BobbyC81

Yes, that is an unknown. There was a play after we took the lead on like 3rd and five where Allen threw it deep and I wondered why they didn’t just try for the first down. We don’t know if that was the play call or if Allen reverted to hero-ball again.

Yes, but he also seems to have dropped down the depth chart.

They’re already at the 5 wins some predicted they’d win.

The last 5 games will be a challenge though.

And it took a FG at the end to keep us alive.

Have the Bills ever won in Pittsburgh? Dude’s smoking those Mile High doobies.

And coaches’ challenges has finally hit the NBA. Their system sounds idiotic. If a head coach wants to have a call/play reviewed, he must immediately call a timeout, without being able to review a replay first. That is just dumb. They only get one challenge per game. Now, you have the NHL giving a team a 2 minute minor if the call is not overturned. That’s ridiculous and too harsh. There will likely be less challenges though. The MLB system takes too long and still doesn’t always get it right. Replays for all of the 4 major sports can kill the momentum of a team, regardless of the decision. I think it’s wise to use technology to get the calls right, but all of these systems are flawed and it seems impossible for that to happen. Back to the NFL, they don’t seem to think through some of these rule changes. Seemingly smart coaches like Sean Payton are on the competition committee, but they tend to make decisions that don’t improve the product from a fan’s perspective.

Every broadcast now includes a former ref to comment on calls under review, etc. Those guys are doing a good job of analyzing the plays but it seems half the time, the decision from NY is the opposite from them, including plays where it is obvious to us viewers what the decision should be.

Too many #*<\%¥& rules! The others that drive me crazy are requiring everyone on offense to be statues. A lineman moves his arm an inch and the defenders start pointing and it’s 5 yards for illegal motion. If the defensive players can move around, why can’t the o-line move? Then there’s the rule that the receivers on one side have to stagger. What is the purpose of that?

So, the girl in the picture below Josh called in sick to her evening job and doesn’t want to be caught on camera?

Correcting journalists sounds like a full time job from what I’ve seen lately. I even saw “should of” in a print magazine recently.

AJ Green is 31 years old, this is his 9th season and he’s played a full season only once in the last 4. Sure he could help, but only if it was for like a 3rd round pick. With the word being he’d cost a first, I wouldn’t do it.

And Rob Johnson and Trent Edwards were briefly in Oakland as well.

How was it a disaster from the start? The guy set NCAA Division I records for receptions in a season and career.

I don’t remember which game, but I saw a play where the defense blitzed and the pass rush got to the QB before he even had a chance to look for receivers. A defensive holding penalty in the secondary was called, giving the offense a first down. Use some common sense. That penalty didn’t matter.

Let’s send him a case of Buffalo wings to feed his family!

Perhaps it could be a case of credit and/or respect. When I hear the national media talk about the Bills’ defense, they say things like “McDermott has them playing hard” “McDermott built a strong defense” with no mention of Frazier.

But the way his arms were, he probably broke them.

That game was really ridiculous. Michaels and Collinsworth even were commenting “of course there’s another penalty flag”. In every game I watched Sunday, the former ref analysts pointed out penalties that they wouldn’t have called. It’s a shame what Goodell and friends have done to the game.

Great analysis and Happy Birthday! i’m just a few years behind you.

How did he set NCAA Division I records for receptions in a season and career? Doesn’t make sense.

The ever meddling owner. Remember that Shanahan didn’t want RG3 but Snyder forced him on him. How many playoff games has your team won, Dan? 1-3 in 20 seasons! At least meddlesome Jerry has won Super Bowls! Now they announce Colt McCoy is starting! I think Gruden is trying to get fired.

It got a laugh out of me, though.

Yeah, who was it, Pennington, not known for his running, that just about broke Robinson’s ankles?

I don’t understand why Zimmer felt they needed to run more. They were 9th in points allowed with 341 so it’s not like they needed ball control to keep their defense off the field. They were 19th in points scored with 360, which was likely more responsible for their 8-7-1 record. When you have Diggs, Thielen and Rudolph and you added Irv Smith, why wouldn’t you want to use them? Cook is also a good receiver out of the backfield, as he showed last season with 40 receptions in 11 games. I guess it’s just Zimmer’s preference. If Diggs and/or Thielen are unhappy and the Vikes want to trade them, go gettum!