HappyDays

Two consecutive plays from last night that sum up this group of pass catchers: Nobody is even close to open on at least half of our pass plays. Beane failed his QB and owes it to his team to find a solution.

I'm worried about the Bills. I'm not worried about the Jets.

Well there you go, we had no chance of matching this deal. Stupid teams ruin it for everyone else. Go get Cooper or Hopkins.

There is no easy stuff in this offense. That's just a thing people say.

He also called his own play to ice the game:

I'm glad we won but there are some very serious fundamental problems with the team that were very much on display in this one. Poor coaching in critical moments, uncreative play calling, complete nothings at the WR position, soft defensive players, and an unreliable kicker. I don't consider this loss a slump buster or a get right game. I consider it a win that helps us get to the playoffs, while also underlining some pretty serious changes that need to be made if we want to actually progress once we get there. And truthfully I'm not sure if those changes are coming in-season. It is getting hard to ignore that larger changes probably need to be made starting at the top if this team ever wants to reach its ultimate goal.

Having watched Ty Johnson and Ray Davis both run the ball this year, the two are mostly indistinguishable from each other to my eyes. Johnson is a replacement level RB, and so I place Davis in the same tier until he distinguishes himself. A lot of replacement level RBs are able to have great production. Look at Jordan Mason in San Fran. That's the nature of the position. But hey Davis stepped up for an injured player in a big game, executed the plays that were there, made a huge catch downfield, and kept the offense on schedule while making no mistakes. I'm not hating on him. He did what we needed him to do.

I like the way he always seems to fall forward for an extra 2 yards at the end of every run. Underrated trait in a RB. However on the whole I thought he was the definition of a replacement level RB and I attribute his production to good blocking more than anything special that he did with his own ability. I know this will be an unpopular post but nothing he did on the ground really impressed me.

His play tonight will be overshadowed by, well, everything else that happened. I hope it doesn't go unnoticed that he had to overcome about a million mistakes from his teammates, his defense, his coaches, and his kicker to almost singlehandedly drag his team into the division lead.

Tyler Bass officially had the game winning kick in this one.

It's rare to come away from a game feeling equally that we should have won it going away, and also that we surely should have lost.

It cannot be overstated how close we came to losing this game

Allen Johnson Rapp The entire IOL

I mean we weren't outcoached but we certainly weren't well coached either. We just made one less bumbling error than the other team.

This game made me miss Ed Hochuli.

Are we actually going to win one of these insane games that both teams tried to give away?

No freaking way!!!

Wtf?? Forget the pass being uncatchable, that is not remotely DPI. What is going on?

If that's not a fumble, why wasn't Allen's fumble earlier called one?

Alpha I don't mean this personally - Making time to come here and defend Mack Hollins while your wife is going into labor is an all timer 😂

Only the Bills could turn a 22 yard kick into a heart stopping moment

How are these officials so bad?

If Beane doesn't trade for a WR he is telling the team he isn't really trying to win this year

Now that is a legit RTP