HappyDays

I get that the Chiefs offense is really good but the Bucs aren't even slowing them too. Pathetic effort.

Exactly the kind of leader a young team needs. Skip training camp to go on a hallucinogenic drug trip and throw tantrums on the field.

We've been outstanding on 3rd down conversions since 2020. It is absolutely sustainable because we have a freak show QB. That being said your point about early downs is correct. Singletary is just okay, Moss is terrible, Cook has made too many mistakes to trust him. So I don't know if a solution is coming this season.

To be fair to Aaron Rodgers, the Patriots defense is really good. It's not like they're going to give up a TD on every single drive.

In 3 out of 4 games the Bills defense has allowed ZERO points in the 2nd half. And we're doing it against really good NFL offenses. McDermott has his issues with some decision making in critical moments, but he is arguably the best coach in the league at making halftime adjustments. For anyone questioning that last statement, I'll say it again - ZERO 2nd half points by our opponent in 3 out of 4 games this year.

I don't think he was mediocre. He had a really shaky first drive and other than that played lights out in a tough weather environment. Every drive that stalled was because of a dropped pass, a stupid play call, or poor protection. Not only did Allen play steady in a game where a single bad pass could have turned the momentum, he also made a couple superstar/MVP plays to keep drives going and put points on the board. We all know Allen can have his way with defenses when his supporting cast is clicking. Today he proved he can rise above the mistakes of his teammates and still find a way to gut out a win.

Meh. Turns out we probably could have scored the TD anyways. I respect Harbaugh's decision there. That was not a BS call. The pass rusher stopped in front of Allen then launched himself after the ball was well out of his hands. If a Bill had made that tackle I would have been livid at him for the undisciplined play.

MVP Allen Bass Poyer Milano (I'll forgive him for the missed interception that turned into a circus catch) Shakir

Two critical mistakes that lost the Ravens this one score game: 1) Bad challenge costs them a timeout. They converted the ensuing 4th down anyways so it was a waste. 2) Lamar Jackson throws a pick instead of giving up on the play and pinning us inside the 5 yard line. On point #2, Allen just took the lead in the MVP race.

Zero points allowed in the 2nd half. I'll say it again. ZERO POINTS ALLOWED IN THE 2ND HALF. To one of the best offenses in the NFL.

His blocking has been outstanding this year. Not quite the role I expected him to have in this offense but he's fulfilling it.

Lmao they were trying to let him score!

I can't believe how many people in this thread and on Twitter are questioning that RTP. He waited until after the ball was well out of Allen's hands before suplexing him to the ground. Easy call.

Yes!! That was such an undisciplined play from the Ravens. All we have to do is not screw this up. And are the announcers serious?? That is obvious RPT. Not even a question.

Josh Allen wizardry!!

That time the pass rush made their presence known and Poyer is the beneficiary.

Thank God Poyer is back!!

He blitzed on 3rd and 8 and it was the worst defensive play call of the game.

Unfortunately he does that to every LB in the NFL. The problem there was pass rush took too long to get there.

The momentum shift back to the Ravens happened because of a give up 1st down hand off to Moss and a stupid DB blitz on 3rd down. The Bills HAVE to be better in these critical moments. They have to call plays that mesh with their strengths. They will never win a championship if they constantly outsmart themselves like that.

Poor blitz call. QBs are taught to throw towards the blitzer and Andrews sitting right there makes it too easy. Again - critical coaching mistakes in one score games.

When people blame the coaches for records in one score games, that Moss run is why. It's an inexcusable play call at a critical juncture of the game.