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I saw that, he dogged that play. Let down Bosa who needed any kind of help to show up

Having a #1 WR is cool.

Miami came in ready to shut down the run. We can't get it going at all

We can throw the ball forward!!

Trade him in the offseason then. If he can't execute the offense let's bring in a QB that can

CBs are allowed to have their hands on WRs as long as they are not pulling or restricting movement. That was a perfectly clean play.

Coleman getting bullied by a depth CB.

Run mesh one more time Brady. This time it will work

This is the nightmare scenario for our offense. Miami is shutting down Cook and we have zero answers to overcome it.

Did a good job catching up at least. Made the hit a bit too early which drew the flag.

Not worth a 2026 1st for Beane

Did we really not trade for Waddle because Miami wanted a 2026 1st and we would only give up a 2027 1st? I want to believe that isn't true.

I don't know maybe we'll still win this game but this is not a Super Bowl offense. We can't throw the ball forward. With Josh Allen we can't throw the ball forward. It's a historically bad team building failure.

Man we should have just gone for that 4th down. Can't rely on the defense in this one

Better go for it this time

This passing offense stinks. We can't throw the ball forward because we don't have WRs

He knows the defense is injured to hell so he takes the offense off on 4th and 1?

Hopefully McDermott now understands we can't play passive and win. They'll nickel and dime us all day. Need to keep the offense out there on 4th and short. Disappointing from a coach that until this year has done well on 4th down aggressiveness

Should have gone for that 4th down. Putting this decimated defense back on the field in the heat was a mistake.

Sigh you have to pick up 2 yards

Bishop again!!

Metcalf for a 2nd would have been a better value than Waddle for a 1st. That's the cost of waiting until the last minute to make a move. Even so if Miami wanted a 2026 1st you just have to do it for a player like that. What is the sense in drawing a line in the sand? I worry that the tagline of this regime will end up being "they never really went for it."

They got close with McGovern right before the season but the two sides couldn't come together on the guaranteed money so they tabled it until next offseason.

This is the part that's really frustrating me. Even people that didn't like him as a prospect agreed he was physical and had good YAC skills. But inexplicably even those positive traits have disappeared. His performance last year against Seattle was one of the more physical performances I've seen from a WR. What happened to that player? Now he gets bullied by the likes of Marcus Jones. Against Tennessee last year he caught a quick slant, made one move and almost took it to the house. Compare that to the quick slant he had against KC this past week where he was immediately brought down by a soft tackle. A player busting because they never overcome their negative traits, sure I can live with that, but I can't recall an instance like this where a player lost everything that was supposed to make him special. It would be like if Allen came into the NFL making inaccurate throws and horrible decisions, and then also started throwing low velocity ducks like Nathan Peterman. It's bewildering to me.

That isn't true. Philly beat Green Bay, LA, and Washington to get to the Super Bowl last year. They didn't have to "beat the best," they just had to win against tier 2 and 3 opponents. Our path by comparison was Denver, Baltimore, KC. Even if you skip the Denver game I'd still take Philly's path last year over ours 100 times out of 100. I don't understand Bills fans that worry about perception or narratives. The only narrative that matters is that we can't win a Super Bowl. Why are we being picky about what it looks like to get there?