Scott7975

Personally I put it on McD either way. Pretty sure I seen McD with a play sheet covering his mouth so it seems he was calling stuff. Even if he wasn't, there was timeouts so you can't tell me he didn't have time each play to let the defense know exactly what he wanted. I think at the time the players all thought the game was in the bag and were not focused. The thrill of that last Josh TD to take the lead at 13 seconds is just something you know adrenally they were feeling. It was unheard of for a team to march a field in 13 seconds and ***** a game. So it's on them too.

Pro football reference is a good site for advanced stats like that. It shows we have blitzed 47 times so far. Link: https://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/buf/2025_advanced.htm

I disagree in part. You can be mentally soft when things aren't going your way, which they aren't right now. It's easy to be mentally strong when you score 40 points a week and win most of the regular season games. Not so much when you look like ass in a big game.

They are already calling him a top 10 QB of all time.

Im not saying they are going to get rid of Knox or even just redo his contract but that part is true. Gabe Davis was also Josh's buddy.

Until he drops a pass that ends a drive or could have been a TD. Then everyone will be all over him. Knox does have bad hands though. The guy can either make the most clutch catch or he could drop the most routine pass. You just never know.

This philosophy is so flawed and I can't believe people still stick with it. If you take the ball then don't score you've already given up a massive advantage and made it far more difficult to catch up to it. Even if you do score, you have to be up two scores at the half in order to keep that advantage. Lastly, no one is going to not run the ball just because you scored on the first drive of the game. On the flipside, if you defer and stop their first drive, you have given yourself a potential to be up 3 scores on that team. Even if you don't realize that potential and start slow, you have the cushion to play catch up with the double dip. It is absolutely insane to not defer the ball.

Half of our Dline investment isnt even playing. Oliver has been out. 2 guys on suspension. Not to mention Milano. Im disappointed in the Dline too but Oliver was a beast and Bosa fed off that as well. Nobodies dline is good when you start taking starters away. Yes, its really the biggest problem is all the missed tackles. Just look how many times we've had a b-line on the QB only to whiff and have the QB pick up a first down.

Did someone spike your drink? Were you exposed to too much lead paint maybe? I can't make any sense of why someone would even think of something like this.

Haven't really seen much Pats football this year. I did see some scary punt returns in the highlights today. Maye seems like a legit QB. Vrabel is a damn good head coach IMO. He will have that team playing physical football.

Interesting. Thanks for the link!

I missed the first half of the game. Can someone tell me who was scratched in place of Samuel and was it a healthy scratch or were they injured?

Rodgers showed today that he looks almost as washed as Wilson. The only difference is Rodgers was always a complete QB and Wilson relied on moonballs his whole career.

I mean, we have a pretty soft schedule. If we don't get the 1 seed then the Bills blew it.

“Uhm, we’re, to win games you have to win the game, umm, not lose the game… honestly. And that, that is how you lose the game.” ~Mike McDaniel

Rodgers is washed

I thought the same thing. Surprised the spotters didn't call him out for a concussion check.

And they have good coaching.

Then they just got lucky on the fumble

Oof horrible throw by Maye

You took it too literal my friend.

Agree. He has had some bad drops too. I was just sayin.

He grabbed his arm on the last play.

Under 4 seconds? Avg time to throw in the NFL is 2.75 seconds lol. 4 seconds is an eternity to hold the ball.

I keep forgetting we have a couple guys on suspension lol.