stevestojan

Not that he should have, but from a rules perspective, anyone know if he could have thrown a pass after he caught his own deflection?

Great take as always, idiot.

This might be crazy when you’re losing, and there’s 6 minutes left, but my first thought was that they are terrified of scaring too early. Which will, of course, prevent them from scoring at all.

Say what you will about Josh the last couple games, 0% chance he slides there.

Thank god games are only three hours, or else Collinsworth would definitely break the “if it last more than four hours, see a doctor” rule for at least six of the chiefs.

Sorry, Titantic reference. It’s been a LONG day of making smartass comments with all the sky is falling talk. They can’t all be winners.

Why? You going to draw him like one of your French girls?

He’s the GOAT at TE. Unfortunately for us, he’s also one of the best WRs playing now. Fun for the playoffs.

I don’t like taunting penalties but since they exist, isn’t high stepping into the end zone a pretty dictionary definition?

So should we be upset it doesn’t get called, or learn from it and do it ourselves?

Funny, in NFL.coms weekly “what we learned” article — which gives three short highlights from each game — they used one of those three to highlight how good the Bills’ D was. “ 3. Tip your cap to the Bills' defense. After trudging through feet of snow just to get to Detroit, Buffalo sure looked like a team that had dealt with a lot leading up to Sunday. Luckily for the Bills, their defense showed up before their offense. Buffalo stood tall in the face of early adversity, preventing the Browns from taking advantage of scoring opportunities in the first half, and when the second half arrived, it was time for the Bills to finish the job. Buffalo stuffed Cleveland's rushing attack, holding Nick Chubb to 19 yards on 14 carries, and pressuring Jacoby Brissett in the most important moments, preventing the Browns from responding. With each stop came a Bills response, and by the time the Browns finally found the end zone in the fourth quarter, the game was already decided. Matt Milano played a key role in his second game back from injury, recovering a fumble and recording Buffalo's lone sack of the day. Jordan Poyer's return also hindered Cleveland's attempts to move the ball with targets intended for David Njoku. All in all, the Bills defense deserves the game ball for this one. It'll need to keep this up in order to regain the AFC East lead.”

If you gave the secondary a C-, I REALLY wish you were grading my work in college.

Not sure who that is but I assume someone who lost their hands in a terrible accident?

Gabe ***** Davis. I’d say leave him there when the plane takes off, but unfortunately he’d just be there Thursday.

19 seconds….

Josh laying down to take that tackle for a loss is legitimately one of my favorite plays of the game.

Going for two there was puzzling at best. This board would have imploded if McD did that. And we would have been right to do so.

DBs cheering that blown coverage because his toe was 1 inch from being a TD. That’s some good culture there.

Being a DB has to be the worst job in the NFL. That was perfect defense. FLAG.

Maybe one less locker room karaoke and more practicing football.

We can’t even fair catch correctly anymore. Had AT LEAST 5-7 yards of green in front of him.

If I’m the browns, I kneel it on first and second. We are comically bad.

At least I’m much more familiar with feeling of rooting for a team that can’t get out of its own way vs a supposed SB favorite. It’s like coming back home after a nice vacation.

How about now? “Super Bowl favorite” team gets the ball at the 30 and can’t do *****. Gabe once again hit in the hands. Wheels are off.

From Super Bowl favorites back to the team people feel sorry for in 3 short weeks. The wheels have completely fallen off.