Simon

He's not finishing this game, either.

I take lightly toasted and heavily buttered white bread and dip it in very chocolate milk. It's better than most desserts.

I would agree there's something to that in the regular season, but not necessarily the postseason. You hammer people for 4-5 games in a row and you sort of lose that natural fear. And when you lose that fear you lose the edge that comes with it. Then you walk onto a field against a genuine team that is looking for a genuine fight and you're not necessarily as prepared as you could be to get popped in the gob a bunch of times. In the playoffs, you're going to have that fear back because now it's an elimination game and you're ready for 60 minutes of straight-up brawling no matter who's in front of you.

They know.

I've read a couple folks compare it to Blade Runner 2049. Would you guys consider that either accurate or fair?

The Bills corners were given a brutal assignment last week; minimal support on the back end and a directive for 11 guys to make sure DHenry doesn't beat you. Engaging in hand to hand combat 6" from a guys face with one eye in the backfield and no help over the top is a recipe for disaster. They had to use cushion to protect the back end and to see the play develop. Considering that Tannehill barely topped 200 yrds passing, a chunk of that to Backs and TE's, I'm reluctant to give the Bills secondary too much grief for their performance last week.

If you think the Bills played soft against Tennessee last week I have no idea what you thought you were watching. That was one of the most physically combative games I've seen across the league all year and suggesting they were "soft" pretty much invalidates any opinion you have in regards to the game.

He was solid but he did seem to blow a couple protections. Maybe that was what the guy was referring to?

Yeah, those were the plays that decided the game. Hard to argue with making sure you don't get beat by Henry though.🤷‍♂️

Outside of that long run where Oliver, Poyer and White were all blatantly held, Henry only had like 65 yrds on 19 carries I thought Edmunds had his third good game in a row for arguably the first time in his career.

He got caught nekkid a couple times on D-calls in the first half that led to big plays and got pretty cautious after that. I understand keeping guys fresh against Henry but I also though Star, Groot and Oliver didn't get enough snaps in the second half

We might have got a make-up spot if he got anywhere close

he fing slipped

wrong again!

he got the spot!

atta boy snow

Both Oliver and especially Tre got held on that too

Depends how early he started holding him

I was wrong

I think this is a bullspit call

Calling him an idiot is beyond criticism

Not to mention there was 20 yrds of free field in front of him

bad possession from Josh there

Thats three in a row First finefecta of his career?

there is no risk and the Titans average field position start on kickoffs has been poor Its a successful strategy when you can execute it