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It didn't screw the drive. The play calling did. It didn't matter where the drive began

That didn't screw the drive. It was still at the 20. Play calling killed that drive.

Clear block in the back sending out gunner to the ground. Think they called i

So McDermott fired the OC midseason when he was doing terrible. Why hasn't he fired our DC this year for having the worst defense we've had during his tenure???

Leave it to our stellar defensive coach to consistently make backup QBs and rbs look like all pros

Davis had 5 mins and brunch to throw that pass

Now get a 3 and out and score again! That better light a fire under our defenses ass

They've done that over and over. McDermott wants all these small lbers and small DTs that can't hold up against the run

McDermott needs to dedicate an entire week of practice to wrapping up and tackling. The amount of missed tackles is atrocious

Milano get hurt? Nevermind he's back out there

It's not even like he's trying to set up another play with these wr screens. He's just blatantly throwing a down away

That ref had direct line of sight on that. How did he call that a completion??

Brady just can't help himself with the Shakir bubble screen

If they can get some Kincaid back and keep people healthy going forward, they have a chance at developing some rhythm. Most teams that are real contenders hit their stride late in the season and carry that through the playoffs. There's still a lot of football left before the playoffs and they absolutely have it in them to get hot and become real contenders. If KC misses and possibly Baltimore, the Bills will be the only AFC team with significant playoff experience and that goes a long way.

Even if Young was in the AFC, 6 TDs to 3TDs is too big of a difference for Young's yards to trump Allen's game. Yards dont win games, TD's do.

Wasn't it actually the second time he's done it? Thought they mentioned it in the game

Wow, that was bad

Samuel looked to be open for a TD on that pass to Gabe

Wow, you mean Cook can catch too???

Look like that was supposed to be a quick hit slant but was covered, then Josh's internal clock had him panic a bit and force that throw

I'm curious to see where the bills rank allowing a 1st down on 3rd and 10+ yards. We have to be last in the league by far

Pre-2000's can't really be compared because the rules were not as offense friendly. Defense won championships and run first, ball control offenses prevailed. Post-2000 the league became more pass oriented as rule changes began favoring passing and scoring. Cook has been phenomenal and should be a focal point of this offense. However, I don't believe that's why our offense is so run heavy focused. If the reason was Cook, he'd be getting the ball 20-25 times a games. I believe McDermott is trying to cover for his defense by having a run first, ball control offense. Even when we pass, it's quick hitting bubble screens, short passes that are an extension of the run game. McDermott does not want a quick strike offense that is constantly putting the defense back on the field because he knows they can't hold the best teams, ie: 13 seconds, etc...

I agree. Why isn't this an off season thing??

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I feel like they are giving him every opportunity to turn his ***** around. If it doesn't happen, dude will be gone in the off season.