12/15/24 Week 15 Bills @ Lions Game Post Game Thread

[wjag]

4 hours ago, Warcodered said:

So he's already passed Kelly for total TDs I'm guessing so he'd only have passing TDs left TD wise for the Bills.

He’s also stalking Andre Reed with receiving TDs. 😀

[Doc Brown]

You kind of got the full McDermott experience.  Led his team to a resilient gutsy effort facing a team on the road who had extra rest with your team having a missed practice due to three effin feet of snow in less than a day.  Then he calls a timeout on 4th and 15 late in the game to make sure his defense is lined up giving Ben Johnson the opportunity to call a fricken hook n ladder which of course works.  Only to have us hold our breath as the Special Teams almost effs up the onside kick.

[Ray Stonada]

This tweet from 2019 sums it up:

 

 

[Magox]

My weekly reminder.

 

 

[Scott7975]

6 hours ago, PonyBoy said:

 

Stressful game Scott, but hope you got some joy & get some needed sleep. 🙂

 

I fell asleep for about 2 hours during the chiefs game and woke up in time for our game start. Still awake since lol. But yes, the game was a lot of fun.

[Matt_In_NH]

They reported on Wgr Josh went for X-rays.  What was injured?

[wjag]

Haven't done one of these in a while:

 

1. Allen doing Allen things all game.

2. 35-14 people.  Game wasn't close even though score said otherwise.

3. If you told me that the Bills would hold the Lions to under 50 yards rushing I would have thought you crazy.

4. Bass is just scary

5. Again if you told me that Bills would score 48 and Cooper would not be targeted I would have thought you were off your meds.

6. Josh Allen.. MVP as in Most Vicious Player

7. Scored 48, should have been 55 and could have been more.

8. The onside kick, flea flicker, bigman TD, hook and ladder.  Definitely a fun team to watch and root for.

9. ST Brown taketh and giveth in same game. 

10. The Bills scoring on both half first possessions was impressive, especially since Campbell coming out of half said they need to stop them with that possession.

 

and a few bonus thoughts

 

11. RBs and TEs for the Bills won the day against banged up Lions LBs.

12. Great to have Kincaid back.

13. Loved Knox's plays yesterday.

14. Hate playing in Detroit.  I don't care what people say, that field, new or old, is a mash tent.  Look at the Lions injuries this year.  Insane.

 

Edited Monday at 12:54 PM by wjag
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[Conlan58]

9 hours ago, YoloinOhio said:

Has everyone already talked about Amari cooper? Did he even play? What’s the story. 

Pretty sure Joe Brady was facing him in the fantasy playoffs this week...

[YoloinOhio]

9 hours ago, BananaB said:

In a game where our DBs got ***** abused, Elam was the guy you hardly noticed. 

I thought Elam played pretty well, especially for someone without a lot of meaningful reps. Good to see. I expect they will give Douglas at least another week on that knee so Elam should get more burn vs pats. 

[JerseyBills]

2 hours ago, Doc Brown said:

You kind of got the full McDermott experience.  Led his team to a resilient gutsy effort facing a team on the road who had extra rest with your team having a missed practice due to three effin feet of snow in less than a day.  Then he calls a timeout on 4th and 15 late in the game to make sure his defense is lined up giving Ben Johnson the opportunity to call a fricken hook n ladder which of course works.  Only to have us hold our breath as the Special Teams almost effs up the onside kick.

At the end of the day, the score was much closer than the game,  we were up 3 scores majority of 2nd half. 

 

I understand the T.O , he's notorious for doing that but hats off to a great offense. 

 

We held one of the best rushing teams to under 50 yards on the ground, ya Goff had 490 but seemed to prioritize stopping the run, probably knowing we'd get wrecked with a depleted secondary.  

 

Overall,  back to back road games,  limited practice/ walk-through,  depleted back 7 and this team showed up BIG. They had 0 points the 1st quarter, also stopped them before half and after half, which let us get that 17 point lead. McD is a helluva coach, should be in consideration for COTY

Edited Monday at 11:11 AM by JerseyBills

[Kelly to Allen]

1 hour ago, Matt_In_NH said:

They reported on Wgr Josh went for X-rays.  What was injured?

 Precautionary. Allen said after the game he's fine and X-rays negative. 

 

Dude did you see that hit by coke Bishop on a run play. He completely destroyed David Montgomery 

 

Dorian Williams had a huge hit too. The young guys looked good 

14 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:

I thought Elam played pretty well, especially for someone without a lot of meaningful reps. Good to see. I expect they will give Douglas at least another week on that knee so Elam should get more burn vs pats. 

Elam has always been good to excellent in covg. 

 

I really hope he stays the starter. His man covg ability and athletic ability allows him to matchup vs anyone.

 

I was so proud of him today 

[The Helmet of]

4 hours ago, Dr Krentist said:

https://x.com/_MLFootball/status/1868487911127318545

 

😆

This is shocking and appalling. I knew some rough stuff was happening at the bottom of those fumble piles but this is horrifying. Does he mean they are sticking fingers where the 🌞 don’t shine !?  

 

I hope the league knows what Dan Campbell is teaching his guys.   
 

Mad credit to Taron. He had two big plays, the onside recovery and the hit on St Brown.

 

 

[Big Turk]

This game was also a scoreigami. The first time in the NFL there has ever been a 48-42 game.

 

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/bills-upset-win-over-lions-ends-with-final-score-thats-never-been-seen-before-in-nfl-history/

4 hours ago, Dr Krentist said:

https://x.com/_MLFootball/status/1868487911127318545

 

😆

 

Yeah, what happens at the bottom of those piles is not for the faint of heart. I wonder how often a ball changes hands due to some of that stuff?

3 hours ago, Magox said:

My weekly reminder.

 

 

 

I keep saying it over and over again. Never take this time for granted, we will never see it again.

[Steptide]

1 minute ago, Big Turk said:

 

Yeah, what happens at the bottom of those piles is not for the faint of heart. I wonder how often a ball changes hands due to some of that stuff?

All I know is if I had to fart, I wouldn't hold back 

[entropyrules]

11 hours ago, T.E. said:

 

 

1 hour ago, wjag said:

 

14. Hate playing in Detroit.  I don't care what people say, that field, new or old, is a mash tent.  Look at the Lions injuries this year.  Insane.

 

does anyone know if any there other NFL teams with turf similar or the same as the Lions. Would be interesting to find out if those turfs also are correlated with a higher incidence of injuries.

[Fan in Chicago]

4 minutes ago, Big Turk said:

This game was also a scoreigami. The first time in the NFL there has ever been a 48-42 game.

 

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/bills-upset-win-over-lions-ends-with-final-score-thats-never-been-seen-before-in-nfl-history/

 

"Upset win", "The Buffalo Bills pulled off a shocker" 

🙄

[Orlando Buffalo]

Josh not setting an all time record yesterday kind of takes the shine off the win. How about two running, two throwing, and two receiving? 

[boyst]

Is anyone else still concerned about the bills not winning and close games?

[BuffaloBaumer]

9 minutes ago, Orlando Buffalo said:

Josh not setting an all time record yesterday kind of takes the shine off the win. How about two running, two throwing, and two receiving? 

I know this is sarcasm but he did set an all-time record. No quarterback in history had ever thrown for over 250 yards and run for two touchdowns in the first half.

[juno999]

2 hours ago, Matt_In_NH said:

They reported on Wgr Josh went for X-rays.  What was injured?

I believe it was his shoulder.  X rays negative