Singletary was close to fumbling with seconds remaining

[Einstein]

Never saw this angle before. Watch how close Singletary to blowing the game here. Time for a RB upgrade!

 

 

[Bruffalo]

A lot of plays in the NFL are close.  This is a non-story. 

[Bangarang]

This is McD’s fault somehow. Or should I be more worried about Elam?

[Playoffs?]

Aaaaand he didn’t fumble. Aaaaand we won. 

[nedboy7]

Fire Frazier! 

[NewEra]

Dude won the game on the play.  Upgrade him.  

[Kmart128]

Game was tied... how did that almost win them the game?

[teef]

move him to safety.

[Augie]

6 minutes ago, Bruffalo said:

A lot of plays in the NFL are close.  This is a non-story. 

 

And yet…….it is a thread. 

[Warcodered]

***** who told @Einstein

[BrainwashedBillsFan]

4 minutes ago, Bruffalo said:

A lot of plays in the NFL are close.  This is a non-story. 

Honestly in my opinion it is a story. The guy is small 5’7 or so right? He has short arms. He is more vulnerable to fumbling than a guy 5’10 or taller. He is also considerably shorter than your average NFL RB don’t you think? He fumbled and lost it once last week and almost did again. I love the guy but I’m just stating facts here

[nedboy7]

Lot's of unnecessary hate.  Choose love. 

[Augie]

11 minutes ago, Bangarang said:

This is McD’s fault somehow. Or should I be more worried about Elam?

 

He’s clearly on the hot seat. Right???

[Bruffalo]

5 minutes ago, BrainwashedBillsFan said:

He fumbled and lost it once last week and almost did again. 

But he didn't, so it doesn't really matter.  Allen has almost fumbled it tons of times too. Lots of players almost fumble the ball every week. 

 

Singletary felt the ball coming out, went down and controlled it to the ground.  That's a positive. Not a negative.

[NoHuddleKelly12]

I'll keep hunting for the promised easter egg "positive also" OP posts... 🤷‍♂️  In fairness, this may be positive since there was no fumble ultimately!

 

 

 

 

[Rochesterfan]

15 minutes ago, Bangarang said:

This is McD’s fault somehow. Or should I be more worried about Elam?

 

No It was better when we lose - this is a good thing.

 

😂

[Jauronimo]

It was a great punch and he held on to win the game.  

[ArtVandalay]

6 minutes ago, Einstein said:

Never saw this angle before. Watch how close Singletary to blowing the game here. Time for a RB upgrade!

 

 

Christ, he's got two hands on the ball too.

 

Dingleberry is small, weak, unathletic. We already drafted his replacement in Cook.  Can't wait to see him go and run someone with athleticism back there. 

 

The RB position in this offense has such insane potential for production it's ridiculous watching that get wasted and yardage left on the field. Need someone that can break it to the house. 

 

Hoping Cook is ready to contribute after the bye. 

[RoyBatty is alive]

14 minutes ago, BrainwashedBillsFan said:

Honestly in my opinion it is a story. The guy is small 5’7 or so right? He has short arms. He is more vulnerable to fumbling than a guy 5’10 or taller. He is also considerably shorter than your average NFL RB don’t you think? He fumbled and lost it once last week and almost did again. I love the guy but I’m just stating facts here

Non-story.

 

He wasn't close to fumbling, everyone knew time was running out and the ravens were desperate for a fumble, he held the ball with both hands knowing they would go for a stirp.  If he didnt have it cradled it both hands I would be concerned but he didn't.

[Einstein]

6 minutes ago, Bruffalo said:

But he didn't, so it doesn't really matter. 

 

It does matter because you won’t always be so lucky.

 

People often ignore issues because of a win, until they resurface in a loss.

 

Like our inefficiency in short yardage situations. I created a thread about it after the first 2 wins and people said “we won!”

 

Well, yeah. But then we didn’t. And not being able to convert short yardage was part of the problem.