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Agreed.

Not trying to call you out, but I was reminded of your post when I saw the Greatest Coach Of All Time do this yesterday.

Agreed. I will be surprised if we see him before the Dolphins bye week.

You're right. They tried having Edmunds spy Lamar on a key 3rd down and Lamar just blew right by him. He's just too fast. I think you may want to watch the play again (its tweeted above). Knox didn't really adjust at all. The ball tipped off his hand and right into the defenders arms. Wasn't a great play by the defender, he just kinda got lucky being in the right spot. .

I think it’s fair to say that Diggs helped Josh accelerate. I don’t think it takes away anything from Josh.

Yes it was tipped. It was actually the 2nd tip (Knox’s tip) that put the ball right into the defenders hands.

That may be the best trade in Bills history. What he has done for this franchise and Josh Allen's development is amazing.

Are you joking? Why would I bump this thread after a win where the coaches were fantastic in halftime adjustments? Use your eyes and go back a page and you can see that other posts bumped this thread in order to mock me.

Here are the topics of every thread I have ever started - I’m proud of this team! - Weather forecast thread for Patriots game - Tweet from Josh Allen - Schedule makers gave us an advantage - AFC East Power Rankings - Josh Allen hitting a home run - Funny Josh Allen video - Internet rumor about Bills being concerned about Elam - Poll about who will win 1st game of season - Allen was amazing despite what coverage the Rams showed him - Coin tosses contributed to KC loss - Cool Bills/Beatles photo - Study on ACL injuries and whether players are the same after (Tre White) - Could Aaron Donald miss Week 1 due to helmet swinging? - What Daboll did in the final seconds of Giants game - Titans player says PFF raises grades if players pay them - Video of Dolphins fans saying they want to face the Bills - The short yardage conundrum - Are the Bills too conservative about injuries? - Cole Beasleys Buffalo home is for sale - Poor coaching by McDermott is becoming a theme - Thread talking about how I was sad we lost to the Chiefs and the season being over - Does part of you miss losing (poorly worded… do you miss the excitement of close games, checking the playoff calculator, draft stuff, etc) - Game theory and situational game awareness and how it is our achilles heal - McDermotts defensive timeouts are not working How many of those are actually “negative”? 20%? 30% at most? I think you pay attention to the negative threads more-so than the positive or neutral threads and assign far too much weight to them. I think if you look at the list above you can see that i’m a fairly balanced poster. I have threads where critique the team.Threads where I celebrate the team. Threads where I mourn the team. Says the person who was shown (with proof) that “surviving the ground” was removed from the NFL rule book, and instead of admitting he was mistaken, continues to argue the point. .

No they arent.

huh?

For what feels like the billionth time, going to the ground has nothing to do with it. The ground has literally zero to do with a catch. You regurgitated what others said even when it was wrong. Due to the new rules, a catch going to the ground and a catch standing up, follows the same exact rules. Therefore Gabe Davis non-TD and this non-TD is the exact same rules.

I think it’s more so that many people on this forum can’t accept any conversation that is critical of any facet of the Bills organization. The Bills can do no wrong in their eyes and we should not talk about anything negative. I even had a moderator call my posts “spewing” because I posting a thread about my concerns of the coaching staff. To further prove this point, I have started 26 threads (ever). About 70% of them are positive/pro-Bills. None of the “no negative talk” people remember those threads. They latch onto the 30% that talk about things that need to get better. Its just human nature when it comes to fandom, I suppose. Feels good.

They got rid of the rule about surviving the ground. A few years ago. I have no problem admitting when i’m wrong. I actually enjoy it. That’s the way people grow!

The rules are subjective. The rule literally states that a receiver needs the time equivalent to make a football move. How much time even is that!?

I was actually quoting a tweet. Looks like it was referencing 2021 and this year.

I thought the league got rid of the “surviving the ground” rule? I’m pretty sure they changed that a few years ago.

I agree. I feel that 2 feet down and 2 elbows down should absolutely be a Touchdown. But alas, we don’t make the rules!

A challenge definitely would not have worked. This Packers receiver had 2 feet down & 2 elbows down (before the ball came out), and it was still marked incomplete.

Was there a single play today that Singletary made that any other RB in the league wouldn’t? He is very ho-hum. I would love to get Barkley.

I wish Beasley was still available. I think the offense misses him. He was extremely reliable.

huh

This just shows you don’t pay attention to my positive posts. Only the negative. There are more but the system won’t let me upload more photos.

Id be okay with that. I think a lot of people see the previous year as part of the current year in the beginning. Because when you’re only 3 games into the year, you don’t know much about the team, so you refer to the previous year too.