What a Tuel

Yeah I was thinking this as well. Given Dane Jackson getting burned every play, it was a big potential to be game winning drive for them. The missed xp made them slow down for a tie instead.

Curious who you think the tigers are?😃

Maybe its been mentioned in this thread but does Crowder come back from broken ankle at all? Eh its usually Kelce and usually because he engages a defender, then pushes the defender off of him and runs free. Either DPI or wide open every time.

Its like all the bandwagon fans were like "Superbowl? I'm in!" and then we play against competitive teams in the competitive NFL and they are like "this ***** is lame, I'm out" and trash the team lmao. Gabe Davis has just as good of a stat line as the WR corp the OP is swooning over.... 29 catches 612 yards 5 tds - Davis 46 catches 615 yards 2 tds - Smith-Schuster 27 catches 459 yards 1 td - Valdez-Scantling He does need to stop dropping the ball but sheesh what a bad take.

Toney is apparently injured again too. If it were sammy they'd be calling him glass. The defense did stop them. On the goal line right before regulation. Then Josh fumbled. The defense then stopped them on the goal line in OT to prevent the go ahead TD. Josh threw the game losing pick. Ideally they should have stopped them well short of the goal line for sure, but down 4 starters they did their job. Josh would be the first person to admit that the fumble and pick gave the game away.

I am pretty sure Gilliam missed a big block earlier in the game too. Can't remember but I think it was a end around run along the right side and remember asking who just let the defender slide off of him and make the tackle and everyone around said it was Gilliam.

Here's to hoping he retires soon. 34 next year and pretty sure he is the oldest active tight end.

Dude they literally could not practice practically all week because of illness plus the snow. The "prepared" narrative should be the opposite direction given the adversity they faced this week. They still came to play and they still won. I have this conversation with my wife every single week. If the Bills aren't annihilating an opponent, then they are "garbage and suck" apparently. It is just a certain type of fan that can't accept that the NFL can be competitive. It is the reason the NFL is so engaging.

All 3 of our losses are like that this year. Josh doesn't dirt that ball against Miami for the go ahead TD. Gabe Davis catches that 60 yard money pass at the end of the Jets game to put us in Field goal range at least (or maybe just not throw picks). Josh doesn't fumble on the goal line against the Vikings. Would've, could've, should've on all 3 of those. Now we have to rely on a couple teams to beat the chiefs. I do want us to at least get #2 seed though. Put us up against Kansas City at the last possible moment. Make some other team eliminate them like the Chargers or Bengals.

He didn't look good against us though. 154 yards 1 td. We were heading towards a blowout until Josh threw the 2 picks and kept them in the game. Then the Jets had that long drive which was the run more than anything. Wilson just had to not screw it up for them which was about all he did that game. This also sounds eerily familiar to the meltdown our fanbase has after losses. Just saying.

Benford is a backup and a rookie. Elam is the starter and is also a rookie. Either way, If White, Poyer, Hyde, or Edmunds are in on that play, Cook does not run 81 yards. Christian BenfordCB,DB 280 47.70% 2022 game-by-game snap counts Kaiir ElamCB,DB 369 62.86% 2022 game-by-game snap counts

Kelce does it every play and its infuriating. He engages a defender and then pushes off to disengage and somehow its defensive holding.

The good news is that since the browns scored late and made it a one score game, this goes to the vaunted "1 score game" credit for McDermott! So glad we allowed it to be one score so his record could improve there /s. 😂😂

Can't stop the run? True we couldn't stop the run against the Jets when it mattered for sure. But I don't understand the bad against the run narrative. Dalvin Cook had 13 carries for 38 yards if it weren't for that 81 yard td run when our rookie back up player (Benford) missed the tackle and our other backup player (Lewis) failed to contain. Sure, it still counts but we were in no way bad against the run. Packers? We didn't give a crap that they were running the ball as they were down 3 scores. Browns? Chubb who some say is the best RB in the league had 14 carries for 19 yards. Titans? Derrick Henry or "King" Henry 13 carries 25 yards. The silly narratives have to stop.

Yeah they both didn't play against the Vikings, so I assume so. I looked it up, Elam was injured in the 3rd quarter. Rousseau was injured after "13" snaps whenever that was.

Think its Josh not wanting to take risks. Trying to build his confidence back. He got more comfortable as the game went on.

Weren't Rousseau and Elam hurt that game?

Reid was on the chiefs for 6 years before a Super Bowl appearance. 2013-2018 were no super bowl years. Really says something about Chiefs fans patience 😂

Anyone is better than the people they get on TV besides Romo.

Every year 13 teams make the playoffs and lose. Surely you aren't suggesting they turnover coaching as a result? Texans were Allen's first playoff game. Chiefs beat us in year 2 that is fair in both regular season and post season. But year 3, we beat the chiefs in their stadium in the regular season handily. We went to Arrowhead again in the post season and yes blew it but played a much closer game. Year 4, we beat the chiefs once again in Arrowhead. We will see what happens in the post season. The same could be said about the Titans. It is extremely confounding how you guys don't see progress. Yes the Super Bowl is the ultimate goal but changing this, what we have right now is the most stupid and foolhardy thing a bills fan can consider. All so we can hire another string of Jauron, Marrone, and Rex Ryan? Oh.... no we will hire the RIGHT coach 😂 like Sean Payton with a 40% no playoff appearance rate with Drew Brees let alone the losses in the postseason that you apparently hate...I'll take my chances in the playoffs with McDermott, thanks.

Not sure what you mean. I am going to dog Allen here but we were in the position to win all three games. In Miami, Allen turfed a go ahead TD to McKenzie on 3rd down. In New Jersey, Allen threw 2 picks to turn momentum in what was going to be another Bills/Jets blowout In Minnesota, Allen fumbled a snap on the goaline (which apparently no one ever does), and threw the game losing pick. Contributing factor was the defense utterly missing all tackles/angles on Dalvin Cook's long TD run. Contributing factor was the Lewis/Jefferson cooperative catch Sure you can say somewhere in there McDermotts "play calling" or coaching should have prevented this but I don't buy it. Week after week this team is consistently in the position to win because of a combination of Beane and McDermotts efforts and our players shoot themselves in the foot. If we can get over that then we aren't beatable.

Here that one is: He will argue Singletary should've taken it to the house though. Just not good enough 😂

They almost lost a bunch of games if I recall correctly. The below games came down to the wire. Raiders vs Chiefs was a close game - Raiders found a way to lose Chargers vs Chiefs was a close game - Herbert got hurt towards the end Titans vs Chiefs was a close game - Chiefs got 2 practice tries for a 2 pt conversion before the refs called the final successful one good. 2:25 starts the egregious Kelce bear hug and throw the DB but somehow its DPI and retry 2 pt conversion lmao.

Hard to picture that. Can you show me one where Singletary doesn't get decent gains with holes like this?

The Cook TD run was just inexcusable after allowing what? 17 yards rushing up til then? It is certainly baffling. Reminiscent of the titans and the Henry run. Changed the whole game.