BobbyC81

The announcers kept asking for Terry McCauley's opinion and he was disagreeing with the calls on the field. TE inadvertently runs into DB near the line of scrimmage and catches the ball for a long TD but the refs called it offensive pass interference .

My only difference of opinion with the OP is on Allen’s accuracy. Yes, he missed on a few long ones but the balls were fairly close. I see it as when Allen just fires the ball like on intermediate routes, he’s pretty accurate. Where he still struggles at times is on short passes and when the pass needs touch. He’s improved so much, I’m pretty confident that he will get better on those too.

A lobster has better hands than KB!

C'mon, he's only 56.

I'd rather have John Taylor, former Niners receiver. That dude was underrated playing in Jerry Rice's shadow.

Used to hang out there also. Only player I remember meeting was Mike Kadish.

Once again, a rout by the home team.

And he was still listed today

2015- Tyrod, EJ, Johnson

Not in today’s world of everyone being offended.

Did McDermott really say regarding Benjamin “We appreciate his effort”? LOL!

All you need is Love, Love Love is all you need

No, Keep him as far away from OP as we can.

I recall one play where Allen scrambled to the left and there was only Benjamin and a DB. KB's pathetic attempt at blocking led to the DB making the tackle.

Spin control, man! Spin control!

Should've drafted his now teammate Vander Esch.

The Reggie McKenzie that led The Electric Company and the Raiders GM are two different people

I'm they the prep for a colonoscopy tomorrow so I've been eliminating a lot. I wonder what the record is for eliminations in one 5 hour period?

Yeah, the dumb Dolphins players, who don't know the rules, were making the hand motions to throw the flag. Since the prime time and high profile games have an ex-official hooked up, they get their input on replays/calls. I've seen more times than expected that the final call/replay decision is different than what the ex-ref said.

Mad as hell...

The Bills average age is skewed by veteran players such as Williams, Alexander, Hauschka and Anderson but there are also a good number of players between the ages of 28 and 30. (McCoy, Hughes, Ivory and Holmes are all 30)

The blocking in the back is being stupid. These players have all been playing for several years. How many times do they have to hear "if you see the player's name on his jersey, don't touch him" before they get it? You see this called on many INTs, so I guess you can't be as hard on defensive players who aren't used to blocking but it's still the same instruction. There was that play in the 4th quarter when the replay showed that Foster hit the defender in the back but, not satisfied, he did it again harder to get the penalty. The Bills scored a TD on the next play so it didn't matter but these dumb penalties are usually costly. As you said, either these infractions are not being emphasized enough in practice or the players are stupid.