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Yeah, give the guy a break! He came and single-handedly extended a critical Dolphins drive with an Offside penalty. He gets nowhere near the credit he deserves, man.

In the end, you have to trust your own eyes and ignore the chatter. Allen can make crazy throws like this on the same day Mahomes throws two interceptions and Lamar throws to wide-open receivers, and... Well, you know the rest. We know what we got, and that's all that really matters.

Heft to stop the run but also some movement abilities to rush the passer. I'm surprised Tua missed any throws with the amount of time he had. He could have eaten a sandwich back there most of the time. And it's not like the Dolphins were in max protect. Most of the time (from what I could tell), it was four rushing five, meaning at least three of our players were one one one--and couldn't get home even once. I didn't look at the stats, but was there a single pressure from any of them? Also a comma error by the OP. Tsk, the board is going to pieces.

You know, McDermott deserves credit for having faith in Bass. This board would have destroyed him if Bass had missed and the Dolphins had gone on to win. "You let a guy who missed one extra point and almost missed another, a guy who has been struggling all year, try a career-long attempt, when you have a future HOF at QB who could have thrown a Hail Mary?" It was a gutsy call.

Calais Campbell. He was a monster all day against us, and the Dolphins won't have to face him this year.

Who forced the fumble? I couldn't tell.

One of the worst of all time, given his cost and production so far. He's just taking up space. At least Gabe Davis blocked and caught a pass here and there.

It looks like Poyer's left shoulder slammed into Coleman's forearm.

Maybe some team would trade a package of Elam, Edwards, and Samuels for a third rounder. One can only dream...

Well, that was unexpected.

Where did the TOs go? I wasn't paying attention.

Perfect! All they need to get into field goal range and.... Oh, wait.

It'll be OT because the Bills Speed Bump Defense@ will slow them down until the score.

It would be just the same as today. What would Mahomes do that Tua isn't doing? I mean, he has four seconds each time, pats the balls, yawns, and hits the open man. Would His Highness improve on that? No.

This IS Leslie Frazier, as classic as it gets.

McDaniels only comes onto the field for his star players. Other injuries, he's just looking at his clipboard. Think his players don't notice?

No kidding. I can see this defense letting them score with five seconds on the clock, go into overtime, and let them score again. The way they're playing is predicated on our offense scoring a lot of points. But the phantom hold on the Allen TD run and the Coleman interception took that off the table. Trouble is, this philosophy doesn't work without a big lead; just the opposite.

Can we just fast forward to a tie score? It's a foregone conclusion, the way this defense is playing. Just limit them to 10 yards per play, guys!

They had them out when Allen was running for a touchdown.

Ed Oliver is not earning his money. Calais Cambell, ten years older than he is, is the much better player.

Every time, Tua has one, two three, sometimes four seconds to throw. Any competent quarterback can find someone open with that much time. They're just not getting pressure, and our secondary isn't good enough to hold up. It's a recipe for long drives.

The worst of both worlds. Let's Miami have long drives that score, keeping Allen off the field.

Might be time for a five-man rush. Tua is eating them alive with a four-man rush. He has all the time in the world.

Has to be a wrist. It's the injury of choice on the Bills.

Has anyone noticed that Bass only misses field goals and extra points in close games? He's usually perfect in blowouts, when his team doesn't need him.