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Phillips reminds me of Bigfoot from the Six Million Dollar man

Best thing for me was that it was all offense putting up 37, no defensive or ST TDs. I hope Allen builds on this win for what's coming up

Harbaugh actually deserves it tho, he won a SB with Flacco, and he's been utter hot garbage in Denver

Lamar even with this defense wouldn't be as good as what you're seeing now. Harbaugh is one hell of a coach

Can't be that weak to hit a 51 yarder

From what I understood, all WRs went deep on that play. Allen's deep accuracy has been a problem all year, so why not use Beasley there instead of sending him downfield? Um, the pass went to Beasley, like downfield. Why not try to move the chains on a play that had more of a chance given Allen's deep ball issues? Isn't that Beasley's forte?

Maybe so, but I seriously doubt a deep ball is a huge chunk of the playbook like you say. Pfft 3rd and 3 and he has Allen loft a bomb, that is on Daboll

Then why would Daboll call a play like that if there's even less chance of success since Allen can't complete a deep ball?

Because factors that came before that drive could have made that drive a moot point. Yes, the Bills would have won had they made a stop, but that was FAR from the reason why they lost. My point is 19 points is what this defense surrendered, and there were too many opportunities wasted before that drive. So no, if the other reasons don't factor in, I'm not hearing about how the defense failed on one drive where the offense failed more before then

No because it just raises other questions. What if Daboll wasn't a complete moron and actually went for a 3 yard pickup on 3rd and 3 instead of a 50 yard bomb close to midfield? What if Hauschka makes those FGs? What if the Bills ran the ball more instead of abandoning it? Any of those could have contributed to a win

You can't throw ifs on one specific issue. My god the list is far longer than a lack of a defensive stop on the Browns' last drive

Unfortunately, I think the coaching staff holds them to just as high a standard. We all knew this D was far from the one we've been accustomed to seeing before the bye. I think it's the offense's turn to at least play near the same level. The defense held the Browns to 12 points before that drive, and Hauschka missed 2 FGs that would have won us the game

Only scoring 14 points is as every bit as much to blame as that last drive. This defense has bailed out the offense all year with the exception of maybe the Giants. It's atrociously unfair for one side of the team to constantly bail out the other side. The offense hasn't pulled their weight for the majority of the year. The offense failed far more than the defense today only putting up 14, not to mention special teams *cough Hauschka*. Lack of execution on offense has kept this team in games closer than they should have been, and it's produced near losses as well. I won't put any part of today's loss on this defense. Yeah, they gave up some chunk yards today, and they stunk up the joint against Philly. But the wins we have were more attributed to the defense. And with those wins came the masking of the offensive deficiencies

3rd and 3 and he opts for a bomb? Daboll is far from fine

That missed FG really hurt

Maybe he's sharing one with Manziel

I will give OBJ credit considering his past antics, he's kept his mouth shut by past standards. He's showing good patience with Mayfield, but everyone knows that won't last the whole season if OBJ isn't getting passes. Regardless of Kitchens being a major part of the Browns' issues, Mayfield still has a hand in those himself both on and off the field

If Allen had Thurman Thomas, his passing numbers might not be as high as Kelly’s

McDermott won’t need to do anything for Beckham to go off. Mayfield is close to doing that himself

Welp, good day all around. Pats, Jests, Indy and Cleveland all lost. Next 4 games are cake for the Bills compared to the Pats. You gotta believe that was intentional

Yeah unlike Edelman, Welker wasn't a punk

It is a bad spot, but if anything was shown against the Broncos today was that Cleveland looks like it has a run D worse than ours. Singletary is gonna be key in this game, as well as more blitzes

Only thing Cleveland has done consistently is self inflicted wounds. The 2 biggest issues on that team are OL and coaching. Kitchens is in way too far over his head

Loseable games for sure, but I can't see the Bills matching the pats win for win. 9 weeks of games and practice and there's still too much inconsistency

Bills are the last team in the league that would get away with that