BobbyC81

So, do we refer to this game as “The Spot game”? as the refs spot on that 4 th down sneak was probably the biggest isdue.

It’ll be interesting to see the development of Solomon. They say the biggest jump is usually from year 1 to year 2. He was great in college, even though it wasn’t against top competition.

I was thinking the same thing so I’ll credit you 50 cents.

Yeah, I was born in the same era of your Mom. I was too young for the AFL titles. For those “youngsters “ lamenting first the ‘drought’ and now not being able to beat the Chiefs, a real low period as a Bills fan was the back-to-back 2-14 seasons of 1984 & ‘85.

Yeah, it looks like he wouldn’t have even had to dive for it if he tracked the ball correctly. Who was that other Bill in the area, Hollins? He was running hard and may have had it but Kincaid got in his way.

Yes, this is similar to the Levy 90’s teams that couldn’t win a Super Bowl in 4 straight years. In the 4th one, a Thurman fumble returned for a TD that only TIED the game, deflated the whole team in “here we go again” state and the game was essentially over.

Most of the players were drafted about where they were projected. I’ve been wondering about this staff’s player development capabilities.

And in this game, the Chiefs were throwing quick passes. There wasn’t enough time to get to Mahomes on most of them. That’s why you have to blitz in order to overwhelm the O-line but you then have to get there.

And right before the play, Romo talks about it and says he thinks Spaga was going to send the blitzers. He has better instincts than our coaches.

The whole organization is to blame for Elam being picked on today, hurting the Bills pass defense. First of all, since the Bills play heavy zone coverage, they used a 1st round pick on Elam, known for man coverage. Of course it initially sounds like trying to put a square peg in a round hole but they must’ve felt his talent could help him make the transition. It didn’t work in Year 1 and he was beaten out for the starting CB position by Benford, the 7th round pick of the same draft. The organization must have thought Elam could develop as they’ve kept him on the roster for now 3 seasons. However, he has spent most games as an inactive. Go into this season and this game and Elam is the 3rd CB? They should’ve been better prepared since Benford had been in concussion protocol. Correct me if I’m wrong, but the NFL seems to be loose with their roster rules as teams seem to add players to their roster during the playoffs. Yes, I can already hear the comments about bringing in a street free agent and expecting him to do any better with no familiarity of the system. We all saw Elam out there today and he was not good. I’ve seen Cam Lewis make more plays so I don’t know why he was not inserted into the lineup to replace Benford.

I have long been on the side of “you don’t dump a coach that wins division titles” but I am finally leaning the other way. There is precedent of course. Chuck Knox won division titles for the Rams but failed in the playoffs and was dumped. Marty Schottenheimer had regular season success at his stints in Cleveland, San Diego and puke KC, but failed in the playoffs. Reid also had regular season success in Philly but couldn’t get the Eagles over the hump so he was let go. Pegula needs to ask himself if he’s satisfied with just winning division titles or does he want to get to the Super Bowl. Hopefully it’s the latter and he doubts Sean can get them there. I no longer believe McDermott can do it.

Everyone needs to vent. I take the risk of account suspension or even banishment to post what many of you would like to do. FUUUUUCCCCCKKKKKK!!!!!

I have watched every Super Bowl starting with #4. In my book, it’ll count to keep my streak going if I watch the opening kickoff and then turn it off.

Of course Worthy scored. I was going to predict it but forgot. Fitting for those of us that did not like trading with them.

Like the Ravens, the Eagles are a very physical team, especially their lines.