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So? I still don't see how it makes the decision to go for 2 a bad one. Your point is simply that given one specific possible outcome, the Raiders may or may not have had time after getting the ball back to try to drive again and get a field goal. In fact that is what happened anyway (they did have time) even when they missed on the 2 pointer. edit: I don't want to argue about this. I don't really care. I just think you have to look at the entire probability outcome tree when making a decision and it's incorrect reasoning to key on one particular outcome.

How is it different if the score is tied?

Ignore this guy. He's a troll.

Bills media team bringing their A game

Nope. Has Stefon Diggs in it.

Concussion protocols didn't start until 2011. Back in 1997 you just rubbed some dirt on it and "shook it off".

I think that's right. Separately, for the 17th game, since we played Washington at home, then LA on the road, we should get either the NFC North or South next year, and could be home or away, I guess. If we win the division should be GB or Tampa?

https://operations.nfl.com/gameday/nfl-schedule/creating-the-nfl-schedule/#:~:text=THE ANATOMY OF THE NFL SCHEDULE&text=Every team will play 17,games in the 2022 season. Here's a high level write-up I found. In terms of games vs. the other divisions, it rotates every 3 years which division each team plays in conference and every 4 years out of conference. Then they alternate who is home and who is away. For the games against the teams who finished in the same position the prior year in conference (for example, KC and Bills both won their division, so they play) they alternate those home and away too.

It's not really nonsense, there is a formula for it. No personal judgement involved.

It's a bloodbath out there. So many guys going out with injuries.

The NFL is an efficient market on talent. The fact that there is no market for Sanders this year and no market for Brown since last year should tell us something.

They were definitely moving the ball that drive. The rest of the half, not so much. Allen was definitely moving the ball vs. Miami all game. Had issues getting in the end zone and even kicking FG's.

Come on, Allen only threw for 400 yards that game. If that isn't shutting him down I don't know what is.

It's almost like Beane's investment in the D-Line is paying off and the Bills are #1 in the NFL against the pass.

Pretty old for a rookie. Kenny Pickett after playing the Bills Sunday: “Christ. Seven years of college down the drain. Might as well join the f**king Peace Corps.”

6 days to game day...

So you're saying the Bills should NOT turn the ball over?

You are clearly a recent band-wagon fan. McDermott is inarguably one of the top 4 coaches in the franchise history (62 years long) and arguably top 2. Please move on to root for a team with an all-time great coach like Belichick. They are doing fantastic this year, just like Tomlin's Steelers.

They get the best teams (Buffalo) especially with an opponent with a true national following, even when they are not good (Pittsburgh).

I felt like he was a steady punt returner. Made the catch and run, or the fair catch, or let it go, when appropriate. I think this is where they'll miss him most. A couple of muffed punts from now you won't be so sarcastic about special teams play.

Yes, Allen is responsible for the Bills poor running game and Zack Moss is responsible for their excellent passing game. This makes total sense.

None of these guys. They feed at the trough of the NFL. GMFB will be twisted in knots to talk about this without pointing out the gross negligence of the Dolphins.

I'm no doctor but isn't "moving his extremities" not so much the issue with a concussion, that's more like a neck/spine concern?

Safeties were in deep coverage there. I'd hate to have guys from UB on the team. Like Khalil Mack for instance.

Standing the entire game is stupid.