vincec

The Bills certainly should have only rushed 3 men on those two plays and not 4. Even Romo pointed that out during the broadcast. As for rushing 2, I've never seen the Bills do that so I'm not sure it's in their playbook the way it is in say New England's. The real problem, from what I saw is that everyone was WAY to deep and KC just dumped the ball off and gained 20 yards each time before anyone could come up and make a tackle on the receiver. They totally needed to play more people in coverage and jamb / hold the receivers to slow everything down. But alas, it didn't happen. And Andy Reid is very good in these situation. I remember them scoring a long TD on a middle screen at the end of the half a few years ago vs Belichick and NE so it's not just McDermott that gets burned.

Yes, but the Bills filled the #1 defense in the NFL. That was supposed to be an advantage.

It's just the spin machine trying to justify the Bills now having one of the worst punters in the league. I just hope Haack doesn't cost the Bills tonight.

We'll see if he looks better against Chris Jones that Feliciano did last year. That would be a big help next week.

Not just the commitment to it, but Singletary’s play. It makes life a whole lot easier on the OL when the defense doesn’t know it’s a pass on every play and has to play a little more honestly.

Seems like a typical BB press conference after a loss to me.

This game was amazing on offense on so many levels, but I really liked how they found a way to run to the edge with speed by using McKenzie on those power sweeps. Great design.

Arians was a 2x NFL coach of the year before he had Brady on his team, so I don’t think “just another retread” is a fair characterization. Sounds like quite a team player. I can’t imagine why he has trouble staying on a roster.

I mean, isn't the food free for the players?

The Bills would get a 3rd round pick if this happens, right?

Thanks. I think Madden would have liked Kelly.

They did Super Bowl XXVI and I also remember them in a pre-season game from that same season, but in Buffalo I think you may be right.

Rodman is a 5x NBA champion, 2x NBA defensive POY, 2x NBA All-Star, and has numerous other accolades and achievements. He may have been eccentric but he certainly didn't hurt the teams he was playing on. In fact, quite the opposite. He is nothing like Antonio Brown, IMO.

Need the rubber match to decide things. Should be a good one.

Maybe he should have dropped him after his "one strike."

He was a borderline adequate player before the injury so he doesn't have room to lose explosiveness. Coming back from two achilles tears and then actually improving would be one for the journal. I wish him the best but it seems pretty grim.

Too much already invested in young DEs. Maybe they pickup a veteran but I can’t see them drafting another one in the first round. At thins point, I would guess: DT WR G/C

A parting slap in the face.

I noted that during the game too. The Bills thought the DB matching up with McKenzie would have trouble with him and it was obviously a big part of their game plan. The pass protection made it possible to exploit. Good game planning by Daboll. Good execution on the field.

Good luck beating KC to make it to the Super Bowl this season 1) they have the best team in the AFC 2) they are playing their best football right now 3) they have home field throughout 4) they have championship experience

And considering NE has a rookie QB, I would be pretty optimistic about their future if I was a Pats fan. May or may not develop into a serious Super Bowl contender, but they sure looks like a playoff team to me for the next few years.

He played well today and always plays hard, but he definitely has his limitations.

B- Predictable. Pass defense was solid. Run defense was weak. Pats couldn't break any huge plays today, which helped, but they were also 5 for 5 on 4th downs and averaged 5.5 yards per carry. They did enough to win but the offense was the real key.

Man, the window closed fast. More like a camera shutter than a window.