All Activity

Steelers, and. yes, they pushed a lot of rubber pellets off of the field.

CJ Stroud is Marcus Mariota with better hair.

Yeah, and sometimes he makes great throws.

Amazing throw. I would argue this isn’t even in Allen’s top 3. Just off the top of my head, the pass to Murray in the Chiefs game, the Ty Johnson throw in the Denver playoff game, the TD to Knox in the Patriots playoff game, the throw to Shakir vs Baltimore regular season last year. I mean this is literally just the tip of the iceberg. He has some of the most improbable completions we have ever seen.

Was it the missile he threw up the middle and Diggs went up and made an unbelievable catch?

This is actually a great analogy.

https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/a-quick-look-at-the-nfls-snow-removal-rules Believe these are still current Or 95%... So they're allowed to clear 10 yard intervals and sidelines during play And during halftime they can remove if they want

It’s seemed to hurt the bills more than the Bangles too, we seemed like we were tap dancing on ice all day, till we kicked there butts! 😅

they tried back in 2016 (or was it 2017) in the game here against the Jets. With some tractors that had spinning attachments. Ended up all but destroying the field 🤣🤣🤣

I do appreciate an aggressive defensive scheme, even if it gives up plays. Just seems the opposition is forced to earn it more, versus giving up free yards.

Whoever is at RT, they need to help him in pass pro.

I have to say Cincy. This was one of those exorcise your demons games. We've had success against Baltimore on every level. Watching Cincy march down the field opening drive and score almost at will afterwards was demoralizing to an extent. It seemed like they were on the verge of making yet another statement against us and we just had to watch it happen. I legitimately shed a tear on that Benford pick 6 lol. I was that emotionally invested in just getting a lead. I think this one meant 10x more and potentially unlocks another level in Josh Allen.

Someone I know who has been plugged in before told me barring some sort of abrupt change or breakout to expect the Bills to trade Keon this offseason. From the outside looking in, that obviously seems like a very plausible scenario regardless of what anyone hears. But he has been hearing this going back to before the healthy scratch game that the Bills are not seeing what they expect out of him and without a big turnaround are looking to move on. My personal opinion on what is going on with him is a combo of his offseason praise and hype from teammates, coaches and FO combined with his big 4th quarter game week 1 set a level of expectations of what he just expected his role and season would look like this year. And when he isn't seeing that, his motivation, effort, and focus diminish as he isn't happy with his role and wants to be a bigger part of the offensive game plan. And honestly, we saw it last year too after he got back from injury and his role wasn't the same between the offense rolling while he was out and Cooper taking snaps too. He looked like a different guy completely before injury that had him on a 1000 yard season pace the 5 games prior to injury. But when he came back, he wasn't close to the same player even though the type of injury he had wasn't one to linger or keep affecting his play. Poor effort, motivation, and/or focus is one of the fastest ways to get yourself cut or traded in the NFL, specially with this regime. Someone needs to get to Keon to help get his head on straight and fast or I can't see him on this team next year.

Their snickerdoodle cookies are second to none!

Mahomes walks to the huddle like Liberace would walk to the piano

All this procedural talk is off topic, gentleman. 😐

The delay of game wasnt a horrible call… but with the spread at 7.5, giving them a meaningless field goal to cut the lead to 7 is a little shady I suppose..

there have been some AWESOME games at the old place in its farewell season! The huge comeback against the Ravens, the Bucs game a few weeks ago with 8 or 9 lead changes, and today against the Bengals with two awesome QBs dueling it out in the snow.

That Houston D is just nasty overall and doing the same thing to the Chiefs as they hit us with.

I think it may have been; it was in Detroit right? My mental image of the play is in a darkish indoor stadium.

Sometimes?

Famous last words and all that but they don't scare me. We need to play them like we played Pittsburgh. Chippers on every drop back, run Cook until his legs fall off, quick passes to RBs and TEs all game long. On defense plant Benford on Collins and make Stroud uncomfortable in the pocket. We came in with the wrong gameplan the first time. As much as I've lost confidence in this coaching staff even I don't think they're too stupid to learn from that.

Is this the end?

That was a high risk, high reward throw. That’s why it making that throw as a last resort on 4th down, made it a necessary throw, not a reckless throw.

G Unit. What a reference 😝