Cover 1- Why And How Miami Gashed The Bills In The Run Game

[Richard Noggin]

4 hours ago, Sierra Foothills said:

 

I was not at the game.

 

I guess you're referring to my comment about "before the stadium had even emptied?" I guess I should have said "before the TV had even cooled off."

 

Unfortunately I don't have enough vacation time to go back to WNY as much as I'd like although a fellow Bills fan who lives out here is trying to talk me into going to the Lions game.

 

I haven't ruled it out. 😄

 

 

 

 

My experience with Detroit games is that those fans are DEVOTED, and the cheap(er) seats are filled with a rough crowd. They are not a brilliant lot. But they are enthusiastic. 

 

Also, I think either that venue was designed by an impressive team of sound engineers and/or they pump in artificial fan noise when the Lions are on defense. Never heard fans get so loud so quickly, on demand. Like a machine. They're definitely a passionate fanbase, but damn it is so rapid and unified on each meaningful defensive snap. For contrast, when the Bills hosted the Jets there, the noise wasn't even remotely similar (smaller and less unified crowd on short notice for sure, to be clear). No stadium I've been to has ever gotten that loud, that quickly, so automatically on defensive snaps. 

 

All this to say that Detroit is an energetic venue where fans will give you a rough ride especially if you're a little higher up (very vertical venue). I dig that energy, but it's an old school vibe unless you're in a more expensive section. 

[Mikie2times]

7 hours ago, CaliBills said:

Honestly - IF the Bills score on the Coleman drop/INT and Josh's 30yd scamper then Miami is behind majority of the game (at least initially) and that might have also changed the amount they ran the ball.

And if Mosert doesn’t fumble. Bla bla 

[BigDingus]

Well I'm glad both of our biggest rivals can run the ball well... Not like that will come back to haunt us.

 

Even Kareem Hunt got going tonight. The Chiefs & Ravens will run all over us in the playoffs if something doesn't change.

[Pete]

9 hours ago, CaliBills said:

Honestly - IF the Bills score on the Coleman drop/INT and Josh's 30yd scamper then Miami is behind majority of the game (at least initially) and that might have also changed the amount they ran the ball.

And Cooks drop.  That is 21 points either the Bills gave away or the Refs stole from us