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Tua and who?

The murder victim was “dragged into political messaging” = a new way of saying “Republicans pounce!” Holy ****

I agree - they don't. But the only way they will learn to be better is by working at it. It's something that needs to be in the arsenal, and when it's time to go for it, they need to go for it. JMO

Yes, and if you fail to convert the first conversion, you're always playing catchup on future extra points which is what the Bills did all night. They're lucky it didn't cost them the game. Other than that, McDermott did a fine job of game management.

We don't care.....lock them all up.

The Raven Cave-In. I know, it takes away from what the Billls did to win, but it rhymes.

All you saw was a snippet the Bills decided to release. You have no idea what game balls they handed out and what coaches said to players. I guarantee you Ed’s performance was appreciated and saluted by his teammates and coaches.

Given all the offseason talk of Cook not being able to block, you'd think Josh would have just called a Time Out so we could swap Ty Johnson into the game... OR we just do exactly as I imagined and slip Cook out into space and get the ball to him quickly so he doesnt need to block and we can make the defense pay for leaving him open. HE DOESNT NEED TO BE ABLE TO PASS BLOCK!

https://www.twobillsdrive.com/community/topic/261316-bills-ravens-game-needs-a-moniker/

I agree. I didn't say there was anything wrong with people leaving. I wish they wouldn't, because I'd like the stadium to be full to support the team, but it isn't for me to tell people whether they should stay or go.

As soon as the kick went through the uprights, I yelled "suck it, Harbaugh!" Maybe that's the name.

In case any of you were wondering these two elderly gentleman are referencing a song by The Coasters from 1956.

Most teams prefer kicking in the return zone so kicking it to or out of the end zone not necessary. As starting at the 35 puts the defense in a much tougher spot to avoid giving up points.

I love Keon, I was OK with the pick at the time, didn't love it but didn't hate it. I didn't like Worthy because I thought he would have durability issues but I liked some of the other WR's ahead of Keon. But if I am going to take the haters perspective I would just say "WelL ITs OnE GAmE". I honestly think so much of this teams fortunes on offense are going to be can they get Keon to take a step up and can Kincaid get back to where he was his rookie year plus be more consistent. So far on the early returns both guys have had nice week one performances. But it is only one game let's see these young players continue to ascend!

I honestly never like the Elam pick when it happened and thought he was gonna be average at best. I think there is plenty to like about Hairston and will end up getting back into the mix later in the season. Either way, it's good problem to have. Beane needs to start trading his 1st and 2nds and stock piling those 4ths, 5ths and 6ths. Whoever the guy that scouts for "potential late rounders" needs a raise.

Bills D was simply overmatched at a majority of positions. Let’s be grateful that Ed had a huge game and the unit finally forced a three and out when it mattered most. Those two things were enough to give Josh a chance, AKA enough to win. And I’m certain the D will improve as the season progresses.

He's posing like a General getting his photo taken in the 19th century.

I will recycle and go with the line from the Ref with 1 sec left before halftime: HOLD ON BALTIMORE!!!

They IR'd Carter & Bass, Franklin only filled 1 spot when they did this.

I don’t see the issue with leaving a game early. People have things to do and don’t want to waste time watching a beat down. The people whose value system is such that: staying in a stadium for an extra twenty minutes and sitting in traffic for an extra hour for the insanely low chance they witness a game one win is worth it are not better people.

One point you're forgetting. The Steelers had ZERO film of the Jets offense. With new coaches, playbook, and QB, the league had little idea of what they would see. We have four quarters of film where they had to pull out all the stops to try to get a win.

I am reversing the normal phrase because it is more fitting for the analysis of our defense after Sunday. With that said it has been over a day and I am trying to be rational with these thoughts and there were a few positives I found (specific to the D line) rather then just saying they were awful Sunday which is easy to say. Ugly The run defense. Henry was not just breaking tackles he wasn't even being touched at times on some of the runs. For a team which has had some dog days against the run this was an all time classic display of bad even if Henry is a HOF RB that has very few equals. The defense the until 9:18 left in the game. 40 points and just two forced punts. It basically was last years regular season game again except our offense came to play this time Whatever Terrell Bernard was doing all night. I have generally liked his play since he has become a starter but this was an all time WTF was that performance. Whether it is not trusting the coverage over top or overplaying plays where he was badly out of position it was ugly as sin. The safeties. The good news is Baltimore probably is the most complete offense they will play all season so as weak as this spot is right now your not going to face what you saw every week... but holy yikes. Rapp is as fast as a sloth and Bishops body I believe is still implanted in the turf right now. I understand Bishop is young and will take his lumps, but it is very frustrating that a spot every one said needs improvement was ignored and put on display so badly in front of the world. Bobby Babich. Sooo in 3 games vs Baltimore they have averaged 34 ppg against our D, the Chiefs 27 ppg, etc.. you get where this is going. Last year was year one and I get learning the ropes etc.. but year 2 even with the injuries/suspensions this defense was invested in tenfold and that is the best you can do? Long season and I have said on here all off season it is going to take half the season for this defense to come together, but by seasons end they better be a far stiffer unit across the board or his time will be numbered. Bad Taron Johnson and Benford had a relatively poor performance all evening, but not nearly as bad as their counterparts. Given the high level or play they bring you would have liked to have seen more impact plays from both Blitzing Bishop from Niagara Falls. Apparently the Ravens caught this early and intentionally hiked before Bishop could actually be in his spot, but regardless while the idea to blitz wasn't bad the execution was hilariously bad. Overall energy of the defense from the 2nd quarter until 9:18. They looked like they needed someone to step up and do something to get it going and no one was there. The one question that has been asked since all the old vets left is who will be the guys to step up when its tough sledding. I loved Oliver's play, Groot & Milano had a few nice moments, but this defense will not always get that turnover which turns a bad day around or the game may already be lost at that point. Some of the newer younger guys you'd like to see someone step up or one of the more established guys like Milano to help make a stop. One game, long season, but just something since last year I have been watching Good The defense from 9:18 in the 4th on. Two three and outs plus a forced fumble to alter the game. For as awful as they were they made some strong plays late that kept it alive Ed Oliver. I can only hope he goes a full season playing like this because he was a terror and did alter the game enough to make it a game again. The overall defensive line got some pressure and you can see the potential with Bosa mixed in that they can become a force. That is really encouraging and I thought Bosa as the game went on found himself. There isn't much after a 40 pt performance you hang your hat on but the defensive line legitimately has me excited for what they could do over the year Dorian Strong in his first start was fine. That is a compliment given the state of the rest of the secondary and back end, but for a rookie day one I thought he did a good job. One final thought: The defense was bad for the vast majority of the game and the secondary feels like a massive question mark at this point given the safeties especially. The trend still exists that this defense gets exposed against great offenses until they finally show otherwise. With that said Baltimore is the best offense they will play all season and their fans are asking and saying everything we are. The defense will benefit from playing some lower teams which will allow some time to figure solutions and play out which will help. Until they play KC they do not face a QB of Lamar's caliber and after that it isn't until Burrow where you face another guy and offense that can do that so the defense and coaching staff has time to figure out a lot of answers. With that said if you are pessimistic on the defense moving forward I can't blame you as they keep living up to being a unit the comes up small when the competition is the best. Thankfully we got a whole season coming so hopefully they can change that.

I wonder if he can kick off too, so we can save prater’s leg?