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As Bill Belichick says, games in the NFL are lost more than they're won. It's that team that makes one more mistake, one more bad decision, one bad bounce, that lets the game slip away. It's the team that simply does their job and nothing else who comes away with the victory. So in this case, I get the coverage talking about the Ravens losing/blowing the game. I mean, they had it in hand and a 0.9% win chance, and then made a series of bad decisions and bad plays to hand us the game. I'm not offended because at the end of the day, we're still 1-0 and on top of the Division and Conference.

Aren't they supposed to have the tech tennis uses but it is for challenges only? Seems like it might be too much to do it for every little spot, but I say have the tech do it for any close calls within 1-2 years of a first down either way. I think for the obvious less consequential spots keep the game moving and let the refs handle it.

For those saying he was crap for 3 quarters because of his yardage total - well watch the game again. He was open and didn't get the ball several times during those 3 quarters and also our play calling was crap through 3 quarters as well. For example - 3rd and goal, Allen had Keon on the left for 6 when he beat his guy off his cut. Allen threw short to his left instead and didn't see Keon and we settled for a FG. Our offense didn't find a rhythm until the 4th quarter, and there were a lot of terrible 2nd and 3rd down calls that killed drives, caused 3 and outs, etc.

I thought Milano, as well as Dorian Williams and Bernard, were completely negated, especially Brernard who was tossed aside by that big Ravens line.

Imagine if they had called RtP on that play.

The bills don't win if Henry doesn't fumble but Josh and the O played lights out! I'd say both.

“That's what she said.” ~~ Michael Scott

ravens lost that game it's ok to admit

It was a happy medium. The Ravens called weird plays and didn't execute them well on their last 3 possessions. This opened the door for the Bills. Josh Allen kicked open that door and shat all over their hopes with a big goofy smile on his face.

It would be simpler if the refs would just use separate eleven-yard chains when Buffalo has the ball.

The 716 game because apparently that's time left when it all started

Nah, that's part of the game. Why do fans see it as it not being OK for players to taunt the fans when the fans do it to them all the time? You can yell and taunt all you want from either side...but you can't initiate contact like that from either side either. The Bills fan in this case was totally in the wrong. As others have said, if Lamar had punched him in the face, he would've IMO been well within reason.

It’s not one or the other. It’s a 60 minute game. This “did they win vs the other team losing” is so tired. its a 60 minute football game and we came out on top

Scouting report says he lacks separation skills against man and general routing running ability. Let's see how he develops. Remembers Knox was not much of a pass catcher coming into NFL, even Kelce was not considered explosive enough to create great separation with his breaks out of college. Look at where Kelce is now, especially against zone he always finds the right open spot

Yeah. Talking heads not giving us MUCH credit. There is SOME, but not a lot. Honestly, let's move on. We took Ravens 2 best shots (playoffs and last night) and we're the ones standing victorious at the end.

Oh and that sheriff your screen name and that movie is based on killed his wife. You might want to change your screen name.

Both.

Yea that’s fair…I hadn’t seen that talking point much but it’s unsurprising. Seems like these analysts value a storyline over the truth these days lol

That kid does not represent Bills Mafia. He's on his own for that one.

It has been interesting to see how many reactions to the game are focusing on how the Ravens managed to lose the game. Not a lot of effort is given to crediting the Bills for their comeback. Does it seem so to you?

It wasn't really his fault but I think Groot gets him if Bosa hadn't inadvertently cut his legs.

It’s you. They mess up equally for all teams.

The blog-article is just one example. I heard chatter about it last night from talking heads, social media posts, etc. How many plays did he have where he got beat? I counted two. I didn't include the almost-sack, because you would expect that one of the other 10 players could make on play there when Jackson is 15 yards back from the LoS, under duress and slowed. On a day where Henry and Jackson ran all over us, no one walked out flawless.

Not just from Buffalo; from every stadium in the league 👍

Completely ignoring the fact that Henry, not Jackson, carried their offense up until that fumble...