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I also don't think Josh stepped out

100% of the time that is PI against us 100%

Please just kick the MFing ball out of the EZ

Great now they've given me more hope

Josh's ankle could be broken and you know he's not coming out

"And there are no flags" - need to wait for that every stop

That was OPI

Gotta take some chances on D- if you give up big play so be it

We should alternate Trubusky every other down and put Josh at RB

I'm sure it will get yanked away soon enough

Great now they are giving me hope

Would like to see us go no huddle if we can stop them

WTF spot was ridiculous

Breida isn't usually protector on punts I assume - that alone prob tipped them off

I'm for cancelling the SB

The sad thing is even when they rush 4 it's like a jail break

Will wait for the 5 yd "make up call" that will be completely meaningless to Bills

So frustrating the BS PI allows a TD vs FG

It's crazy how a play or two that could change the outcome also would completely 180 degrees change the narritive the next day. If one of a handful of plays go the Bills way, the Bills win and the talk today and this week would be Josh's unbelievable performance in gale force winds - one no other living QB might be able to replicate - and the Bills gutsy win. It would be "nice try Pats*" and "WTF was NE doing - 3 passes!?!" The narrative would be how Bellicheat coached scared to not even let his QB throw the ball (if he was Bills coach he would be called "cowardly") - and what a joke of a QB Jones is that his coach wouldn't even trust him to throw a pass. Instead, now the Bills are gutless and Bellicheat is a genius AnD mAc jONeS Is 9-4

I posted this in the post game thread: Interesting analysis from Joe B on The Athletic about what appears to be a disconnect between Daboll and McD Makes you wonder how much of the stupid 2 yd runs up the middle Daboll kept calling were just attempts to placate McD - "Here's a 'physical' run up the middle - this is what you wanted" Regardless, think everyone agrees there could be more imaginative ways to run the ball. Also agree with the last statement in the quote above that regardless of how McD wants to play physically offensively - the team just isn't built that way currently

I think we are on the same page - above I said "Regardless, think everyone agrees there could be more imaginative ways to run the ball." In the context of what Joe B was saying, the unimaginative runs up the middle that seemed so forced almost look to be some kind of (half-hearted?) concession by Daboll to McD's wishes - just terrible play design/choice/commitment/execution (which probably pisses McD off even more)

Interesting analysis from Joe B on The Athletic about what appears to be a disconnect between Daboll and McD Makes you wonder how much of the stupid 2 yd runs up the middle Daboll kept calling were just attempts to placate McD - "Here's a 'physical' run up the middle - this is what you wanted" Regardless, think everyone agrees there could be more imaginative ways to run the ball. Also agree with the last statement above that regardless of how McD wants to play physically offensively - the team just isn't built that way currently

I'm at the point I could GAF about hurt feelings

It is crazy that it basically will be overlooked. In the 4th Q his passes made you forget he was throwing against gale force winds. It really was incredible.

Couldn't stop Mac Jones