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Yeah that's the risk. Honestly Moore is doing a bang up job though

I agree with you on the spot on Josh's slide. He was clearly past the 1st down marker in live time. It was a terrible spot. Terry McCauley in the NBC booth, (who usually sides with the refs) said it was clearly an erroneous spot. Someone on the Bills sideline should have seen the initial replay (or even in live time) told McDermott to challenge.

The Dolphins had all the time they needed to score. Our timeouts were to preserve time for us after they did.

we are ball control on o, we have a sick OL and run game, so that's the story so far on o (aside from cracking 30 points every time they play a game, and no TOs). i think we have a bit of a pass game identity and outside wr problem. we don't have anyone who can stress the d deep. a nico collins or that scary terry guy in dc would make this o look like a madden game. we don't have that tho, and while coleman is showing improve he's just not there yet. i think we need to shift even more to the multiple TE sets. aside from maybe the ravens or eagles who can just body up on any team, i don't think many nfl teams do much against that.

When your passing problem is running the ball to well it's just not right. This is all James Cooks fault😡

Is anyone else seeing this?

Clifford is the best. Love those books.

So whats the rule? Just paste it here and prove me wrong.

Saints Patriots Falcons Panthers Chiefs Dolphins Buccaneers Texans* Steelers* Bengals* Patriots Browns Eagles Jets Despite the score, they never felt like they were going to lose the game last night unless they made a huge mistake along the way. Half of their schedule above (bolded, italicized) they will likely be able to play like that and win. Possibly throw the Bengals into that mix once there's more tape on Browning. I also don't think the Steelers are destined for greatness. The Texans still have a great defense, but Stroud looks lost. I expect us to beat the Falcons, but we may have to work a bit harder on offense than we have aside from the Ravens game. Last week and this week, it really had the feel of a clearly superior, dominant team only opening the playbook enough to get the W. It kinda feels like we're going to try to run the ball down teams throats, take the short stuff, and shorten the game as our primary MO unless the opponent forces us to do more than that. It may be boring AF, but in the end if we're healthy and dominating going into Jan/Feb, I'll take it.

I thought so. They hired him in 2024, and I never heard that he left.

As did Al Holcomb when he broke that play down for him in the film room and told him to be ready for it. Bernard was up to the task. Coaching played a big part in that play- per Bernard

Maybe they were all in on the foreign plot that took out Kirk! Do you think?

Think I might try and read Clifford the big red dog. At lot less words.

If it was obvious as a lot of posters keep saying it was, why didn't replay assist step in and overturn it? This seems very nitpicky, honestly. I haven't watched it since the broadcast, but I don't remember thinking it was obviously not a possession.

1) I remember that play. That was also the game when Allen got a penalty for stiff-arming Aaron Donald in his grill. 2) PFR, which is where Google AI gets it data, has a discrepancy in its data. They list 5 passing TDs for Josh in the game logs for 2024, but only 4 in the yearly stats. Hence the 299 vs. 300.

You’re probably right. Go Bills

This is absolutely crazy. The rule is in the post. Its right there. FFS. It amazes me you think you know more about the FCC than the Chairman. Especially fighting so hard for a racist. What if Megyn Kelly did Black face? Would you want her off the air? Still waiting for you to answer my question.

I never surprises me that the average Joe, sitting on their couch with picture perfect and slowed down camera angles knows better what to do after 14 hours then the coach who sees one quick angle and has 40 seconds to decide.

Yup. Defender ripped it away after the TE (not Knox) was down by contact. The Bills challenged and the call was upheld. The announcers were mystified.

Does Parry still work for the Bills? I don't see anything on the team website that shows him on staff.

The whole fascist media jumping in the blame the victim.

It’s so funny now that mayfield is playing well and Darnold has looked good at times. ‘Right josh’ was the only flat out bust in the class lol. Hell even mason rudolph carved out a pretty nice career backup role

I think you would be complaining when he challenged them and lost both. It would have cost him the Ravens game if he had challenged the spot as if we lost it (and almost assuredly they would have still marked him short). The hill bobble it looked like he still had 1 foot down with control and the 2nd foot came down in bounds. It was close, but I think it was the right call as they did not overturn it with the “eye in the sky” that they also use. So overall - since you have no idea of the process and the Bills brought in an ex Ref to review these - I think I will be fine with the current process rather than whiney complaining.