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In the game of football and especially at the highest level, the NFL refs could call a penalty on every single play of every single game played. That said for one team to have an excessive amount to their opponent on any given sunday is wrong and screams of an axe to grind or other illegal things going on. Penaltie amounts per game should pretty much be equal week in and week out.

Diggs worked the whole secondary man. Played well against Benford and Taron in their assignments.

A couple of decades of success has really done a # on that fanbase.

They won they get to gloat. That comes with the territory. But even he doesn't believe this, its all for show and views.

How the hell did he get his hand on the nose of the ball? Football 101 I learned in pee wee football, keep your hand on the nose of the football and grip it tight.

Maye had Diggs vs Tre White Josh had Coleman/Palmer vs Gonzalez/Davis. That was the difference.

Keon “Yo-Yo” Coleman. I like it!!!!!

i already said- you need to pause at the top of his drop as that's when the reads/timing match up not after he's bailed right

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I’m not knives out for Allen.. Im knives out for this FO that refuses to give Allen an acceptable WR room which inevitably leads to games like this where he gets beat up physically AND mentally, leading to mistakes he rarely makes. And Week 5 isn’t the end of the world, but this is what we see year in/year out against KC in the playoffs with Allen having to be superhuman while Mahomes can simply play QB against our undersized decimated soft Defense. The Allen mistakes don’t make me want to rip Allen .. they make me beyond frustrated that Beane won’t give him what he deserves at WR year in, year ****** out.

I’d like for his intentional groundings to be called. Both were the textbook definition “get rid of the ball ASAP before this player sacks me” type.

That’s where I was at entering the season. It’s Superbowl or bust for Sean. I’ll give him a pass if they lose but the following season would be contingent on silver ware seeing as you just got there.

Penalties and very uncharacteristic ball security issues ultimately destroyed this game. or they would have eeked it out .

Shawn Hochuli hates the Bills and officiates as such. It is what it is.

This is a great observation. Allen played his B game and the Bills lost. Mahomes plays a lot of B games that the Chiefs win. And that's why the Chiefs and not the Bills are going to Super Bowl games.

I'll have to go back and review but it seemed like the Bills penalties gave pats first downs after stopping them, 3rd and 5 ... D holding etc... it seemed like the Patriots penalties were all additional yards after a first down was obtained. facemask, late hit etc... I said to my daughters before the game that i bet the NFL wants a more competitive AFC East and they will find a way to give the Pats a win.

He owned that int in the press conference with no excuses. And he is correct. On the handoff fumble he said "it was a bad handoff" without pointing fingers. He didn't need to say anything about the stupid fumble by Coleman.

Hochuli as an official sucks, big time. It's like he studied the fine print in the rule book and brought out these obscure calls just to screw the Bills. Such a jag.

How is that luck? We are the team that put a washed player in that position. It's just bad roster management

As I stated in another thread, Sean McDermott's defensive scheme is outdated. The NFL is constantly evolving and changing. When McDermott first started putting this thing together, the big trend was attacking downfield with big passing plays. His system was built for stopping that. Not to mention, he had a fantastic secondary with prime Tre White, Taron Johnson, Jordan Poyer and Micah Hyde to execute it. Now nobody is finding success downfield (even Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes), and offenses are shifting into bigger O-Lines and power running games. Teams with small D-Lines and Linebackers, playing mostly Nickel are getting absolutely steamrolled. You will notice that very few defenses can stay good/elite for more than a 3-4 years. That's because it's hard to keep 11 guys together on that side of the ball with age and free agency. It's also hard for coordinators to adapt to the changing landscape around them. Most have a system or scheme they are comfortable with, and aren't good at changing. I honestly like what McDermott brings to the table as a leader and head coach. But his defensive system has run it's course. For the last two seasons, they have relied almost completely on turnovers. Last night was probably their best half of football since last December, and they couldn't sustain it for 4 quarters. Once the Patriots figured things out, they once again couldn't stop a nosebleed. We need a new perspective on that side of the ball. Scheme, Play-calling and Personnel.

No but a guy like Terrell Bernard has done pretty well. Like people say not every GM hits on every pick, but having more picks gives you a shot to hit on it, vs a guy who is here for a like a season and gone.

What? Now you are attacking me for having an opinion also? You think I don't watch the nfl and don't know anything? Whatever. I now have been told I live in my moms basement, I only understand football from a madden point of view (don't even own or play the game) and now I do not watch the nfl either? Ridiculous. I will just keep my thoughts to myself going forward I guess.

It was to pay homage to our time out usage since 2017

UP: Kincaid Epenesa Dawkins DOWN: Tre White Coleman Rapp