Monday night games - Dolphins/Titans, Giants/Packers

[Scott7975]

7 minutes ago, stevestojan said:

Also curious about the dolphins rallying cry. If an actual dolphin were ever “fins up,” wouldn’t it be dead? 

Miami fans aren’t very bright. I mean look at FilthyBeast. 

[US Egg]

1 hour ago, MJS said:

Jeeze, did you post all of Twitter?

[EmotionallyUnstable]

6 hours ago, Bills!Win! said:

I can’t wait til this guy wakes up tomorrow 

I’ll take it! 

[Roundybout]

Wow, what a thing to wake up to.

 

Only solidifies in my mind that Tua is a mediocre quarterback propped up by Hill.

[BRH]

6 minutes ago, Roundybout said:

Wow, what a thing to wake up to.

 

Only solidifies in my mind that Tua is a mediocre quarterback propped up by Hill.

He might be a nice kid and all, but he really didn’t do a damn thing last night when it was all coming apart.  

[WhitewalkerInPhilly]

Miami losing is huge. Their next three games are a surprisingly resilient Jets, top seed Ravens, playoff bound Cowboys

 

If we take one more win than them in that stretch, Week 18 is for the division

[boyst]

7 hours ago, Mark Vader said:

He is?

not anymore. but he is definitely no Tony DeVito

[WhitewalkerInPhilly]

8 minutes ago, Roundybout said:

Wow, what a thing to wake up to.

 

Only solidifies in my mind that Tua is a mediocre quarterback propped up by Hill.

I have been snarky about the Dolphins offense: it's elaborate motion with timing routes with an All Pro and Pro Bowl WR, and then running it up the middle when teams sell out to limit the pass game. 

 

It's effective, but relies heavily on skill position talent and not QB play

[Steptide]

Well, I just woke up and Holy cow. What a collapse by Miami. Couldn't believe my eyes when I checked the final score 

[BuffaloBaumer]

I went to bed when Miami went up by 13 points with four minutes to go. I can’t even believe what happened.

[BRH]

Watching people wake up to this is awesome.  Is this like one of the best 36-hour stretches in Bills history or what?

 

Come-from-behind win on the road at KC with the whole country watching, followed by Mahomes and Reid showing their asses to the world, followed by one of the most epic MNF collapses ever by Miami at home. 

 

Edited December 12, 2023 by BRH

[TAinLack.]

6 hours ago, Big Turk said:

Titans had a 0.4% Win Percentage according to Next Gen stats when they trailed 27-13 with a little over 3 mins left.

 

2nd most improbable win of the Next Gen sports era...

 

 

 

Same as they are every year since the 80s

This has to be the longest post ever!!!!

[WhitewalkerInPhilly]

7 hours ago, Warcodered said:

Right now I'm kind of feeling like.

 

It's like shooting fish in a barrel?

[The Wiz]

Bills fans on Twitter are waking up and feeling like it's Christmas morning today.

[zow2]

I have to take some time today to go over to Miami's message board and read some of the comments.  That will be entertaining. They have to be in meltdown mode.  That's a brutal choke job to a rookie QB.

[nucci]

21 minutes ago, BRH said:

Watching people wake up to this is awesome.  Is this like one of the best 36-hour stretches in Bills history or what?

 

Come-from-behind win on the road at KC with the whole country watching, followed by Mahomes and Reid showing their asses to the world, followed by one of the most epic MNF collapses ever by Miami at home. 

 

Surely you can't be serious

[FireChans]

[BuffaloRebound]

Tua over-did the whole ‘get bigger to avoid injury thing’.  Never a good athlete.  Now he’s even slower.  If he doesn’t get rid of the ball as soon as he hits his drop-back, he’s terrible.  

[LarryMadman]

51 minutes ago, boyst said:

not anymore. but he is definitely no Tony DeVito

To think Daboll has 5 wins with him, Tyrod and Jones combining for only 12 TD passes and 2 more rushing. 

[May Day 10]

A surprising thing is how conventional the collapse/comeback was.  It wasn't a bunch of mistakes and interceptions.  It was Tennessee effortlessly driving down the field twice, and miami not moving the ball, with Tua always panicking and getting tackled on 3rd and 4th downs when his first read isn't wide open.