CincyBillsFan

And how many times in a given NFL season do teams lose games "they are supposed to win"?

I don't get any criticism of Allen after today's game. The guy had 2 TD passes dropped; was hit with an INT that had nothing to do with him and then had a fantastic 25 yard TD run nullified by a ticky tack holding call. And in spite of this he threw for 3 TD's including an amazing 3rd TD pas in which this is what it looked like as he released the ball: Allen was elite today.

Judas Priest if you can't take the heat for a bad take don't throw it out there that it drives you crazy when Allen throws off this back foot when under pressure. You post this critique on a day when by any objective standard Allen was elite.

Judas priest QB's miss throws, big deal. Allen played fantastic today. The INT was 100% on Coleman and likely would have been a TD if he caught it. And don't forget on that last drive before half Cook dropped a likley TD pass. Throw in having a spectacular 25 yard TD run called back on a hold and three TD passes Allen was elite today.

Did you forget that the Texans have a better D then the Dolphins and that playing at home is a big difference for an offense then playing on the road?

Win or lose Houston has a few more losses ahead of them.

He's taken two bad sacks on 3rd down making the FG a lot tougher.

His mobility provided an occasional spark for their offense. Rogers is a statue set in concrete.

Absolutely a tie would be the best outcome on so many levels.

It makes perfect sense. Various European soccer league games are broadcast in the US and the last thing I would expect is for them to change what they do for a US audience. And for the record, before Goodell and the Billionaires boys club set out to squeeze every dime out of the world they should focus on fixing the awful officiating that we're seeing at NFL games.

I have a very high bar even for words intended to offend. Whether the groups are "vulnerable" or not is irrelevant to me as long as they're adults. I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree when it comes to the concept of free speech.

An NFL season is anything but short.

Again, setting a very high bar for which words offend is the way to go. Context in these situations is everything.

This is not what "Spaz" means in my neck of the woods. As an aside, we should all have a very high bar for what WORDS are offensive.

Yes, it's called an Interception.

The Bills are beyond the point where they need the Jets to lose to help them. IMO, a Jet's win over Houston would actually be more help to the Bills then a loss.

Kincaid & Knox contributed a lot of yards and a TD from the TE position.

Nope and I'm not going there. THIS game was the tough one. Next week is more apt to be a beat down of the Finns by the Bills rather then a Bills loss.

I think it's safe to say that the trade was a win/win with both KC & Buffalo getting great WR prospects who are meeting each team's key needs.

As long as he has their CB's 10 yards off the Bills WR's on a critical 3rd & 4 I'm okay with it.

How about this view:

Or just use it when a non call leads directly to a score. In this case the face mask happened to the player tackled in the end zone directly resulting in a safety.

How does the ref not see the face mask?

I forgot about that! Great no call ref!