Big Turk

This angle makes it even worse...not only is it DPI, it's also illegal contact or holding prior to the ball getting there...could have called anything they wanted on this play. I've never gone to a place where I thought the fix might be in but I mean it makes it REALLY hard not to after the last 2 plays of this game...the one prior to this being a TD wiped off the board after McLaurin was called for not lining up properly after he was given the OK by the official TWICE! That follows this no call against Samuels from earlier...I mean do the officials have some special hate for Samuels or something? Clearly DPI...another no call. But back to the McLaurin play...look at the official reach for the flag before the play even starts and immediately after he signals that he is OK...like WTF is that?? That is NOT normal. It's like the official intentionally told him he was good when he wasn't so he could throw a flag...that official needs to be investigated...something doesn't sit right with me...he literally cannot contain himself while trying to get the flag out before the play even starts.

He had a pretty nice pull/trap block on one of Cook's runs

Being ready and being 100% are two different things as we saw with Allen's elbow issues. They likely won't be playing cupcakes in the playoffs like they have in the regular season.

They've played the 32nd ranked schedule in the NFL this year. Nathan Peterman could be in the running for MVP candidate with that schedule. Usually when you get those 3 all confirming and reporting the same thing you can pretty much bank on it as being accurate. Initial post was not from anyone I am familiar with for breaking that kind of stuff, may have jumped the gun with someone saying "we think it's a broken collarbone" versus actually waiting for full results to come back.

Seems to be conflicting reports...

That's because they do the money dance and make it rain.

They are not trying to do that either.

Just as that WIVB Sports reporter stated...

In rare instances maybe, but in most instances no...

No team is ever going to try and lose. Only wishful thinking. Half of those players are not going to be on that team and no player wants tape of them dogging it when they are looking for their next contract. Those players don't care about their draft status, they want to win.

Buffalo increases it's DVOA slightly in Miami win, PHI drops significantly, Bills back in first with an almost 4% lead now on 2nd place Philly. Look at both Eagles and 49ers playing 2 of the easiest schedules in the NFL while the Bills have played the 8th hardest.

Tre played far better than people think. Not perfect, or up to his normal pre-injury form, but pretty good. If he keeps improving the way he has been each week, by the time playoffs come he will be a lot closer to his pre-injury form than most thought possible, including me.

LMAO!! Belichick doubles down the next day on the Greg Hill radio show that "It was too far to throw the hail mary" for Mac Jones yesterday. Around the 3:00 minute mark.

Widescale synoptic forecasts are likely to be more accurate this far out than very detailed microscale level forecasts where simply a minor shift in wind direction can make a huge difference tho.

That's because when he is off the field it's usually in obvious run situations, which the Bills didn't do so well in this game.

Gotta have the horses if you want to win the Kentucky Derby. He had those horses in Indy. With the Bears he mostly has horses that would be running at Batavia Downs instead in the trotter races.

You mean other than the game against the Pats last year in the playoff game? Josh threw the ball pretty well in the wind game including a deep pass to Diggs over 2 defenders in the endzone that hit him in the arm and bounced off of him. Fields has a big enough arm to throw it also I think...

It's hilarious to see all the "Bills can't win like this in the playoffs" but fail to recognize that playoff games rarely go the way people think they will and usually what gets you beat isn't what you thought would get you beat.

Not the only place but in general we get the most snow for a heavily populated area in the US and hold the record for most snow of any place in the US with a population of over 100K for a season with nearly 200 inches. But, we also clear snow better than just about any place in the Us outside of the Sierra Nevada mountains and in fact, have many locations that send their snow plow drivers here to learn from NYDOT plow drivers.

I mean, what incentive does Beane have to do this when we have the #2 offense in the NFL over the past 3 years with "bad OLines"? He likely will be investing it into skill positions on offense or on D. Cracks are starting to form on D with Hyde out. Hamlin is suspect at best in coverage and an outright liability at worst. His best attribute is run D near the LOS but he also is out of position and takes bad angles at times that allow for big runs(although it's mostly cleaned up he still has relapses of that) Allen mitigates many of the issues and sometimes creates big lanes for him to escape through from players getting overly aggressive with their upfield pursuit. I doubt Beane starts dropping first round picks on linemen.

About as much as your takes do.

Bills fans have probably donated more to other team player charities than those teams own fans have donated since the Cincy game that got us into the playoffs and broke the drought. Probably by a long shot. Boyd, Dalton, Lamar, Tua...is there anyone I am forgetting? Obviously plenty of Bill player charities as well during that time...

Look man...you can try and explain it away any way you want. Facts are facts.

Get 'Er done Beane!! Kidding. Please no.