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So if Poyer is injured again we don’t play an entire game with Damar Hamlin and Jaquan Johnson or Cam Lewis?

This just shows how much tougher the AFC East has been The Chiefs just won the division with this overtime win at 11-3. Right now they are the only playoff team in the division. The Bills are 11-3 and the 1 seed, but can not clinch the division until next week, and two of the teams chasing them are currently in the playoffs. And Oh, BTW, according to the judgements here, aren’t top teams supposed to blow the doors off their 1-11-1 opponents, not win on a fumble in overtime?

I’m salty about Pacheco. How did the Chiefs find a guy like that in what was it, the 7th round? They are! I have my doubts they can pull this off but the Texans are Going Hard and it makes this an enjoyable watch

Worth noting that most of Mostert’s 1st half yardage came on one 67 yd run. Other than that 10 for 43 in the first half.

I think he’s playing with one arm.

Mills has made some clutch throws

I can’t believe the DPI penalties the zebras are callin on the Chiefs Not that I think they’re undeserved (though they aren’t showing replays that convince me), but Refs normally let the KC DBs mug and molest WR freely

Eleven and Three? Now how can that be? From reading this board I’m confused Our OC is bad Our best WR is sad* The rest of them suck and can’t catch** Our coach is McClappy and he is unhappy our QB threw 0 time TD We can’t stop the run Our defense is Done Our DC can’t plan or adjust And yet Christmas is here And the playoffs are near Could it be we don’t actually suck? *or justifiably frustrated due to in-game grading his teammates mistakes **except Beasley, who will come from retirement and fix everything, and Shakir, who the coaches unfairly won’t play

can't stop watching

Wait...Wat?

I hate to say this, but I'm starting to respect Tua I'm also starting to respect McDaniel as a coach. Tua's demeanor on the podium is just night and day different from last year. That has to stem from being comfortable with and confident in himself as a QB - recognizing the need to improve, but not being depondant or too down on himself. Really transformed, and that has to come from McDaniel. That greasy little geek with his convoluted language just might have something.

I was wondering if someone would "invoke obscure rules" or obscure special teams procedures and tell me it wasn't as much of a brain-dead ***** up as I thought. So far 🦗 on that point

However much basketball he's been playing, he hasn't been playing football, running routes at game-speed and getting hit. If he tries to do too much, like Xavier Rhodes, the Bills risk him pulling a hammy and going on PS IR for 4 weeks. He got 11 snaps, 14%, which is actually about what I thought he'd get (I was guessing 8-10). We could use him "busting loose" but whether he's got any "busting loose" left in him, can't tell you. I'd settle for a few critical "get open and catch the ball" and if he lights a fire under McKenzie and Shakir that's good too.

The failure to batt the pass down was a bad play, but our DBs are legit drilled and drilled and drilled to be ballhawks, until situations arise where they need to knock it down. Yeah, good players have the situational awareness and adjust. Yeah, his failure to knock the pass down arguably cost us the game. But I can understand that it's asking a player to override physical and mental reflexes that have been dinned into them in every meeting and drilled into them on the field all week. Backup players make bad plays, it happens. Under no circumstances is a ST player coached to scoop up the punter and slam him down. That was a real FART ("***** Are you Really Thinking?") kind of a play in my view; no excuse I can think of.

I think Allen benefited from the same factor that allowed the Fish to run on our D, the field was a little slick and made it harder for defenders to react. But also, Allen is just faster than defenders think he is and has an extra gear defenders don't think he has, so they take bad angles. LOL. I was very grateful that the refs called that penalty when they chopped at his arm OOB after the next play. Sanchez or whoever it was said a bunch of crap about it being hard to stop yourself, but I don't think the refs call the penalty on the OOB push. They call it because Allen was OOB and the Dolphin defender was mauling at his throwing arm. I was just glad that our OL was able to politely explain their POV on that without getting offsetting penalties. Your guess is wrong. Allen and his HS Coach have said he was a scrawny little guy; he put on a growth spurt to 6'1 late in HS and then, by his own account, couldn't run to the point where his baseball coach called him "Tortuga". He grew to his 6'5" height but was a total beanpole in JUCO, where he finally hit a quality weight room and put on some muscle. But it wasn't until he was injured at Wyoming (running, putting his shoulder down) that he really put on some muscle mass and started to become the Creature we see today.

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OMFG, that roughing penalty. Bills D gets a stop, but Fins pin us at the 2. We get punting room, but not more. D gets another stop, this time preventing a FG on a drive that practically started in FG range. They were fierce. I was proud. Dolphins punt. Then Cam Lewis Enters the Chat. I don't think I've seen a more clearly idiotic play in the last two seasons. Prove me wrong. Edit: OK, I have been proven wrong, by an unexpected source. It is not longer even the most idiotic play I've seen THIS season.

LOL I love your spirit, but how will we stop him? My concern is that McDermott did not "overrule" Beane. I think Beane was raised up as a GM in Carolina where the Cam Newton model was get a great franchise QB, then Your Guy is a "rising tide who lifts all boats" on offense - so draft defense. Mike Shula came from the same school of thought, and so did Dorsey. Even if Dorsey sees it differently, I'm not sure how much he's "running the show" or how much clout he has to make a case for doing things differently - they've sure surrounded him with a lot of guys. Question: what QB in today's NFL actually gets 4-5 seconds against good teams, without running behind the LOS to extend the play? with Morse and Bates out, I don't think you should get a single argument. With Morse and Bates, I think you're over-rating OL play around the league. Greg Cosell, who watches more film than anyone, calls us "slightly above average but not better".

He needs to be activated today, or go on season ending IR. Ike Boettger Watch is officially underway!

😂 Did you catch anything about why Josh Allen was yelling at the Dolphins fans before the Post-game Show?

Personally, I think expecting to destroy Miami, under the conditions we played, was unrealistic. Miami is a well-coached team with elite talent on offense and good defense. They improved their D since the last time we played by adding Chubb. They had their "backs against the wall" having lost 2 in a row, had heard a lot of crap talk about not being able to play in cold weather, and came out ready to rumble and prove the doubters wrong. The field was a bit slick, which favors the offense over defenders (who must react). We are missing two key pieces on defense - Von Miller for the season, and Jordan Phillips for who-knows-how-long, with a 3rd (Ed Oliver) playing injured. I'm happy we won. I didn't expect a blowout. To do the Dolphins justice, I think that's what their fans are saying. I'll put it out there that I think they are overrated fans who think it's funny to force the opposing players to risk heatstroke, which kind of makes them trashy in my book. Are any of the Dolphins players or coaches really saying this?

LOL Sanchez actually said that the Dolphins might have been better off trying to hold Singletary up and drag him into the endzone, so the Bills would have to kick off and they would still get a chance to score.

I thought he was more critical of Singletary kneeling before he got the 1st down. On the call, he recognized that Singletary likely would not have scored. It was 2nd down, and the Bills game plan called for Josh to take a knee on the next play after running out some time, so I think Sanchez was mistaken on that point and the 1st down was immaterial. In any case, it was pretty clear that any critique should go to the coaches and not Motor, Motor was doing exactly what he was coached to do. Don't risk a fumble, don't try for the EZ, Go Down.

Oh no! I hope nothing serious.

What would you call it? A mature and constructive reaction on Digg's part? This is like the 3rd or 4th time he's done it when Josh is struggling, and I don't think it's helpful. Are you saying you do? You miss the point of a lot of what I've said about McKenzie, so the latter crack is no surprise. You are an erudite and insightful poster who has mastered the meanings I've tried to convey and convincingly rebutted them.