Week 11 - Chiefs at Bills Game Week Thread

[BillsFan130]

25 minutes ago, DapperCam said:

20 more penalties is a huge gap. Considering a hold will almost always kill a drive, and a false start usually does. Bills must be doing well to overcome these penalties.

Yep.

 

It's wild Baltimore has 80 penalties already. That's 8 a game lol

[Sierra Foothills]

34 minutes ago, DapperCam said:

20 more penalties is a huge gap. Considering a hold will almost always kill a drive, and a false start usually does. Bills must be doing well to overcome these penalties.

 

In 10 games.

 

Yep, gotta tighten that up.

 

[dave mcbride]

This is an amazing breakdown by Belichick of why the Chiefs were able to win last Sunday on the final play: 

 

[DJB]

6 minutes ago, dave mcbride said:

This is an amazing breakdown by Belichick of why the Chiefs were able to win last Sunday on the final play: 

 

I love all the content that Bill gives it’s incredible and fun to learn from him 

[YattaOkasan]

4 hours ago, Ray Stonada said:

 

Belichick does a tremendous analysis of the way the Chiefs defend us, starting at 6 minutes.

 

A big part of their game plan is the spy on Josh, Willie Gay. Maybe his biggest point is, we have to have plays ready to beat man coverage, which is Spags' speciality.

 

Brings up the question of who the Chiefs will double now that Diggs is gone. Says Kincaid, maybe. 

 

Gotta say, Belichick is growing on me. This is a weird season.

 

they can do whatever if Josh hits his average against them.  250 yards, 2.5 TD, 0.5 INT (reg season; playoffs are better).  I sorta think Josh has Spags figured out similar to how he sorta figured Bellichek out for a bit.  Theres a lot of new to our offense (and their defense is its best iteration) but Im much more scared of lou anarumo than Spags. 

https://www.statmuse.com/nfl/ask/josh-allen-career-stats-vs-chiefs

Edited Friday at 03:19 PM by YattaOkasan

[uninja]

22 minutes ago, dave mcbride said:

This is an amazing breakdown by Belichick of why the Chiefs were able to win last Sunday on the final play: 

 

You will never see Belichick happier and more jazzed up than when he’s discussing the finer minutiae of the NFL kicking game.

[The 9 Isles]

Ugh 

[Johnnycage46]

5 minutes ago, The 9 Isles said:

Ugh 

 

Everyone better get ready for non-stop "false starts" that go uncalled on the KC RT. Guy lines up in the backfield every play and jumps early constantly. It's so frustrating.

[SaulGoodman]

2 hours ago, North Buffalo said:

If Land Clark calls a bs penalty on Bills or ignores a blatant one on Chefs at end of close game do fans riot?  Gonna piss a lot of folks off... Askin for a friend.

 

The Bills won the last regular season matchup due to a late, obscure penalty that had never been flagged in Andy Reid's 25 year career. 

Edited Friday at 03:55 PM by SaulGoodman

[finn]

4 hours ago, Ray Stonada said:

 

Belichick does a tremendous analysis of the way the Chiefs defend us, starting at 6 minutes.

 

A big part of their game plan is the spy on Josh, Willie Gay. Maybe his biggest point is, we have to have plays ready to beat man coverage, which is Spags' speciality.

 

Brings up the question of who the Chiefs will double now that Diggs is gone. Says Kincaid, maybe. 

 

Gotta say, Belichick is growing on me. This is a weird season.

 

So nice to evidence-based analysis for a change. It's vanishingly rare, at least where I'm looking. Thanks for the link. 

[pennstate10]

4 hours ago, Ray Stonada said:

 

Belichick does a tremendous analysis of the way the Chiefs defend us, starting at 6 minutes.

 

A big part of their game plan is the spy on Josh, Willie Gay. Maybe his biggest point is, we have to have plays ready to beat man coverage, which is Spags' speciality.

 

Brings up the question of who the Chiefs will double now that Diggs is gone. Says Kincaid, maybe. 

 

Gotta say, Belichick is growing on me. This is a weird season.

 

 

4 hours ago, Ray Stonada said:

 

Belichick does a tremendous analysis of the way the Chiefs defend us, starting at 6 minutes.

 

A big part of their game plan is the spy on Josh, Willie Gay. Maybe his biggest point is, we have to have plays ready to beat man coverage, which is Spags' speciality.

 

Brings up the question of who the Chiefs will double now that Diggs is gone. Says Kincaid, maybe. 

 

Gotta say, Belichick is growing on me. This is a weird season.

 

If Clark’s crew really calls illegal formation and false starts that should be 2 flags on RT Taylor every offensive snap

[Royale with Cheese]

51 minutes ago, DJB said:

I love all the content that Bill gives it’s incredible and fun to learn from him 

 

How does that interior blocker have a job when he's on his ass all the time?  It now cost them a game.

[DapperCam]

14 minutes ago, SaulGoodman said:

 

The Bills won the last regular season matchup due to a late, obscure penalty that had never been flagged in Andy Reid's 25 year career. 

It’s only obscure and doesn’t get called much because you would have to be absolutely brain dead to do it.

[SoonerBillsFan]

50 minutes ago, The 9 Isles said:

Ugh 

Shocked I tell you

[Straight Hucklebuck]

Now listening to Sal talk about visiting San Francisco. 

 

WHOA YOU'RE GOING TO ALCATRAZ! 

 

[Royale with Cheese]

Kincaid out per McDermott

Cooper and Spencer questionable for the game, limited in practice today.

[MikePJ76]

McDermott told Sal

 

Not Playing, Keon, Kincaid, Milano.

 

spencer and cooper are limited and questionable.

 

Long term for kincaid?  He is week to week.   They will know more about Spencer today and he is day to day.

[Straight Hucklebuck]

1 minute ago, MikePJ76 said:

McDermott told Sal

 

Not Playing, Keon, Kincaid, Milano.

 

spencer and cooper are limited and questionable.

 

Long term for kincaid?  He is week to week.   They will know more about Spencer today and he is day to day.

Yeah, good to hear that they don't think Kincaid is long term, or much worse than they originally thought. 

I think that confirms the internet diagnosis of a strained PCL. 

 

No IR for Kincaid yet, so its more of a Grade 1 -2 strain. 

[D. L. Hot-Flamethrower]

I think the NFL officiating will get the top down advice/threat from Roger, that the narrative for the rest of the regular season will be better with a Bills win.

[Sojourner]

44 minutes ago, SaulGoodman said:

 

The Bills won the last regular season matchup due to a late, obscure penalty that had never been flagged in Andy Reid's 25 year career. 

Nah man. That play was called against Toney because the referees warned him before the formation was set and the ball snapped. 
 

Sure they do it for a lot of players but the fact that Toney got a heads up and didn’t correct himself on a blatantly obvious flag they have to throw it. Can’t pocket that one.