GoBills808

Happens all the time

Would love to see even one other time. I have never, ever seen a scoring play overturned by the men in black and without video replay. If this happens all the time I have yet to see it. Would love any evidence to the contrary

You literally cannot change the call on the field without video review. That's the point.

Everyone just needs to calm down and use some common sense...you know, like how we do with literally nothing else in society, since forever.

I think we need to go over the rulebook with a fine tooth comb and decide how each one makes people feel. The best way to officiate pro football games is nearly ALWAYS gauging individual fans' personal feelings about the rules.

I was thinking Garrett would be interesting yesterday.

@dave mcbride-"Touchdown!"

Still waiting to see some evidence of this happening. Shouldn't take this long as it reportedly occurs all the time You'll get no link and you'll like it!

Lost wildcard on the road in OT by a FG I think we're ok

Zero truth to this

It's right here guy

OK. So even if you want to just gloss over how personnel matters re: players strengths, preferences etc and how that should clearly have been Smith and not Knox in there, that's fine...your assertion that execution has nothing to do with coaching is downright laughable.

Just blaming Knox is shallow imo but whatever Like blaming Allen for his completion% but no question as to whether having him throw it 46 times was a good idea

It was the exact same play design as the first QB sweep, run from the opposite hash to R so the space was compressed. Texans recognized it immediately. Having Smith in there instead of Knox disguises the look and gets a more capable blocker on #41. Sounds like you're surprised that when a team runs two carbon copy plays during a game, the second one fails. And then you blame the players. That's not how the NFL works. The other guys get paid too.

He was probably shocked that Knox missed his block. Allen was probably, too. You know who wasn't shocked that a rookie missed an important block in an important spot? Me! Now ask yourself why Daboll couldn't have seen the issue with this design if I wasn't surprised it failed

Will depend somewhat on what league hands down as punishment for Spygate 2.0

Why does Daboll have two green as grass rookies lead blocking instead of Lee Smith who is literally only on the team for his blocking abilities?

Not his man. Pulling center is not responsible for playside LB.

Not Morse and Knox. Ford and Knox.

Why does his wife think the best time to bring this up is the day after the Bills lost a playoff game in which Poyer got dragged into the endzone by 215lb Deshaun Watson?

If someone can find even one example of this happening before would be much appreciated Apparently it happens all the time

I appreciate what Poyer brings to the table but if we're being honest McD has had great defenses with no name safeties before, it's not an essential position in this scheme. Poyer functions well within this defense but the standalone pieces in the secondary are White and Hyde, the rest are interchangeable and can be replaced imo. That said I would absolutely try to extend him. I want to keep everyone on the defense, but realistically not everyone is going to stay.

I doubt the Bills are thinking in these terms

Well if you think he's a $9M/yr safety then I suppose you'd be correct

I think massively underpaid is overstating it. He’s merely underpaid imo. He’s got great ball skills, above average coverage, average run support/tackling.