12/26/21 Week 16 Gameday Bills @ Patriots* Postgame Thread

[newcam2012]

1 hour ago, PromoTheRobot said:

Anyone see this yet?

 

 

Or this?

 

 

Omg, after listening to that I just want to go to the bathroom drop my drawers and pleasure myself. I can't get tired of listening to that. 

39 minutes ago, buffalochips said:

not that big of a win, Patriots are trash with a joke of a quarterback. Big wins come in the playoffs, like against Tennessee and the refs.

You don't know football with all due respect. Hopefully, It was sarcasm.

[NickelCity]

14 minutes ago, BillsfaninSB said:

Did not see the game. 

 

Seems like the refs did a good job.  True?

 

They were absurd in the 3rd quarter.

[tom444]

44 minutes ago, atlbillsfan1975 said:

Some Pats Fan on another thread is trying to tell me Belichick wouldn’t want Allen as his QB… the really do drink the Belichick Koolaide.

 

Allen's missing it where it counts the most. Between the ears. 

 

 

 

44 minutes ago, BillsfaninSB said:

Did not see the game. 

 

Seems like the refs did a good job.  True?

Some of the worst calls I've ever seen. 

Edited December 27, 2021 by tom444

[ChevyVanMiller]

[TylerD]

2 hours ago, Warcodered said:

You could of just said as a real human person.

Lmao very valid point !!!!!

[Warcodered]

 

[Saxum]

The 12-point margin of victory makes the Bills the first team in 25 years to win by double digits at New England in consecutive seasons. 

[Warcodered]

 

[Saxum]

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/nfl-week-16-grades-bills-get-an-a-for-dominating-win-over-patriots-chargers-get-an-f-for-ugly-loss/

 

Buffalo 33-21 over New England 

A 

Bills

The Bills had control of this game essentially wire to wire. They were able to move the ball on offense with relative ease as they averaged 5.7 yards per play. Of their nine offensive possessions, seven traveled into the red zone while the other two were clock-killing measures at the end of the first half and regulation. They were also strong on fourth down, converting three of their four attempts, including a clutch conversion on a Josh Allen rollout run with the game still tight in the fourth quarter. Defensively, they held the Patriots' passing game in check as they only were able to move it 145 yards through the air. Buffalo also was extremely stout on third down, holding New England to one conversion on 10 attempts. Allen was masterful in this game with both his arm and legs. He finished with three passing touchdowns while making some clutch plays on the ground as well. 

D 

Patriots

It was another flat effort by New England pretty much from the jump. The offense couldn't find much consistency, while the defense couldn't quite get off the field with the same efficiency as it did during its winning streak throughout the season. Penalties also proved to be massive killers for the Patriots as well. Christian Barmore was called for an encroachment infraction that turned a fourth-and-7 attempt for the Bills into a fourth-and-2 with just over two minutes left in the first half. The Bills would convert that shorter situation and eventually score a touchdown. On the following offensive possession for New England, left tackle Trent Brown was called for an unsportsmanlike penalty that killed all the momentum that they previously had been riding on during that possession. Instead of putting points on the board before the half, they punted the ball away just two plays after that penalty. The passing game was also not particularly prolific in this loss. New England does get some credit for its scoring flurry in the second half to stay in it, but there were too many mistakes to ultimately pull out the win. 

 

No not THAT Sullivan

Bills-Patriots grades by Tyler Sullivan (Love the grades? Hate the grades?

[Big Blitz]

1 hour ago, newcam2012 said:

Josh deserves most of the credit but Daboll's game plan was solid. He used the running game effectively, lots of motion, misdirection plays, short underneath passes, Josh under center more, etc...I don't get the Daboll hate in this game. 

 

 

Early in the game not getting the TDs inside the red zone - I think we were stopped on a 4th down and settled for a FG we all felt we should have had 21 or even 28 points at halftime.   

 

I recall a series inside the 3 yard line and I think and he went pass pass pass.   I'd have to double check I commented on it during the game.  

 

That's where I think this games frustration toward him probably came from I know it was for me. 

 

 

That being said the 2nd half was phenomenal and you saw the continuation of the game plan but probably executed better - and Josh went full Superman.   

 

Good job by Daboll and the Oline/offensive coaches this week getting guys to fill in and kicking that D and Hall of Fame coach's **s today.  

[Freddie's Dead]

7 hours ago, Warcodered said:

 

 

FNIA Highlight Lady:  "He was asking the fans to be quiet".

7 hours ago, Bob in Mich said:

Really big win!  Lets not lose to Finland now.  Focus boys!

 

If you lose now, you'll take it to your *****in' grave.

[Franco_92]

51 minutes ago, tom444 said:

 

Allen's missing it where it counts the most. Between the ears. 

 

 

 

Some of the worst calls I've ever seen. 

The refs were literally excellent today lol. The only thing I remember that was bad didn't even hurt the pats, it was a phantom call on Taron Johnson, who had excellent coverage on the play. 

Allen's such a dummy that he has ragdolled your team in your building two years in a row, the first two of many. Enjoy. Have the Pats forced Allen off the field for a punt even one time in the last two non-hurricane games they've played? I don't think the Bills have punted against NE in those circumstances since 2019

 

Edited December 27, 2021 by arcane

[Freddie's Dead]

7 hours ago, MAJBobby said:

3M AAV on a long term deal he would accept. And cheaper than Beasley and adds more juice with speed to the position. 

 

3M would be a steal if we could get him to go for it.

[Franco_92]

Something odd I've noticed:

In 2017, the Bills played at New England in week 16.

In 2018, the Bills played at New England in week 16.

In 2019, the Bills played at New England in week 16.

In 2020, the Bills played at New England in week 16.

In 2021, the Bills played at New England in week 16.

[Fan in Chicago]

1 hour ago, The Wiz said:

Honestly the only other game I can think where he basically pulled a "fine, I'll do it myself" was the playoffs against the colts last year.

I also think those are his best two games so far but today's gets the edge due to his patience, using all parts of the field and couple of throwaway (instead of making a risky play). Just an incredible performance today supported by ol, McK, Diggs, Singletary

[Warcodered]

2 minutes ago, arcane said:

Something odd I've noticed:

In 2017, the Bills played at New England in week 16.

In 2018, the Bills played at New England in week 16.

In 2019, the Bills played at New England in week 16.

In 2020, the Bills played at New England in week 16.

In 2021, the Bills played at New England in week 16.

We also seem to not only seem to always play the Titans but play them around the same time of year.

[SydneyBillsFan]

2 hours ago, Logic said:

This may be a controversial opinion, but...

Given the stakes of today's game, the surrounding roster circumstances, and the opponent...I thought today was Allen's best game as a pro.

He seemed to make the correct decision on almost every play.

When the Pats dropped defenders deep, he checked it down. When they finally squatted on the short stuff, he hit them medium and deep. When his protection held up, he stayed in the pocket. When it broke down, he ran for positive yards or rolled out and found an open receiver. He played within the structure of the offense and the gameplan. He took what the defense gave him ALL. GAME. LONG.

Yes, he had two passes that could and maybe should have been picked. Other than those two passes, he had just about a perfect game. The Pats defenders even said in the post-game pressers that he just beat whatever they were throwing at him all game long.

Mind you: This was against the number one defense in the league, arguably the best defensive mind and head coach of all time, in their house, for the division. Zero punts. 33 points. Domination.

Best game as a pro. I'm sticking with it.

 

Heck, I agreed 100% with you before you even posted:

 

 

[BaaadThingsMan]

 

[Cantankeous]

7 hours ago, K-9 said:

I can’t agree that Jones is trash as he makes the correct decisions most of the time and that’s not insignificant, especially for a rookie.. He may lack the physical ability to complete the execution of that good decision making though. He’s got game manger written all over him at the moment though. 

He’s trash. Plain & simple. But I hope he’s the Pats* QB for the next 10+ years.

7 hours ago, Bimmer323i said:

I don’t trust our defense… I was really disappointed with them today

Hurry!  Your bus is leaving.

7 hours ago, MAJBobby said:

 

What a POS!

[NickelCity]

7 hours ago, MAJBobby said:

 

 

I can't tell if Tim is just trying anything to stay relevant or if he's just this much of a weirdo.