Big Turk

Love it...that look was probably directed at the dude with the glasses that argued after the Wildcard loss last year that it was a worse loss for the Patriots because the Bills "Aren't that good"

https://www.audacy.com/weei/sports/patriots/josh-allen-bills-once-again-remind-patriots-of-talent-gap

Someone needs to overlay those Mac Jones scrambles backwards for like 30 yards while the Bills chased him with Benny Hill chase scene music...

They also dive at the QB a lot when it looks like they would be better off just going in for a normal upright tackle attempt

Way to inject your own personal biases and feelings into a person you know less than nothing about.

Maybe he was checking out Mac Jones Griddy so he could give him some pointers after the game??

Knox is very good when they keep him in to help max protect. Also very underrated run blocker as well. He is a good all-around TE. Those are hard to find these days,

It doesn't buy happiness, but it gives you a hell of a lot more options to find it.

Had a similar play and kept moving the same direction into Allen's field of vision...made the catch and turned upfield. He's learning. Betting we start seeing more explosiveness from him the last few games of the year.

This is where the rules simply need to be changed.

Except on deep balls...then he gets a lot of separation

Add to this they really have no offseason going from prepping for the combine and pro days to rookie mini camp to training camp and then a longer season and it's basically no time off between last college and rookie year

Think this is plausible...

I mean...he made the Pro Bowl as like the 10th alternate... 😂

I like my chances Allen gets away from him.

Diggs is ready..."I want the f**king Dolphins!"

But he had 2 feet down and possession in bounds. Once he went out of bounds, the play should be over. Same as a fumble in bounds that goes out of bounds. NFL makes up rules as they go it seems and makes them way more complicated and convoluted than they need to be.

It just doesn't make any sense really. By this standard, on a fumble, since possession was lost in bounds, any team that recovers it out of bounds should get possession. But the OOB area is black and white in this situation, but fluid when catching a ball. Why does it matter when you have possession and 2 feet down in bounds? Once you go out of bounds whatever happens after that should be irrelevant because he is OUT OF BOUNDS...same as whatever happens after a fumble goes out of bounds is irrelevant.

They should all be forced to buy and wear this shirt every Bills game from now on. https://www.buffalobills.com/news/tremaine-edmunds-maine-savage-t-shirt-available-as-part-of-bills-fan-box

Personally, I think it's dumb...if the ball never hits the ground and the player has it on their person, what difference does it make? Additionally, if he has possession and 2 feet in bounds, what does it matter what happens AFTER he goes out of bounds? It should be irrelevant, as he is OUT OF BOUNDS.

Hahahaha...mentoring will never inject talent into the man...he doesn't need a mentor. He needs more talent.

They aren't because every team has them. That doesn't mean they aren't a problem tho. Reading comprehension is underrated. Perhaps you could ask for this for Christmas this year?

Added to the TD Total...