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I do. He's not very good.

They should have done more to hurry, hit, and harass Darnold.

6th in the 1st round.

That would be unwise and I don't believe it'll happen.

Misery remembrances.

No way a TE should be the Bills' pick in the 1st round with the OL being a much higher priority. A number of other positions are greater needs such as WR, CB, and maybe DL.

Teller has a lot of development ahead of him before he can be considered the long term answer at LG.

Repeatedly? I'd say it's the 2nd time he's thrown one like that although he has lived dangerously on others. Yanking him would be a bad move IMO with essentially nothing to play for at 4-9..

IIRC, it's his 1st lost fumble this season while on the run and he did have the same kind of INT at GB where he tried to do too much instead of throwing the ball away. He has shown improvement in a number of facets, but obviously there is room for additional growth.

NOTEBOOK: Lions Suffer Multiple injuries in Arizona Detroit beat Arizona Sunday 17-3, but it came at a cost. The Lions lost talented rookie defensive lineman Da’Shawn Hand to a knee injury and veteran defensive end Ziggy Ansah to a shoulder injury just three plays apart in the second quarter. Both players were helped off the field, evaluated in the medical tent and then carted off the field to the locker room. Neither returned to the game.

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Where Buffalo's Offensive Efficiency Needs to Improve Plus 4 Observations from Week 14 As exciting as Josh Allen’s rushing exploits have been, against a good defensive front like that of the Jets, Buffalo’s rookie quarterback was forced to flee the pocket prematurely on a number of pass plays Sunday. New York’s pass rush compromised the timing of pass plays and often flushed Allen to the flanks where he had to make plays on the run. Buffalo’s offensive line also had trouble establishing the line of scrimmage in the run game. On a day where Josh Allen was the team’s leading rusher for the third straight game (9 carries, 101 yards), his teammates in the backfield combined for 75 yards on 22 carries for an average of 3.4 per rush. For head coach Sean McDermott it wasn’t good enough. “We’ve got to be able to protect the quarterback and run the football,” he said. “We’ve got to be able to run the football with somebody other than our quarterback. We’ve got to take a hard look at that. It’s been an issue. I know when your quarterback is your leading rusher week in and week out, it’s not a healthy thing. So we’ve got to make sure we put him in position to make plays and they’ve got to make them.”

Stop the other team from scoring a TD and you get to go on offense. The rules are fine as is. Teams are forced to punt and/or kick FGs all game long. The same thing can and does happen in OT. Too much crying and whining by fans!

Football isn't hockey.

Exactly that. He's taking responsibility for his failings in that regard and he'll be better for the experience in the long run.