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Critical catch but frustrating drop. Caught another slant. Hoping his confidence builds before the playoffs. I don't need him to be a star, just make some plays. Hang in there Keon!

That too, but it goes all the way back to the early years of the old Tree Rivers Stadium.

Obviously this locker room is pretty close. Do you think this critical road win could be the late season spark to win out and go on a run? The team has flaws, but remains extremely dangerous... What are your thoughts?

Wow! Thank you and I never thought I would wear the gold jacket… GO BILLS

Thankfully it wasn’t the reverse outcome on those two plays haha

No, only if it affects his practice or playing time. And since Josh isnt coming out of that #1 spot and is full go in everything, they dont have to report any of it. That's why every post season you hear about guys who played through fractures, tears, etc. Never stopped them so not on the injury report.

Honestly... he was forced into it. Why didn't he adjust halfway through the Houston game?

Totally understand the way contact, and moreover cheap shots, bring out the apex competitor in Allen (and wish Brady embraced it the way Daboll seemed to, calling QB runs often enough to keep his QB on the hunt). HOWEVER, I have serious concerns about any team that doesn't come out and play every game, start to finish, with a focused urgency and/or rage. I know they're human beings, and mostly very rich and usually very sore/injured human beings at that, but WTF?! Players only have 17 (regular season, if they're lucky) opportunities each year to perform and prove their value to the team/league/posterity. Been a lot of sleepy first halves (especially on offense) this season innit

Need to see more of Grable at some point but Van Demark has played solid in tough spots over the past couple of years and I think he deserves a shot at being a full time starter in the league. It certainly feels like Anderson will be starter here somewhere next year whether it be at guard or center depending on what happens with Edwards/McGovern. It does feel like Dion is somewhat replaceable with some of these guys, however with his restructure and such he does not seem like a realistic cut candidate.

the one that bounced off his hands is basically the kind of catch we drafted him for. Dude just plays soft.

The defense limiting points off turnovers is somehow pretty standard for this team. It’s really bizarre considering how meh they’ve been most of the non post-turnover drives up until the last few weeks haha. I think they’ve only given up two or three td drives off turnovers all year and we’ve had a bunch of turnovers 😂. Probably like 3/17 giving up the td

progress!

I’ll throw my weekly Kingsbury love out there. I love what he was doing offensively, scheming guys open and getting vertical stretch down the field with Mariota playing qb. He's primed and he’s smart. He’s going to have success in his second go round as a HC.

Anderson was clearly nervous to start the game, but played well after early mistakes. Great credit to Anderson and Van Denmark for holding up on pass plays and playing well in the run game. Not a huge surprise. Both are our most experienced back-up linemen. RVD has 37 games of experience entering today and AA has 28. I thought RVD would lose his job in camp, but Grable’s injury helped secure RVDs status. I bet the Bills aren’t happy they kept RVD.

It would be silly to ignore the growing rift between Diggs and the coaching staff dating as far back as Dorsey, at least. And then of course the rift grew to freeze out Josh Allen as well. (Might even have been reciprocated, privately, at that point.) But yes, the Brady-led offense has had major issues consistently getting the ball to WRs who run routes past the line of scrimmage. Diggs, to his discredit, also failed to come through in the playoffs the last couple seasons he was in Buffalo, on an individual level. Moving on simply had to happen, unfortunately.

Time to go on a run

But but… he only runs in TDs from the 1-yd line. I think it’s Jalen Ramsey takes a hard shot on the play too from one of our OL. Funny how that works after his comments years ago

Harbaugh jumped his draft up so much. Until Harbaugh signed with Chargers, I don’t recall many pundits having J.J. even in the first round. He just happened to get drafted in a qb needy draft. He was what, the 5th QB taken? Any other year, he would have been a late 2nd/3rd rounder.

Too bad they couldn't of done a double header at Key Bank with Niagara vs Canisus in the first game

Yeah it seemed pretty blatant. Add in that false start as well and the tripping non-call. At least 4 bad calls when the game is on the line.

Not sure Beane will have that kind of leverage from his couch…here’s hoping 🤞🏻

Only if it limits him in practice, I think?

I think only if it limits his activities during practice.

Actually, this explains it. The cockamamie libertarian idea of the quasi-autonomous island state just off the coast of mainline Honduras. The new El Cryptador.