Billz4ever

Josh looked off all day, but nobody can convince me getting his head bounced off the turf didn't make it even worse. He was playing like we were losing and needing to push the ball down the field rather than just getting a 1st down.

It would've been one thing if they were high percentage throws. Your QB is struggling mightily, just had his head bounced off the turf and looked like he was out for a second, then you're throwing like you're playing from behind from your own endzone. Too many things can go wrong and I'm surprised they didn't. Holding in the EZ, sack, tipped ball...just way more unnecessary risk. Run twice, pickup a few yards, and who knows...maybe one breaks open for a first. If not, run play action on 3rd down, roll him out, and either throw the short pass or have him run for the 1st. Unfrickinbelievable what I was watching.

This front office has a bad case of group think and has for several years. They convince themselves in the offseason that areas everyone knows are problems will be OK and then they just press forward. Then, when the problems become apparent in the regular season, they make excuses and usually double down. Making a move right now is the correct answer, but they probably see it as an admission they were wrong and will sit on their hands. WR room and kicker were known issues going into this season and they stuck their heads in the sand and pretended they weren't.

We paid Knox and Samuel for what again? Good grief, I can't understand what this FO is thinking at times.

The funniest part is the offense was running on first down almost the entire game until then.

And that was before his head got bounced off the turf.

We went half a season, into the playoffs and hung with the Champs down to the wire. This offense isn't doing that, especially with this WR room.

Josh is in year what? How's that worked out so far? Think we've already proven he can't do it alone and this WR room isn't good enough.

I think it's a combination of a bad receiver room and predictable play calls. I'd rather have the Brady that took over for Dorsey rather than this year's version. Seems like he's trying to be too cute at times and goes back to plays that haven't really worked much at all anyway.

As he said it's almost like they didn't know the score. They were running plays indicative of what you'd expect if they were losing. Absolute headscratcher.

OK, let's go with that. Josh was terrible. So why would you want him throwing out of his own endzone given all the risks then? Tipped ball, holding in EZ, sack, you name it. Those are high risk plays, especially when your QB is 9 for 30 on the day. We ran for 150 yds today. If nothing else, run on first and second down get a few yards, maybe break one for a first down, who knows. Low risk plays, force timeouts. On third down, play action, roll Josh out, let him throw a short pass or even just run for the first. What we saw was just bad.

That's assuming those runs do nothing and everything else is the same. Josh had NINE completions on the day. NINE. I would have more confidence in the running game picking up a first than throwing, plus throwing that deep in your own end are much risker plays. Tipped balls, holding in the EZ, sack, etc.

I don't really see the silver lining. Coaching is simply not there. Bad penalties, bad playcalling, bad clock management, bad receivers, Josh looking off. I don't have confidence we even beat the Jets next week.

This is the sad reality, folks.

A loss to the Jets next week is definitely in the cards if they play and coach like this yet again.

Can't wait to hear the excuses from this coaching staff for 3 straight passes from the 3 when you're just trying to get to OT.

I have no confidence we beat the Jets next week.

16 second possession from this offense. Can't even get it to overtime. Absolutely clueless coaching.

16 second possession.

3rd and long ever time and expecting miracles.

Between stupid penalties and a lateral pass offense, it seems like we're always in 3rd and long.

Aren't we paying a guy to look at these plays to potentially challenge?

We absolutely suck at running screens.

Miami is irrelevant. We have a problem, in fact, multiple problems.

This game is getting out of hand quickly just like last week and it's not because the other team is so good. The Bills defense is awful (injuries obviously have a lot to do with that) and the offense can't find their identity. We show the ability to run then abandon it.