Simon

It's doubly impressive that he continues to make plays when he's about the only eligible receiver on the field that's a legitimate NFL starter

That's a better win than you're giving it credit for. People don't walk out of that place with primtime wins in December very often. It wasn't perfect and it wasn't pretty but it was clutch and it was gutsy enough it doesn't deserve to be crapped on.

his hustle on that fumble we should have lost was the definition of leading by example just a huuuuge play

It's getting a little Billsy in here

This is one of the best-prepared, well-coached defenses Ive seen here ina very long time

I think that was Tremaine's brother getting beat for the score

You've got a QB with 30Tds to no turnovers in the red zone this year and you're going to take the ball out of his hands at the biggest moment of the season. ***** you, Brian

He's not bad all the time but when he's bad, Daboll is a nightmare

Morse was trying to clean up Spains mess while he was already engaged

I heard that in Ron Swanosn's voice and it was perfect ; - )

It's a fullback running a dig route (I don't know, ask coach....) he can't throw it at his head or he's probably Bewasely it 8 feet in the air; that ball is supposed to be low

It wasn't short-hopped, it hit him in the hands

I hate that TO in the 2nd half for 5yrds of field position

I think we're getting some pretty good play out of the QB position, particularly for a young fella not getting an awful lot of help out there.

Even the 1st down call on the series before the 2:00 warning was yet another example of him trying to be tactically smart but ultimately being strategically stupid.

I hope McDermott and Daboll spent halftime kicking each other in the giblets for allowing that 3rd down call to go into the huddle coming out of the 2:00 warning.

At this point, I think Devante Parker is probably their best bet. Being intra-divisional might complicate it but I think the Bills would get the best bang for their buck both short-term and long-term. Nothing shocking about it. He's smart, fearless, skilled and learned the pro game from Hines Ward. I think it would have been more shocking if it hadn't worked out for him.

Seriously? That would be stunning to me. Between the initial hit and his head bouncing off the turf, I assumed it was just a foregone conclusion.

Not today they weren't. There's not a single team in the league with a pass:run ratio of 3:1 and probably only a tiny handful that are over 2:1 I'm not calling for them to take the air out of the ball. Just for Daboll to be a "little" more willing to think strategically about the whole team concept of managing a game.

Thanks, Goat.

The difference is that Allen was a runner downfield and Rudolph was still a QB delivering the ball from behind the LOS. I wouldn't be surprised if Earl Thomas was suspended for delivering a blatant Rod Woodson. And I didn't have a real problem with Jones' hit on Allen.

I'm trying to find the part of my post where I asked about the quality of the officiating. Oh, here it is:

Thank you for that informative answer to my question regarding the Bills OLine.

I don't know why, but for some reason I am inclined to think that somewhere his Mom is sitting on a piece of lawn furniture drunk in her underwear.

Yeah, I should have known what the end result would be of typing the word "penalty" into a title......