Generic_Bills_Fan

I think we overreact based on the previous game assuming our team will play exactly the same...and we don't apply this rule to our opponent lol lamar threw one of the worst interceptions I've ever seen last week where he missed his receiver in single coverage by a mile. If he's gonna be that shakey dropping balls into tight windows we will destroy them

Just couldn't get third down stops...I've never seen anything like it. First and second down we were winning most of the game

We left a TON of points on the field last time...Josh missed 3 or 4 wide open deep ball TDs early in the game

I think a lot of those vintage lamar plays aren't scripted and the ravens offensive linemen probably have little to no idea where he is so it will be a much different scenario than the Colts offensive line stonewalling us

What matchup was better in the second round of the playoffs? Steelers wouldve been nice but thats the reason why they lost to the browns lol titans indy and Cleveland are all worse matchups imo...Baltimore is very one dimensional and they like to play a lot of man defense

I think titans were a worse matchup for us than the ravens but thats just my opinion. Our speed at linebacker should help us against Baltimore but the titans are a big physical team that would just run us over. I think indy Ten and Cleveland are the worst matchups for us although Baltimore may be better than all three on paper. If lamar is gonna drop dimes in between our zone coverage to his tight ends like rivers did against us we won't win though obviously lol

Yea it was really the 3rd down defense that was the issue...we could've stopped a lot of those drives very early had a lot to do with rivers changing plays at the line of scrimmage

I think we're underestimating how difficult it is to move the ball when backed up to our own goal line because we have been doing it this season. We had terrible starting field position the entire first half

I dont think he tensed up at all...he was trying to break a tackle to throw the ball away because he knew the offense likely needed a td to close out the game the way the defense was playing. Taking a sack wouldve put them at a huge disadvantage. You can't blame Josh for a ball going straight through a receivers hands like that either lol

I'm not convinced lamar and baker could throw the dimes rivers was throwing yesterday though. Dude was on fire dropping balls in between zone coverage...he played a nearly perfect game

I mean thats like saying that non pi call against the rams in that rams saints game was just one bad call loll

Probably slows down the pass rush as they don't know how much extra time you're gonna get after the clock hits 0

Looks like heinecke got hit pretty late on that screen pass he threw away and they knocked him out of the game

Edmunds missed a big tackle on 4th down on that final Colts drive and thats all I remember lol

Yea im sure part of it is they have a playcall theyre confident in too...that part of it doesn't really get quantified. Rivers just put a little too much on that pass

Right i think we were pretty conservative when backed up...if the Colts were holding up in man coverage then I would be less worried going forward since I don't think any other teams left in the playoffs can really do that to us

I'm sure he didn't expect us to march 96 yards down the field after going for it on that 4th and goal...I wonder how often that happens when you're backed up on your own goal line.

Colts were doing something that daboll thought he could exploit with designed qb runs im curious what it was...Colts tackled so well though josh got stood up a few times in the open field...i can't say I've ever seen that before

Wed have to wait for the all22 but I think those runs late in the 3rd/early 4th when we were up two scores completely surprised us. If one of those Colts late td drives was 6 or so minutes instead of 2 that game is never that close down the stretch

The ravens played a college schedule the last three weeks of the season...not to take anything away from them but something to keep in mind. It was like bengals giants jaguars or something like that

Yea maybe its how I saw it in real time lol looked like an obvious fumble to me but im sure I was incredibly biased 🤣

Controversial is not the word I shouldve used it was an obvious fumble...I think refs try not to effect the games too much down the stretch and it leads to absolute disasters like this and the non pi call in the rams saints game a few years back

I think we're a little too harsh on ourselves... have we never missed a fg or gotten stuffed on a 4th and goal play? If the Colts were down one score maybe we wouldve been less caught off guard by those big chunk running plays in the fourth quarter that led to the Colts 2 minute touchdown drives...you just never know. Josh allen looked ready for the moment and carried his team to a win thats what we should be celebrating. Thats what a franchise qb does

Once they make that boneheaded call on the field that he was down it kind of becomes controversial as far as the game being decided by refs goes but im right there with ya...looked plenty obvious to me

I think they didn't want the game to end on a walkoff controversial play like that so they were just banking on the bills holding on to win haha seems crazy but I wouldnt put it past them