Wraith

I think you're misremembering the timing of the play. I suspect a lot of people are making the same mistake. The video link posted earlier shows that the entirety of the contact happens while the ball is in the air. You can tell when the throw starts in the video as Khalil Shakir whips his head around to watch Coleman. Coleman is at the 20 yard line at that point. The illegal contact from Tre White then happens while Coleman is running between the 19 and 13 yard lines. The hand fighting happens after Coleman has passed the 13 yard line. This was textbook illegal contact that upgraded to DPI.

What are we doing here, man? Your own video shows Tre initiated contact at the 20 yard line and is full on holding him from the ~19 down to the 13 yard lines. The line of scrimmage was the 27 yard line. There is a five yard zone where DBs can make contact with a receiver down field. This was textbook illegal contact that converted to defensive pass interference because he did it while the ball was in the air. This was not a bad call by the official.

He's not even the MVP on his own team. The 3rd quarter, where the Ravens offense looked unstoppable, was all Henry.

Heat lamps are a thing.

That color effect is only for heat transfer via radiation (like from the sun). It's not relevant when the sun is down. There is not nearly enough radiation coming from the stadium lights to have the jersey color make a difference.

The thing is, the people that feel that way are very wrong. The Bills had the most lopsided win of the Wild Card Round! By every metric!

He injured his ankle early on but returned to the game, hobbled. He missed the following game against Houston with the injury. I think it is fair to include him in the list of players we were missing for that first Baltimore game.

Earlier today. Was also on the roster back in August.

Agreed on both counts. The snow during the Cinci game was not forecast and started right at game time. The entire game I felt like the Bengals were wearing the right cleats and the Bills were not. The same thing happened again this year against the 49ers (the snow had stopped by Sunday afternoon and wasn't expected to start back up again the way it did) except this time it was the Bills equipment manager who won the day.

It was a weird game in that Bills pretty much thoroughly dominated the whole game, the final score accurately reflects that domination, and yet the distribution of points within the game made it seems close for a long while. It felt like the Bills took care of business in the second half after letting the Broncos hang around in the 1st half. Yet, the poor angle by Taylor Rapp on the Bronco TD and the uncalled pass interference against Kincaid in the end zone were the only differences, scoring wise, between the halves. In hindsight, it really was a consistently dominate performance.

A whole bunch of folks who never learned how to properly process anxiety and are taking it out on the rest of us.

That number for Joe Burrow is crazy. Almost three whole games?!

Yes, I went through the game logs and he lost ~8.5 quarters of playing time, so 2+ games. He sat for the entire 4th quarter against Jacksonville, Baltimore, San Francisco, and the second New York Jets game. He sat for half of the 4th quarter against Seattle and essentially the entire second New England Game. Trubinsky also took the kneel downs against Indianapolis and Miami but Josh took all of the meaningful snaps in those games.

Every once in a while I still marvel at how wrong the scouting reports were about Josh Allen and I think this video reinforces why. He looks like a kid in this video. Compare him at 19/20 to guys like Sam Hartman. We are all very used to high level college athletes basically being fully physically developed when they show up as freshman and that just was clearly not the case with Allen. He was an extremely late bloomer (relative to other elite athletes, not so much other normal humans) and that is why he has managed to get faster, more agile, and throw more accurately while a pro. Even the scouts who were optimistic about him due to his arm talent were not expecting his elite running ability - I swear Allen is a faster and more agile runner now, after 7 years, than he was as rookie.

I beg you to rewatch some of the angles Cam Lewis took in center field as the deep safety. I love him in his normal role but the defensive coaches pulled off a damn miracle through almost three quarters with him, Bishop, and Elam back there against that team. You're whining about a prevent defense that could've been better.