DrDawkinstein

Allen takes dumps all over the field. 4th in YAC, 1st in YUC.

No idea, but for sake of discussion it is safer to assume not.

Yeah, I expect Morse and Brown to be back. Meaning we are only down Bates, which while not ideal, shouldn't be a huge problem.

I support Dorsey 100% behind that freakout. The end of a hard-fought, divisional game. A very frustrating game for the Bills. Had a chance to stay in it until the very end only to let time run out. Good on Ken for caring. With McD's statement, I'm reminded of when Josh took the Unsportsmanlike Conduct penalty for spinning the ball at the Chargers after scoring in 2020. McD went over to let him know that if he got another one of those penalties he'd be ejected from the game, so dont do it again... but, wink-wink..."love the passion, keep it up". Same thing here. Leaders are supposed to be bigger/better than that, so McD and others will say that... but... love the passion.

That isnt even "heated" for an office environment, let alone a football field.

We are aligned

Thanks. The "late hit "I dont agree was late. As for the kick. Yes, dirty. But that is just the ref missed it, not the ref saw it but doesnt give Allen the same calls as Brady. Heck, I watched every play yesterday, rewatched a bunch last night, and this is the first I'm seeing it. It is dirty, and it's unfortunate it wasn't caught, but I don't classify that as "Josh not getting calls". QB's getting or not getting calls come down to the subjective, obvious ones. Late hits, hits at the helmet, that type of stuff. That's why I said the facemask in the end zone was really the only one that they should have given us but didnt. I dont know how the ref misses that when Josh's helmet twists. Josh gets all the typical RTP calls anyone else would get.

Post me a vid because I didnt see anything on the replay other than Josh getting up mad and losing his composure and ripping off dude's helmet. Seemed like it was all stuff done while/after being tackled.

We are definitely 3rd on the list because we had so many factors that were out of our control, or didnt come down to execution by starters. The Chiefs are pretty healthy and dropped one to the crappy Colts (20-17, I guess the Chiefs can't win close games). The Chargers got largely BLOWN OUT at home, having a relatively healthy team. And the one big injury they had with Herbert, they likely made even worse. The Bills had half their team out, and still managed to stay in it all game, and only lost by 2. 2 games in and the Broncos already hired an Assistant Head Coach to help Hackett with in-game decisions. Like, bro...

No one is going to see the stuff that happened at the bottom of the pile. Whether it is Josh, or Brady, or Peterman.

Agreed on the run game. Heck, I was one that was banging the table for drafting Travis Etienne 2 years ago. We definitely need to upgrade at Center with a more balanced player. Morse is great in pass protection, but not great in the run game. I won't bother analyzing the backups because, well, theyre backups. I dont expect them to be great or even very good. Just serviceable. Problem is, when you are on 2nd and 3rd stringers across the OL, they arent going to run or pass block well, but at least passing from the shotgun gives Josh a couple seconds and the ability to improvise. Tough game. On to Baltimore.

He got a ton of calls last year, and will continue to get them this year. They changed the rule about going low into QBs, so yesterday's hit wasn't a penalty. Nothing to do with getting calls or not. They missed the facemask in the end zone. That's about it.

Yall keep harping on this skewed stat that is only based in recency bias like it says anything, but it really doesnt. We win a lot. When we win, we beat teams well. The few times we do lose, teams barely beat us by only a couple points and usually due to some lucky breaks. The opposite of this is squeaking out close wins, and getting blown out in losses. But that's not how good teams work. KC has pretty much the same "issue". They win most of their games, and when they do lose, they still manage to keep it close. It's especially unfair to ask "When will Josh do it?". He already did it against the Cardinals, but the D let up a fluke Hail Mary. He already did it against the Chiefs, but the D... well we know how that went. Previous to that, he did it against the Rams at home in 2020, a game we won by 3 points. BTW, there were a few 1-score victories in 2020 (even a 3pt win in the playoffs), but folks cut them out since it wouldnt look as dramatic as saying "0-7".

I mean, they have blamed the weather multiple times over the years. Thinking back to the "Let it Snow" game where both Ray Lucas and Ricky Williams flat out quit in the cold and snow. The difference in Buffalo is that BOTH teams get snowed on and are in the cold. In Miami, only ONE team gets the sun. It's like if we had a way to only make it snow and be cold on the visitor's sideline, which would be an unfair advantage instead of just a "homefield advantage" where our team is simply more used to it, but we are BOTH experiencing in. Big difference.

We already had two botched, dropped snaps from under Center at that point. What more evidence do you need on the reality of the situation? We were on our 3rd string Center. If he could perform as well and consistently as the 1st string, he wouldnt be 3rd string. This was the reality of the situation. Nothing we can do but accept it and move on.

First time reading this and it's the best comparison I've seen so far.

No matter what happens today, we'll still end up with 12 wins, likely the Division, and most importantly in the playoffs where it is then a new season. The pressure is really on Miami. Imagine they cant even beat the Bills today. How do they ever come back from that. They'll be the biggest laughing stock.

Oh, brother...

Anyone going to a Who concert nowadays likely needs a walker to get in and won't be able to stand the whole time without their arthritis acting up!

I would imagine a deeper strain or bruise than a normal stinger would produce. Dane, obviously not surprising. Likely dealing with at least a strain if not sprain. I doubt there are any fractures or anything or else we'd be seeing different behaviors. I guess Hyde's could be tho, worst case.

Gotcha. I'll leave you to your trolling then. 👍

Oh the irony is dripping at this point.

No one is upset or angry dude. We were asked for opinions here and are expressing them. If you cant handle that, that's on you. Save us all your hyperbole, it's only making you look foolish. Being considerate of other people is not the fall of humanity. Quite the opposite. Good luck out there!

You keep trying to use that term and youre doing it all wrong and just making yourself look foolish.

IMO the Dolphins are so 1-dimensional when it comes to actual threats that we can balance out the chance of miscommunication by beating it into the Safeties heads that "when in doubt, get deep". It should always be their first priority. We'll happily take Gisecki catching 6 yard passes, and leave the front-7 to stop the run. Take away the deep threats and they are done.