Kelly the Dog

So in other words, it was a perfect pass that should have been a game winning, length of the field, two minute drive - something Tyrod cannot do because he sucks.

Yup. The ones that got the clap.

Good point. I forgot about the garbage claps. Although I must add there were three or four missed claps that should have been made for those wide open receivers Tyrod missed. Those UCEs (unforced clap errors) add up.

I think if he watches the film of himself, and does a fair self-critique, he will eliminate between 2.6 and 3.4% of his claps, some of which were either clearly unnecessary or redundant, and therefore become a better coach. It is rumored, but not confirmed, that the psycho ref was not actually roughed, he was just pissed at the clapping, and threatened to "clap you upside yo non-nappy head the next time you clap for no reason."

That was a fantastic play by Poyer.

The lower echelon games have a couple less cameras than the higher rated crews and nationally televised games. But still have enough to show replays like the Shady non-call. We may have just got an amateurish crew. I thought it was poor, too.

You're complaining that a QB didn't break one of the cardinal rules of quarterbacking, something virtually everyone says to never ever do, and disregard what looks to be a shorter easier almost sure first down right in front of him. DiMarco just drops it.

Very true. Which is why they drafted him. To be a decent backup.

Good point. I take that back. The Loyal Order of Water Buffalos Reenacting the Civil War Battle of Gettysburg is against Tyrod Taylor. Not totally against. But in a 3-2 vote we are against.

Yeah. No one should ever say something like that without a parrot on their shoulder.

Who are "we?" Morons? Surely the Bills coaches or management are not.

You should of known better.

Grammar is like fundamentals. You can break the rules only after you know them. So I can't correct your grammar and understand football at the same time? They're interrelated some way? I decided to criticize your poor grammar instead of the poor take. Maybe it was just easier.

So let me get this straight... the Panthers were crowding the box with 8-9 guys daring us to throw downfield, knowing we couldn't throw downfield, and your guys solution is to replace the one guy who CAN throw downfield with the one guy who CANT throw downfield. Got it. Carry on.

He did. Who runs an out pattern to go OB at the three yard line with 15 seconds to go. Because that is what you are asking us to believe. That Zay ran the right route, TT threw a wildly inaccurate pass, and it should have hit him in stride, even though he wasn't running in stride, so he can got OB and stop the clock instead of walking into the endzone for a game winning TD. Could HAVE had. No one could OF had. Bronko Nagurski, Jim Brown, Walter Payton could not of had.

That's not true. If Peterman was in we would have completed about 20 passes that didn't exist and our offense would have worked in a rhythm and made about 30 first downs in a row even though he never did three in a row in preseason and he would have led us to a 28-9 lead so we never would have needed the last drive.

How do people not see the unforced error of the stumble? He hasn't even looked for the ball at that point. He doesn't even know it's in the air.

This post and link needs to be pinned. Everyone talks about Zay and consolingly him. Several different guys in several different ways. There is no way imo you can read that link and think TT made a bad pass. It's impossible.

Tyrod, Zay, McDermott, Dennison, or any player on the team when asked on camera what happened on that play, they are not going to blame either TT or Zay. Some reporter, either local or national,will get an off the record answer, from someone who knows, who will ask not to be quoted, on whose fault that was in the next day or two. It's even possible that person will have an agenda but it's likely to be true.

With no one near him. It doesn't make sense. There is 15 seconds left. His pattern is to go out at the four. Who calls that or does that. Even if it was supposed to be out he runs to the goal line not the sideline.

No, your an idiot. It comes from the Latin youras, which literally means you are an ass. No you specifically are an ass, but that is the etymology.

How can say that watching the replay? Jones stumbles before he looks for the ball. What if he was supposed to look in not out? Then it's a perfect pass. I'm not sure who was more at fault at all. But I don't think anyone can be definitive without knowing what the responsibilities of the WR were on the play.

I haven't seen an explanation or replay of this. McD said after the game it was a coach and not a player who got in the ref's way. That dude was pissed. Ha. Does anyone know which coach or what he actually did? Was he on the field or just in the ref's way along the sideline? I have seen a lot of refs hit or stumble or get bowled over but I don't think I have ever seen a ref that mad.

No, I'm pretty sure it's your.

But it was an unforced error. He stumbles making a simple cut, before he looks for the ball. Without the misstep he is upright and a yard deeper and it's easy.