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The Buccaneers and Dolphins frequently utilized pre-snap motion, often catching the defense out of position. That can be fixed.

It looked like the Tampa coaches found a tendency where Milano has a key that influences him to the center of the field while the RB is slipping out for the wheel route. The TD, they used that and Milano totally took the cheese, the "oh *****" look on his face said it all, but they used it again later and it worked again.

The Ravens look terrible. They are not the same team without Madibuike. I think the loss to the Bills broke them.

Gabe made a HUGE catch on 4th down. If we don't convert there game may have a different outcome

Talk to me after Week 16.

All pieces that have ben sorely missing from the offense that was such a bigger part of last seasons strengths I hope Brady continues to keep this type of game plan moving forward !!

Amazing stat I heard regarding Coleman. Last year without Coleman after the wrist injury, we scored..... 30, 30, 35 and 42. This year....42. I mean I sense a pattern....do youse guys?

That's a good way of looking at it. The Bills do have to handle their own business for any of the other outcomes to matter.

Considering that Samuel was back with Hardman after hardman’s fumble, I’d say no.

Give me Shavers and Davis any day over Keon. Just don't try tell me Shakir reminds you of Lynn Swann!😂

I went back to wearing no Bills’ attire. That said, I still feel very out of sorts. This TNF game is going to be a nightmare too. I feel like I may need to try something entirely different.

It also could've been a completion. I think both of his INTs yesterday were good risks to take. The first one he makes a risky throw to avoid a safety. The second one he tried forcing a throw on 4th down - an INT is preferable to an incompletion on that play.

There are 7 games left. A million things can happen between then.

I remember playing backyard football and thinking I had hands like Cris Carter

In light of the atrocious call in last night's Sunday night matchup, should the NFL cut all ties to gambling? https://nypost.com/2025/11/15/opinion/nba-mlb-nfl-ncaa-must-cut-off-gambling-ties-or-brands-are-toast/

if we lose on Thursday, go Colts. If we win, go Chiefs IMO

That's why they have to be creative. One would think the Chiefs game showed them that.

You can’t have d tackles get manhandled one on one with a 180lb linebacker. Bernard is solid as the come in coverage but his small frame is a huge liability if those interior lineman can’t consistently warrant a double team

You saw that Ty Johnson TD? It was exactly that. The proportion had gotten crazy, turning JA into a game manager. But it can't always be like yesterday either!

I hadn’t cracked a beer until well into the second quarter, and even once I did, I was nursing it. No real reason other than I was watching the game alone which almost never happens. I realized this sometime shortly after halftime and started to up the pace a bit and good things started to happen (offensively at least). So I’d like to think that my drinking helped us win.

One and done if this happens.

The Ravens will never make the playoffs imo. They love running Lamar and he isn't built for this. Mark my words, IR

Only if you believe in politicians. I would have expected a 48 year-old person to have learned otherwise by that age. You indicated a short time ago that you expected it to happen starting on day one. That’s naïve.

As I've been saying all season, this offense needs balance. The main reason an aggressive pass game worked yesterday, was because it broke all the tendencies we've been putting on film over the first 9 games. The Bucs were crowding the line of scrimmage to stop the run and quick screens. So when we did play-action on 1st Down, guys were open downfield. There are going to be games we need to be run-heavy. And there are going to be games where the downfield stuff won't be there. If we suddenly just switch to a crazy and aggressive no matter what style down the stretch, it's going to backfire on us in 3-4 games when the opposing coordinators catch-up again. Don't throw the 13 personnel, Shakir screens, etc. into the trash. Just keep them on hold for when defenses switch it up.

One has to wonder if the excuse they used for benching was really a face-saving move. Allows them to shift blame to the player versus actually having accountability for drafting someone who doesn't have the right level of talent.