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He had a good week, and if Yeldon doesn't stop running, he has zero INTs on the day. Not saying it would have been completed, but it wouldn't have been a gimme interception either. I don't see any accuracy issues. Just flaws in decision-making, that have only happened every other week this season as opposed to several times per week last season. I know people screech about 4 turnovers in the Jets game, but if you can't differentiate between how those happened and how the ones against NE happened, there's no saving you.

LMAO. It's been a running theme here all season how our relative offensive/defensive dominance in these very games hasn't been reflected in the score. Why is it suddenly impossible to picture when a guy describes the same thing happening against our Bills in that game? Therefore he could only OBVIOUSLY be describing a blowout, and since it wasn't, he's OBVIOUSLY wrong?

This is obviously a good touchdown, but I can't wait for it to be confirmation that the refs hate Buffalo and the league is rigged.

Lmao garbage take

If this didn't happen, the thread title needs to be changed

Yup, it's never been good, though being o-fer at this point is still mildly surprising.

Allen probably won't be relevant for this game.

Score less than what? That score beats what we've put up in half of the games, and is only 1 point less than what we got in another. It's more than our current points per game

Comparing games across weeks is stupid. Tennessee destroyed the team that destroyed Baltimore. Would Tennessee double-destroy Baltimore if they played this year?

Enjoy your fantasy land my friend

The Edelman one? Where one angle confirms that the only possible way it touched him was if it hit his thumb, and the other angle shows it never came within 4 inches of his thumb? Why do Bills fans insist on diving headfirst into fantasy land when it comes to the Patriots? It makes us look so bad.

The fumble overturn call against the Chiefs was 100% correct.

Didn't he have several stalled drives and a pick between the TD drive and when he got hurt? Or were all the picks in the first half?

The flag was definitely out before the hit. Edit: I see this has already been resolved, nvm.

Agreed. He failed. Agreed with others, that it's one game. He will pass other tests in the future. And fail some more. This can be a 10-11 win team this season, let's hope Allen gets healthy fast and keeps learning.

We need to stop calling deep drops when NE is in an obvious blitz situation Especially when all we need is five yards.

He didn't today, we had the same situation down 13-0 and punted.

@PromoTheRobot you spent all week posting as if you didn't understand why so many people were willing to give the Patriots a big edge in this game. All the context in the world shows that we're not on their level, and this start proves it. Surely you can't be surprised at how this is going so far?

I only started watching in 2005. 2017 easy. Playoffs, and I loved that team every step of the way. 2014. That defense was amazing, we still liked Sammy, who provided us with plenty of electric, exciting rookie moments. Fred was still there. That Packers game in December is a top 5 all time game for me. (easy choice considering the stretch we've had since 2005) It gets hard after this haha. 2015. Wasn't sick of Rex until the middle/end, the opener and then week 3 against Miami were awesome. Always fun to sweep the Jets and Dolphins. The game in KC was so fun before we fell apart. 2011. 2008. The last two seasons just because there were brief glimpses of hope at the beginning, and Fred Jackson (2011) was just so damn fun to watch. Based on the criteria for 08/11, this season is ALREADY going to be guaranteed in the top 5. Let's hope it climbs all the way to the top.

The video player on the Bills' site is simply awful. It took me 15 minutes to watch that.

In the last 5 years we are 6-3 in the game immediately following the NE game, and of those 3 losses, the following weeks after that were all victories, ie, the Pats did not ever kick off anything more than a 2 game losing streak. I also went back to 2005 and checked through 2008 and we also had a much better record immediately after Pats games than our general win percentage in those years.

Is this really possible? I always thought coin tosses were just "we want you to have the ball" or "we want the ball", the only responses to which are "okay we'll go that way"

Go Bills from Oklahoma!

Guys who were playing horrifying football 3 and 4 years ago, and then have sat out since, typically aren't compelling avenues for improving the most important position on the field.

Thought the same thing when I saw that highlight