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Baseball has no time limit. How about we keep the subject germane to the sport of football. Don't compare apples to alligators.

Greg the Leg with a big miss!

Ouch!

Truth to power? Yep!

Play defense and stop the offense. You call it a quip and don't like the rule. Can't help you there because I have zero heartburn with the OT rules as they are. I work for the league if I don't agree with you? That's pretty weak.

It's an over-simplification because sometimes he makes a great throw while other instances he tries to do too much or makes an inaccurate throw. It's to be expected given his inexperience and that supporting cast.

The rules are fine.

Terrible INT by Goff as he stared down Reynolds the entire way.

Quips? You want some long drawn out explanation when it requires none of that. If a team wins possession via the coin flip they take the ball every single time with the chance to score a TD to win the game. No furher analysis is required.

NFL Week 14 Grades New York Jets 27-23 over Buffalo Jets: B After missing more than a month due to injury, Jets quarterback Sam Darnoldreturned with a bang on Sunday. Well, first he shook off some rust, and then he returned with a bang. With the Jets trailing 23-20, Darnold led his team on an impressive 61-yard drive that ended with New York scoring the game-winning touchdown with just 1:17 left. On the drive, Darnold threw for 52 yards, which was impressive considering that he only threw for 118 yards on all of New York's other possessions combined. Of course, Darnold also got some major help from a Jets defense that sacked Josh Allen three times and forced three turnovers. Bills: B- With the way Josh Allen is running, maybe the Bills should think about becoming an option team, because this throwing thing doesn't seem to working too well for their rookie quarterback. Although Allen had another huge game on the ground (nine carries, 101 yards, one touchdown), he threw two picks, including a crushing interception on Buffalo's final drive that killed any chances the Bills had of a comeback win.

NFL Week 14 Grades: Patriots get a 'D' for self-destructing, Redskins get an 'F' for Sanchizing

The Buffalo Bills lost their second straight contest, this time to the New York Jets, but once again their rookie quarterback Josh Allen was the best offensive player they had -- even if he had a few regrettable moments that cost his team. Joe Buscaglia and Matthew Fairburn discuss Allen's day, the offensive line, the special teams, and how it all relates to the offseason in more of a big picture pod. Plus, a fun fact about one of us that you won't soon forget. Joe B: 7 Observations from Buffalo Bills - New York Jets (12/9/18) WKBW) - For the second straight week, an AFC East matchup for the Buffalo Bills came down to the wire, with Josh Allen and the Bills on the outside looking in. Their second straight loss, this time a 27-23 decision to the New York Jets, brought the Bills down to a 4-9 record on the 2018 season and officially eliminated them from playoff contention. It's not as though the playoffs were ever a realistic option for this team that has dedicated the final part of the season to developing their young players and seeing who can play a role into their future. Though, with some simple issues continuing to pop up for the team, it led the Bills to a bit of a grumpy disposition after the game. And for a good reason. With the Bills' first-half performance on both the offensive and defensive side of the ball, it probably should have been good enough to have a big lead going into the locker room. Except, it wasn't -- and the Bills left their home field with yet another loss. Where did it all go awry, and what does it mean to the big picture? Seven observations from the Bills' loss to the Jets: 1) Josh Allen giving the extremes of rookie QB play 2) The defense played good enough to win 3) Danny Crossman's special teams unit has their worst day of the year 4) Robert Foster is why you give time to young players in a rebuilding year 5) What's happening with Dion Dawkins? 6) It's time for the full youth movement at offensive line, too 7) It's time to re-sign Lorenzo Alexander Bills MVP: WR Robert Foster - From a deep route specialist to a well-rounded receiver. Foster showed a great deal in this game, and he's improved every week since the Bills promoted him off the practice squad. Bills LVP: ST Coordinator Danny Crossman - 2018 has been a lousy season for Crossman, and the Jets game might have been the last straw for McDermott in what to do with his coaching staff once the season is over. Up Next: The Bills (4-9) take on the Detroit Lions (4-8) on Sunday, December 16 at 1:00 pm at New Era Field. Draft Order Update: Through 13 games, the Bills hold the 6th overall draft pick ahead of the Sunday Night and Monday Night Football games.

You mean dummy nation instead of domination. Blow Leaves Blow!

The Freaking Leafs haven't won a cup since the NHL expanded beyond six teams in the 1960's. Domination? That would be a big fat no!

Trubisky and Allen remind me of each other.

Especially since Hekker does it on a regular basis.

1st down Rams! Bad call on the spot.

Let us not forget the OP made a mock draft thread with the Bills picking RBs in the 1st and 3rd rounds in the 2019 draft.

Nope! He's on a mission, but his name ain't Jake or Elwood.