HappyDays

Lol no it wasn't. It hit him in the hands.

This is where Dorsey would call a dead on arrival shot play. Keep running it.

Man Diggs kind of sucks today... come on man.

That was a predictable run. Something about the way Allen and Cook were standing made it obvious.

That's the best rep I've ever seen from Shaq

For the love of God cut Jordan Phillips! He's the most undisciplined player I've ever seen.

Diggs has been kind of disappointing the past few weeks, really since the Jaguars game. He is dropping passes and not making any difficult catches.

I'm only nervous because I know that if we lose this one the rest of the games won't even matter. It's been a long time since I felt that way about the Bills at the end of November. I just want the hope to continue.

Lions are the most fun team in the league. They have so many different ways they can win games.

Goff with 3 INTs. His team is going to win.

Stroud threw 3 INTs and his team still won

It was an incredible offensive play design.

Defensive head coach 🤣

You have to think Ron Rivera will be fired and Bienemy named as interim head coach tomorrow if this keeps up.

Amazing what a new coach with a real personality can inject into a moribund team. Disclaimer for mods: This post is NOT about the Bills. It has NOTHING to do with Sean McDermott's fate here. I am merely commenting on the Las Vegas Raiders.

It's just the Shanahan scheme. By far the best offensive scheme in football right now. Bobby Slowik is in my top 3 for Bills head coaches next year. I don't care if he's young and a little experienced, his offense just works.

I don't care what anyone says, Goff is still a below average QB. Ben Johnson has hid him as long as possible. But eventually his deficiencies are what they are.

Bills 24 Jets 18

They were actually entirely different concepts. It's been explained better by others on here, but essentially the deep out route by Harty is a route designed to beat the exact quarters coverage Denver was playing there. It was not a high/low read like the one Allen misread against the Bengals. Two issues caused the 2nd INT: 1) Allen didn't throw the ball far enough towards the sideline. 2) Harty's route was disgustingly bad and made it easy for the defender to undercut the pass. I am less concerned about INTs caused by less than ideal throws than I am INTs where Allen misread the coverage or threw a stupid dangerous pass. Here he correctly identified the defensive coverage and threw the right route. The execution from him and Harty was just not good enough.

The other thing with KC that is just so frustrating is they have invested a lot into their defense lately, BUT it's actually paid off. I mean Mahomes led his offense to ZERO points in an entire half against Miami. And they won the game! That's straight up insane. 17 points against the Jaguars. And they won! Allen is performing better than Mahomes against the same opponents, but because Allen's defense is worse we have people questioning if he needs to see a psychiatrist. Maybe McDermott should see a psychiatrist for his pathological urge to pay fat lazy defensive linemen instead of above average pass catchers.

If they don't, it's a perfect time to change regimes. This regime didnt get it done on their first go around with a franchise QB. Why would we want them around for the second try? Get a couple new decision makers in the building now while they still have an opportunity to rebuild the team in the image they want.

This has been going on since after the Broncos game. McDermott has been in self-preservation mode. He praised the defensive players for playing their asses off, giving them (and his own play calling) no fault for the loss. He then went on to criticize the offense heavily and fired his OC the next day. When asked about the end of game FG debacle he commented that they had practiced that situation throughout the week but "failed to execute." His post game presser was completely unhinged. He blamed one player after another, never pointing the finger at himself. I can't imagine that landed well in the locker room.