LeGOATski

That's not what you said. The exchange as it actually happened is posted above. You pivot to irrelevant points and try to gaslight other posters. It's not working.

Confusion, yes. I don't see any lack of confidence. The guy is super confident, sometimes almost too confident in his arm. Arm arrogance anyone?

Seems like more of a symptom than a cause... You don't fix anything by replacing a historically solid kicker.

Okay....yes, that would be nice. And that's the point about the GB game. The offense is the reason the Bills were up by double digits. But the post you were originally replying to was about Milano. You seemed to be indicating that Milano was the difference in the defense's play and then the other poster pointed out that the defense looked similarly poor with Milano in last week. Which is why I followed up about the offense. They were definitely better and put up enough points to be up by double digits. Once again you're doing this thing where you pivot towards irrelevancy.

Side note: is that last play the one Jackson got injured on? These injuries are seriously demoralising.

And Edmunds nowhere to be found. Cut him. 😏

Why?

He wasn't bad, though.

Yeah, it makes no sense. Typical ticky tack call that affects the game late.

People are going to be so confused when he gets a good grade from PFF, or Joe Buscaglia... or whatever other couch analysts we'll get updates from this week.

They can make it work. I see the Bills keeping both Edmunds and Milano for the very reason you mention. If Bernard had played good today (I honestly thought he would) then it'd be a different story.

I hated that call, but as soon as I saw them go to the ground I had a feeling the flag would come out. You see that every week go uncalled, but the refs decided to throw the flag here. It's a very gray area. The camera showed McDermott arguing to the ref after that the defender had a hold of Dawkins' jersey and pulled him down.

There's this phase of the game called "offense" You should look into it. It's pretty cool.

Oh, nice. Do you have to have a subscription?

You're right. They still had two. I still don't think that changes their decision. They're up in the booth trying to see if there's obvious evidence to overturn and I don't think there was. With the Jets hurrying up, there wasn't enough time to make that call. I can understand the argument though, that maybe with two challenges they should just throw the flag immediately and take the chance. Did you make these? If so, what are you using?

There wasn't good enough video evidence and the Jets rushed to the line to get the next play off. Highly doubtful the refs overturn that. If there was a challengable play later in the game and the Bills already used theirs, that would've just added to the nightmare. I don't mind then saving the challenge flag there. The Bills ended up getting the ball back anyway.

Yes, still confident. Division games played in the other team's stadium are generally the toughest. The Bills have beat better teams and will bounce back. My biggest concern is injuries. If Josh's throwing arm is hurt, that's gonna be tough.

I've never been more angry at another man's facial hair. Last time I felt like this was World War II.

He was not on the injury report, unless I'm missing something. He suffered an oblique injury at some point, but played every snap.

A TFL is not an impact play now? I feel like that's exactly what people have been begging for. To disregard it now is moving the goal posts a bit. He made multiple great tackles and played the run and pass well today. I easily pointed to a specific play and you haven't pointed to anything specific yet. It's hard having a decent conversation with someone who just avoids the topic and talks in circles.

I literally did. (Reference the 2nd quarter two yard TFL on James Robinson by the sideline). You responded by pivoting to contract talks. I'm talking to a wall here.

They still got gashes by GB in the run game when Milano was in last week. The difference again was poor initial tackling and now poor backup safety play in support.

I feel like we missed Poyer's presence in run support A LOT more.

I have looked at it in this very thread. That's not what we were talking about, though. It's simply what you're talking about now, despite what I originally posted. "I'm sorry" you don't want to reply to my original response.