Scott7975

There is a lot of Bills fans that live in Florida. There will be plenty of Bills fans there

I actually just watched this play a few times and this is what I think happened. I think the play actually was to Diggs. Like I don't think it was even a fake. Josh hung on him for a while and even started cocking his arm but thats when the defender made a move towards Diggs and Josh stopped that. I think it wasn't a fake. I think that was the play. Then by the time Josh came off it, it was too late. The pressure was there. Josh needed to come off Diggs sooner and he probably hits Gabe if he did so. He waited too long.

During the game it looked like Josh didn't see it because of the pressure. Being able to watch the play again, Josh did get pressure and by the time Gabe was at the endzone it was probably too late to see but it seems like Josh could have found him earlier in the route. I dunno why he didn't see it.

The way they played last night, I could see them losing to the Jets too.

Cook - they weren't trying to go away from him but they went 3 and out a couple times. There was more to it about situations of being behind the sticks but that was the gist. Gabe - every game is different sometimes players just don't get involved. Sometimes it's just protection can't get him the ball or the coverage. Love to get him more involved. Knox - gives us another weapon to be more versatile. Good to be able to have him in there and go 12 or 21 personnel and be more versatile Last drive - with 5 minutes just trying to get your best plays and trying to score. RPO was given up to Josh because they blitz it. bubble play worked for us a few times but maybe in hindsight we should just call it run. On second down they felt that KC wouldn't use timeouts until after two minutes and felt it better to be aggressive and give Josh two shots at it instead of just one. Didn't want to settle for a field goal, wanted the TD. Plays just didn't work out. That was only roughly half of the interview but I can't transcribe everything lol. There was something about getting Diggs involved too but I dont remember what was said.

You can push a player but you can't pull

Good presser. Answers some questions on Cook not being used so much in 2nd half, Diggs not getting the ball much downfield, why they didn't run on that last drive, and more.

I didnt hear first hand but someone has said it was something they practice but it wasn't like part of the play call.

That’s because Toney illegally bullrushed the defender covering Kelce.

Exactly

here is is. Wasnt the one I originally saw but same film. Ref never acknowledged either from what I saw.

Dan is out of his mind trying to defend KC on that call. A KC fan posted video trying to prove the flag shouldnt have been thrown. It was like a "see Toney checked with the ref." What the video showed is Toney looking at the ref and pointing for the check then turned his head back forward and continued walking forward to his spot. He never got confirmation from the ref and he wasn't even set before he checked. It was so dumb. There is no defending cry baby KC here. It was a legit call. I'll see if I can find this video again and post it. He wasnt even set when he checked.

Penalties are part of the game. KC blew it Sunday. Honestly Toney should have been called for illegal pick as well as he barreled into the defender that was going to cover Kelce like 10 yards downfield. Thats why Kelce was so open to begin with. The right guard was also too far off the line. These guys just get away with ***** all the time. Thats 3 things in that play. Penalties are penalties. The D also stopped them from gaining another yard on 3 straight downs. KC only needed maybe 5 yards to try a fg. They lost their cool and kept trying to pick up the 15 yards for a first down with deep plays.

I never seen the thread sorry, but thanks for the link

translation: the nfl sent me a letter and gave me a warning so I had my pr guy write me an apology. at least the chiefs finally got that warning they were looking for.

Yeah. Here we go!!!

So then why watch at all until you hear the Bills are in the Super Bowl some year. Then you can turn your tv back on, watch one game, and call yourself a football fan.

I understand. We looked like crap for a long time this year. I gained confidence since Brady took over and our offense got back on track. Even in a Philly loss our O was great. I always believed if our O plays like that, that we can beat anybody.

Miami fans aren’t very bright. I mean look at FilthyBeast.

I have a bit more confidence in the Bills than you do. Dallas is going to be tough I think but I think we get into a playoff like roll the rest of the way. This team is figuring it out.

I made a thread about a new assistant hire that I didn’t know about but it never got any traction. I think it applies here so I am going to copy it here…. This article just popped up in my MSN feed. I knew nothing about this. Thoughts? The Buffalo Bills made a smart under-the-radar move to start the week that should only serve to help the offense. Buffalo reportedly hired DJ Mangas as an offensive assistant. Most of the time, an offensive assistant hire doesn't move the needle. But Mangas is an interesting addition to the Bills' staff due to his connection to offensive coordinator Joe Brady. Mangas and Brady are extremely close. The two played college football together at William & Mary. And more importantly, they were on staff together at LSU during the Tigers' record-breaking season in 2019 that featured monstrous performances from Joe Burrow, Ja'Marr Chase, and Justin Jefferson. Mangas sat next to Brady throughout LSU's national championship run. Mangas has since served as an assistant with the Carolina Panthers and as the passing game coordinator at LSU. He was most recently the offensive coordinator at the University of Buffalo. It's not like the addition of Mangas is suddenly going to take the Bills' offense to a new level. But his addition will allow Brady to be a little more comfortable in his role as Buffalo's offensive coordinator. Continuity on an offensive staff is incredibly important. And having Mangas, who actually officiated Brady's wedding, will provide some of that much-needed continuity. This move also shows that Sean McDermott is committed to letting Brady run his offense, which is something the young play-caller didn't really get to do during his short run as the Panthers' offensive coordinator under Matt Rhule (and that job set Brady's career back a bit). By firing Ken Dorsey, the Bills may have stumbled into one of the best offensive coordinator situations in the NFL. there was also a tweet but I couldn’t figure out how to turn it back into a link and copy it from my phone. No biggie though.

nice faith. I went from believing the Dallas and ravens were our only shot, to believing the dolphins could realistically lose out and not make playoffs at all. Tbf they have some bad injuries that I never count on. 3 on their line including the center and Hill was out like half the game. That was an epic collapse after being gifted 21 points. Maybe they should practice more football and less td celebrations. Their heads got too big. I hate Dolphins fans with a passion so I’m laughing my ass off today.

paid actor? Possible. Good advertising if it is. He does a good job. I prefer in this case to believe it’s a moron dolphin fan though.

Interesting stat. This means we kept the Chiefs from getting 2 more rings and the Bengals from repeating. I like it. That’s my story and I’m sticking to it.