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He dislocated it (I'm guessing, it looked like he was trying to pop it back in whne they were huddling) last week on the play immediately before he gave up the pressure that led to Allens 2nd INT.

I don't think there was really a wrong call right there.

What a giant load of crap

Nice to Kincaids ribs back out there

Patient and smart today. I'd like to see him get after Garropolo a bit more 'cuz he'll fold like a cheap tent.

He says while screaming and puking.....

Good work from Dorsey overall, but he still outthinks himself at times.

Huge props to the OLine. Best they've looked in a couple years.

I've seen enough kids embarrassing themselves by emulating these guys that I don't have too much problem with the league trying to keep it tamped down.

Umm, that's Pei Mei, philosopher of cruel tutelage.

I didn't realize they were fining guys for taunting. Not sure if I like that or not.... Definitely don't like the fact that it's almost the same fine as Q Williams got for trying to scramble somebody's brains. That's messed up.

Am I reading that right that Milano was fined 10K for taunting?

The problem with this foolishness is assuming that the Big Time Throw to Turnover ratio should be 2:1 for balance. It should be more like 5:1

I haven't seen anybody mention it but it's worth noting, imo. On the play prior to this, Morse hurt his hand; I believe he dislocated a finger and on the broadcast you could see him trying to manipulate it back in as they were huddling. If you've ever had to do this during a game, then you know that hand is sort of useless for the next play or two after it happens. So Morse getting beat on that play was likely a result of him trying to take on a rusher with one hand.

I want to see Josh Allen throw a 1/2 mile wheel route on the moon.

You're a liar. All he said was that he looked pretty good. Which he did. If you ever get to wondering why folks here consider you to be trollish, making up false narratives about what other people say and then insulting them for it is something you might want to reconsider. If you don't wonder why folks think that, then you probably are a troll.

What?! I will find that son of a butcher and make him pay.

Could you provide some examples of the people who are salivating over his first game?

If you want to hang out in the game thread and discuss it with other who are watching the game, great. If you just want to B word about the Bills, there is no need to annoy others and interfere with ther discussion of the game that this thread is dedicated to. There are dozens of other places you can do that. Please use them.

How can you forget when Matt Milano finished off Tua back in 2023?

I'd guess it was because the Bills ended up running zones all night long.

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I assumed Diggs made a mistake in the depth of his route. But I'm just a guesser.

I thought it was mostly a lane issue.

Whaddya got? Here's my guess: Twofold problem right now 1) He hasn't started trusting his OLine yet after last year's debacle and it's affecting is ability to process and see the field and 2) He loves to challenge himself to make amazing plays, because it's fun It doesn't make him stupid, selfish or scared because he's none of those things, but it does make him a turnover prone QB and he knows that has to change. So he decides to make the change. Eventually I think he will do so successfully but these next few weeks are going to be hard. Every time he drops back he's going to have his own voice in his head telling him "No, don't bail yet", "No, don't try that throw", "No, don't take that guy on for an extra yard" and that is going to be very distracting and make it very hard for him to find the Zone. During this time he'll likely do a better job of protecting the ball, but it's probably going to come at the price of making him a less efficient QB. If he sticks with it and stays patient, eventually that voice will go away, he'll get out of his own head and the decision-making process will become more organic and less forced. At that point he'll start being able to get back in the Zone and then we'll see him spreading the ball around and cutting people up the way we know he can. When this happens, woe to anybody who thinks they can still run man schemes against the Bills offense. Stay focused and patient young buck, you'll find that place again....