Dafan

My argument for Josh over Lamar is Henry. Henry is the #2 rb in the league. Yes Lamar has put up good numbers. But Henry helps a lot. Example, Bills vs Ravens...I'd put that Ravens win on Henry, not Lamar. I believe you could take a decent/good mobile qb (possibly even tyrod taylor) and set him up with the players they have, and Ravens wouldn't be to much different than they are (yes I know that can be an exaggeration). But if the Bills lose Allen...we're screwed. Which in definition, makes Allen more valuable.

When Hollins had his big play...Cooper was the first one over celebrating with him.

And this is where Josh has grown. In past, he'd feel the need to get ball to his #1 (Diggs). Now...he feeds the ball to the best match ups...and it works.

Bills were up 3 scores and the Lions only had 24 points. After that, Buffalo let up on pressure and gave huge cushions allowing to drive down but kill the clock at same time. I hate that, but I'm not worried about the points the D let up. Had we been trailing and Detroit had already been scoring lots then I would have held it against the D.

Regardless of the play call. If the sneak doesn't work...you either run up to the line and spike ball...or run another quick play. The only thing you can't do...is call a frigging time out.

Regardless of what the official rule/call was...the ref blew the whistle and ran into the play field to end play before ball was recovered. That is all that matters.

Actually they didn't. Flags went up and whistles blown. Ball was not recovered at that time. And illegal shift does not stop the play, which the refs were doing. Only an offensive false start stops the play.

Thing is, Davis was our #2. Hollins a little down farther on the depth chart.

Cooper showed up by drawing attention. Giving Coleman more single coverage.

For all we know is maybe Saleh didn't want Adam's and Roger's went to Woody with an ultimatum lol.

Henry hit up to 21.29 mph during that run...which is impressive and just short of the speed Worthy hit on his TD.

Generally our run defense isn't too bad. But when you run a 4-2 base and are using CBs and safties against Baltimore, it's not the best system. Between Ricard (fb) and Henry, they were running at us with over 550 lbs. Henry around 260 and Ricard 310. DBs are useless against that.

Not bothering to look it up, but last time the Bills played Henry...I believe he was something like under 2ypc.

But I think a lot of that had to do with pressure and fear of pressure.

Thar is a definition pass of "leading your receiver to injury". He had to out stretch for that ball with a defender running right at him. He catches that ball and Coleman is laid out hard.