Man with No Name

watching the replay a few posts up, i am more in line with thinking that wasn't a bad call. White has his hands on Coleman before and after 5 yards. Coleman's hands were a reaction to that. And then White isn't able to get out of his own way and run with the ball, impeding Coleman's ability to go to the ball. It's easily a 5 yard call and a first down. And it's fair to call it a PI. I'm 50/50 on that. I wouldn't have cried bloody murder if only 5 yards, but I think the interference call is justified. I think people were influenced by Gene Sterratore's opinion on the call, which wasn't fully fleshed out, imo.

my understanding is that you can challenge the spot, but you will technically lose because it's not a TD or 1st. They will still fix the spot, but you'll lose your TO. I went back and watched on tv, and I don't think the spot was as bad as most of us thought last night. Though I won't commit to that position without seeing video on my computer where I can more effectively slow it down and freeze frame.

we let henry back into the game by going into our shells in the 3rd qtr. if we score there, it's more of just lamar lamar lamar.

im not sure if the spot was bad anymore. i went back and found the play on a highlight reel and from the left side the spot looked decent. would like to see the replay from the other side to watch in slow mo to verify.

Jackson absolutely did not outplay Allen. ANd as Romo alluded to multiple times last night, Josh can put on the cape whenever needed. He didn't need to.

This post is so spot on. I gained so much for Lamar last night. Makes me feel ashamed of how I might react in the same situation!😅

any video of that bad spot circulating?

i'll reiterate that the fg was the right call. there's been some argument here on whether McD is allowed to challenge the spot on 3rd down. from what I've read, he can challenge, but we automatically lose a timeout, because technically you can only challenge whether it's a TD or 1st down. So obviously we don't get a first down, so technically lose the challenge, but they will spot the ball where it should be. So maybe we didn't challenge because we thought the TO was more valuable than the 1/2 yard or whatever it might have been? Maybe the bills weren't able to get a good look at where the spot should have been? God knows we didn't at home. CBS terrible on the replays as usual.

noticed this and it really made me think so high of him. i said it to my friends. many of these guys are such better human beings than i am.

where was cooper? allen didn't even really play today. we ran an offense that trubisky could have executed 95% of.

We may have also lost to the rams because we did go for the tush push, when the Rams had been controlling the LOS against us. Brady just doesn't have a feel for it down there. Those are obvious calls that should be dictated by how the trenches are being played in each particular game.

we will never get rid of them. wishful thinking

unreal to take the ball out of Allen's hands the entire 3rd qtr.

sliding catches aren't hard. it's a perfect spot where the defender can't get to the ball. I suspect Kincaid slipped and it messed up the timing

I don't think anybody's really down on him this year. He's overpaid, but he's playing the best ball he's played in a long time. We are using him in the role he is best suited for right now. I don't pay attention, but what's the $$ value of a really awesome 2nd tight end whose main job is to block, but also makes some big catches the few times he's called upon? I would guess it's somewhere around half of what he's making. I don't know how it works, but if we can push a chunk of his money for 25 and 26 to his void years in 27 and 28, his contract will turn out to be fair. They fixed it decently for this year. But 25 and 26 he has A LOT of money coming his way. https://overthecap.com/player/dawson-knox/7887

It's a shame that this gets lost in a 2000 post thread because this board insists on over condensing everything. So I'll give it a quick TTT. Great job from Jon Gruden. Honestly, the Raiders should probably just re-hire him, AGAIN, for next year.

I think the fans realize all the contributions from everyone on offense at this point. Ty, Knox, Spencer, Hollins, etc. They're all appreciated and have stood out at various points in the season. The defense is harder to have that kind of appreciation for. Until last week, our 3rd and long defense was so poor all year, it's difficult to be excited about anyone in the secondary. Granted there have been a lot of injuries, and now we've got the entire band back together! the opposite of what we rolled into the post season with last year. Give me one more game to start appreciating those guys!

Not cool. you don't put much thought into this until your team loses a home game and gets stuck on the wrong end of travel advantages. The NFL is talking about adding an entire division in europe, which will happen in time, no doubt. These owners will probably pocket nearly a half million dollars each from the move. but the quality of the game and the league will not be improved. no doubt about that.

I would like to see a picture of this beat to sh!t ax cover 🤣

This is a very good point. Basketball can be turned into a 1 on 1 game for many moments. Football different in that regard. Not that Josh Allen doesn't play the MJ role quite often.

I was just coming in to say this. It doesn't do something for everyone, but there are guys out there constantly looking for fuel.

okay. I guess it depends on how long you consider the list of his best games ever to be.

I don't think " a couple of his best games ever were from his rookie season," but I agree with everything else. It was obvious from his rookie season that he had "it." His second season, even with the mediocre stats, you knew he was gonna be a cam newton at the very least. and then his 3rd season showed us what a gift from heaven he was.

Trying to analyze draft picks is a fools errand for anyone who isn't an expert. It's also a fool's errand for the experts, in many cases. I realized that for a long time, and such, when Josh was picked by us, I was neither irritated or excited. The thing about Josh that still stands out to me is that despite seeming to be a very obvious project, he was still projected to go anywhere between 1 and 11. Usually the guys who have all the athletic ability but are still very raw, get dropped down to between 2 and 6th round. What stood out so much about Josh that had him slotted for one of those very high spots despite the rawness? For example, this guy on NE who torched our second team. Strong arm. Good runner. Has those good attributes but was dropped down to 6th round because of accuracy issues, etc. People saw something in Josh that has never been seen in a PROJECT type guy before. Or am I wrong. Has such a raw qb talent ever been projected and picked so high?

That's a strong man right there. wow the guys who made all pro at that spot must be something else. maybe got the edge from less pre-snap penalties?