LeGOATski

Well deserved

definitely not paying for a Joe Buscaglia all-22 analysis. I can get a lot of fine info for free..... Or Cover 1 was only $1 a month last I checked? That "interception" was totally on Allen and the o-line. Mostly on Allen, I assume. I can't tell if Allen was calling out Kaiser and telling the o-line to shift, but they clearly didn't shift. They had 3 guys blocking the 2 left rushers and two guys blocking the 3 right rushers. Bad mix-up. You'd think it was easy to play the numbers game at the line, but it's not as clear when you're on the field in the middle of everything going on.

They saw that he wanted it more. He wants everything more than everyone. So they wanted him more. And he wanted them.

solid the Bills' deep ball connection has been noticeably better

Maybe it was a team chemistry issue. Maybe there wasn't a good collective mentality in the locker room. Maybe Diggs was part of that or at least perceived to be part of that. And who knows how it would be if the Bills were 1-2 or 0-3 instead of 3-0.... I view him as a very similar character to Lesean McCoy in terms of talent, competitiveness, team compatibility.

Allen got taller because he just wanted it more. He wants it more than anybody. Story of his life.

not even that good of a catch I give it 4/10 glass doors

he seems primed for the XFL....

This is kind of an important distinction: It's not a controversy because it's a bad call. It's a controversy because it happened on the last play. As opposed to a situation like the Rams vs Saints championship game. That was a controversy because it was a horrible call (non-call). One's worth complaining about and the other is not. To me, it's most important for the refs to call a consistent game. Like, if you're not going to call holding, fine. Just don't decide to call it all-of-a-sudden on the last drive. Don't change the way you officiate simply because it's the last play. That's the BS that irks me.

https://www.buffalorumblings.com/2020/9/29/21492762/penalty-recap-los-angeles-rams-at-buffalo-bills

I'm fine if they postpone this game back to week 18....

Yeah, hence the "just give it to em" game... You really want the Boston market mad at you?!?!

This ***** year. The Bills happened to be in my neck of the woods TWICE, Vegas and Phoenix, and I was going to both. Not anymore....

https://www.buffalorumblings.com/2020/9/29/21492762/penalty-recap-los-angeles-rams-at-buffalo-bills Penalty recap

Don't you dare call him Ned Stark!

I agree with the point about pocket passing. I think that's pretty obvious. But Jackson is another Vick. I don't think his era is over until he gets injured or too old.

He already made Duke expendable....if he keeps this up, he's gonna make one of the starters expendable...

That was the perfect gif and it's the obvious answer. As long as Kroft stays healthy, you try to keep him and Knox for a few years. We all knew Kroft was pretty good. Just a matter of availability. Knox is a beast but a WIP. The Rams focused on shutting down the WRs in the redzone and left the TEs wide open. Smith and Kroft had 3 TDs...lol. Great play calling.

They need to work him to the max. He's clearly the #1 RB in my eyes. Less committee, more Motor.

Pretty cool. I hope we never have to punt ever again.

Totally agree. They're just part of the entertainment community around the NFL. I think some of these guys have earned credibility with some people, but I haven't paid attention to them enough to understand why. I'm really only interested in the objective observations and game analysis. Or people writing for humor. I'll listen to Peyton Manning's analysis all day.

He's gonna regret not running some of those in when he misses the HOF...

I think he'll just keep completing passes against it. Problem solved.

cowboys again.... But was that Gallup TD a catch? He dropped it when going to the ground. Reminds me of the Williams catch in Miami.

that wiuld be cool Ugh, I hate the Titans though