MDH

I love that when they don’t know about a play in the end zone they auto call it a TD because they know there’s a free review on TDs. Then, when there’s not a clear view of it they fall back on the “they called it a TD so it stands.” It’s cyclical logic. Thank god this one was overturned.

He stumbles trying to get across the formation because he’s not as athletic as Dion or Brown. If you’re going to run that play run it to the other side with Dion pulling.

WTF on 4th down to we call a play where our backup OT is the point man on a pull? Just bad playcalling.

A Bills’ SB win is more rare than an NFL undefeated season. SB is all that matters for the Bills.

I expect the Ravens to boat race this version of the Chiefs.

Ravens play the Chiefs next week. One of them will be 1-3. Damn that feels good!

It’s not that simple in football though. You’re not just figuring out where the ball is, you’re spotting it at the exact moment when a knee/elbow/butt hits the ground. They’d need sensors all over every player and better f’n Bluetooth tech to synch it all up than I use to synch my speakers. It’s possible, but it’s not nearly as easy as fans make it out to be.

No worries, I’ll be ready to drink whisky and eat junk food. 👍

I hate that this stat has been getting traction. Last year, before the Baltimore game, the stat that gained traction was that the Bills hadn’t been beaten by more than 1 score in 42 (regular season) games. A NFL record. They then proceeded get trounced.

This is the first one that came to mind for me. I remember how ecstatic I was as a kid when Kelly scored. Coming off the loss to Cincy in the '88 AFCCG I was sure the Bills had finally arrived. I was right. The other game is the 2003 trouncing of the Pats after the Lawyer signing. After years of suffering at the hands of the Pats I had thought to Bills had closed the gap and had finally arrived. I was wrong.

I saw the “highest completion percentage 55%” part of the post and thought, “ I don’t remember him struggling with completions in the playoffs. Low and behold I check Allen’s stats and he was 16/22. That’s 72.7%. Maybe the rest of the stats are legit but I’m not bothering looking them up. EDIT: Just checked the 2020 playoff game. 23/37. 62.1%. Yeah, for real I’m not looking up any more.

I expect Coleman’s depth of target to come way down this year, which will serve to increase his target rate. I can see a world where Kinkaid has around 70 rec and Coleman 50.

That Jets WR room is awful, if he can’t make the 53 there he can’t make it anywhere…New York, New York.

No only do I think he’ll be on the PS, I’m guessing if Tre can’t go week 1 he’ll be elevated and be the week 1 starter.

Splash plays might appear to win big games but if you're out of position over and over again you can also cost a team games and many fans might be unware it's even happening. Ideally a player can be do both.