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A 3rd down stop?!?!

If Josh doesn't point out the penalty do the refs actually throw the flag?

Not I my friend

Fumbling is different than smacking the ball 3 yards in front of you on a handoff at the goal line

Thanks Moss. Please stay on the bench the rest of the game

Aaaaaand there it goes

Lets go Edmunds!!!!

I can see how this one is gonna go. They had the fake PI call and the there have been 3 blatant holding calls not flagged on the first drive.

Here comes the screw job

Sorry about that, yes it was Carpenter. Rolled right into his leg on a FG attempt.

They've already played 10 games. What about the Big 10 which is trying to get in only 8 and having a hard time doing that? It should be a heck of a rematch on 12/19 and I expect either/or to be in the Championship game.

You know what I want to see tonight? Richard Sherman roasted by any WR he tries to cover and smacked in the mouth continually every time he is on the field for that crap he pulled on Hausch Money Dan Carpenter a few years back. I absolutely cannot stand that guy.

I don't think it would work because Darnold sees himself as a starter. I also don't see us ponying up a draft pick to the Jets for him. A team will trade for him in the thoughts of him being a manageable reclamation project. And if the career trajectory of Ryan Tannehill tells you anything, it's that Darnold still has the chance to go somewhere and end up being a good QB. The first thing that needs to happen is getting away from Gase, however that may happen.

The schedule as a whole has been a gauntlet this year, aside from the Jets/Chargers, and will be until the finish. Eight of our games have been against a team which now holds a .500 or better record. We are 5-3 in those games. Dolphins (8-4)W Pats (6-6)W Seahawks (8-4)W Rams (8-4)W Arizona (6-6)L Raiders (7-5)W Chiefs (11-1)L Titans (8-4) L

Uhhhh, yeah. There's only one Touchdown Jesus.

It wasn't the right defensive call, but Carr had just missed similar type of throw under duress to Agholor. The CB bit on the under route. Why? We'll never know. Then Ruggs with those 4.33 wheels just runs right by him with Carr dropping in the perfect ball. I'm sure those players are tired of losing as well as hearing about how bad their team is. I'm sure they were trying their hardest to finally get that monkey off of their backs of being a winless team. It didn't happen.

Alright Buffalo Bills, let's go out there and absolutely dominate for 60 minutes. Let's leave no doubt who the best team in the AFCE is after tonight and continue to take care of business 1 game at a time. Let's get to 9-3 and then Pittsburgh is on deck.

Oh wow, I didn't know that. I was wondering what another poster meant talking about giving up picks.

And even with that stat he's still completing passes at a 10% better clip than 2019, basically has the same amount of yards passing as in 2019, and basically has the same number of total TD'S as in 2019 all in just 11 games.

No, but there's no law against singing to yourself.

Weebles might wobble, but they don't fall down.

That's fantastic, and truthfully he should have won it after the Seattle game as well.

Good post Hap, but I will take the bait on a couple of them. On example 1, Bosa was only about 2 yards away and already closing. About the only way Josh gets the ball to Davis is one of those dangerous Rodgers-esque flips of the football. The play was busted once Bosa had a clear path. Go down and live to fight another play. On example 2, the defender already has beaten his man inside and Josh is a half second away from getting nailed. If he chucks it up to Diggs off of his back foot, and it hangs in the air too long, then that CB possibly undercuts to make an INT. Then we're having the convo about Josh playing "Hero Ball" again. If Dawkins or whoever that is "helping" picks up that block then Josh is completing a bomb to Diggs on that play, possibly even for a TD if he leads Diggs properly towards the middle of the field. Example 3 is absolutely correct. Moss was the guy who should have gotten the ball. If the ball is thrown properly he's looking at 4 yards before first contact. And with Moss' propensity for lowering the boom on defenders I suspect he would end up with even more yardage after first contact. Things like this overall just show us how much better Josh can be. It's a scary thought for the rest of the NFL because his completion percentage is already up 10% from last year and he's basically matched his entire TD totals from 2019 in just 11 games, and UNDOUBTEDLY against harder competition. It's a great time to be a Bills fan.

The Steelers defense is still legit. I don't expect our game against them to be a cakewalk. They also have some viable weapons in the receiving group with Smith-Schuster, Johnson, Claypool, and Ebron. The key will be to harass Ben who looks like he is 50 years old back there in the pocket. They will also have Connor and Tuitt back when they play us. Connor has abilities similar to Austin Ekeler. After seeing how Bosa wrecked us last week, I also worry about us being able to handle TJ Watt. The Steelers are also a dirty bunch, especially Cam Hayward imo. I wouldn't be surprised if they try to go at Josh. The game as a whole makes me nervous. I want the W no doubt, but more so that we are just as healthy coming out of it as we are going into it.