughes has played against the Colts since the trade, but the first time he’s returned to Indianapolis for a regular-season game. Hughes returned to Lucas Oil for his first preseason game as a Bill in 2013, but a 12-snap appearance in the preseason is a world apart from taking the field against the Colts in mid-October.

Matchup to Watch: Colts' Anthony Castonzo vs. Buffalo's Jerry Hughes Jerry Hughes never developed in the Colts defense. He was introduced by Colts coach Jim Caldwell and President Bill Polian at the Colts Complex on April 23, 2010. (Photo: Sam Riche/IndyStar) A first-round pick who has lived up to expectations in Indianapolis will spend most of his Sunday trying to stop a first-round pick who had to leave the Colts to find success in the NFL. Bills defensive end Jerry Hughes and Colts left tackle Anthony Castonzo were Bill Polian’s final two first-round picks, players who were supposed to serve as building blocks on the line of scrimmage as the Colts retooled around Peyton Manning. Castonzo has been rock-solid since the day he arrived in Indianapolis. Hughes, on the other hand, seemed like a perfect fit to follow in Robert Mathis and Dwight Freeney’s footsteps, but he had to be traded to Buffalo after three seasons to blossom into a difference-making pass rusher in the NFL. This will be the fifth time Hughes has played against the Colts since the trade, but the first time he’s returned to Indianapolis for a regular-season game. Hughes returned to Lucas Oil for his first preseason game as a Bill in 2013, but a 12-snap appearance in the preseason is a world apart from taking the field against the Colts in mid-October.

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Surprising Stats: Week 7 New Orleans Saints at Baltimore Ravens During the preseason, rookie Tre'Quan Smith caught 15 passes for 189 receiving yards and a touchdown. In Week 5 before the Saints' bye, Smith caught only three passes, but they went for 111 yards and two touchdowns. Smith led the Saints in air yards in the game. Prior to Week 5, Smith only had one catch for 18 yards during the regular season. Willie Snead has been on the field for 72 percent or more of the Ravens' offensive snaps over the last two weeks. He's had five-plus catches or scored a touchdown in all but one game this year. In Snead's first year as a Saint, he caught 69 passes for 984 yards and three touchdowns.

Surprising Stats: Week 7 Buffalo Bills at Indianapolis Colts Only three times in Derek Anderson's 13-year career has he thrown more touchdowns than interceptions in a season. The Colts sacked the quarterback 19 times this year, tied for the fifth most in the league. They have six interceptions, tied for the tenth most. They also boast four fumble recoveries, tied for the seventh most. None of those turnovers have resulted in a defensive touchdown.