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Henry: 1 td pass(not bad for a rb) Jackson: 1 td pass

Not bad for a rb.

Pick!!

Blowout?!

Looks like you found a new team to cheer for.

Fumble!!!

Just keep Baltimore out of the end zone!!

That's why it's better for a wr to get open vs trying to catch contested passes. Dude is like 5'8".

Yes!!

Duke in a pre season game.

Looks like their getting in Jackson's head. Hope so. Let's go Titans!!

He wasn't getting open. No exaggeration. Only 1 catch wasn't a contested catch. Yep, the person who started this thread.

Wow! Comparing the 2 by saying Duke is a rookie is a stretch. You're talking about a "rookie" who'll be 27 yrs old before the next season starts. Think about that for a second. If he hasn't reached his potential yet... If you watched the playoff game, you could clearly see Duke got no separation, all game long. That's why his catches are contested. His only easy catch was when he ran a quick slant with the db 8 yds off the los. When he was pressed, he was never open. We don't need a wr who catches SOME contested passes cuz he can't get open. We can and should do better.

Ooh lamp. Ooh lamp. Dude, stop it already.

If I call this guy an idiot who gives #billsmafia a bad name, am I going to have to start wearing disguises? Dear Mr. Hickman, I live in Iran. Just in case you feel like having a face to face.

Offense didn't make the plays they had in front of them. Td dropped at the end of the half. Pass dropped w a minute left in regulation that would have shifted the field. Worse was a kick ass play in ot that just wasn't blocked right. 1 block and Josh is still running. That was a game winning call. That play perfectly illustrates the fact that a play not working isn't always cuz of a bad play call.The players are to blame for this loss, not Daboll.

Not sure if you are counting the pass to Duke with 1 minute left in regulation. If you are, that was definitely a drop. Perfect back shoulder pass that should have been caught. Please don't bring up that it was contested. The ball is laterally in his hands. If your forte is catching contested passes, that catch has to be made. Calling it a no chance in happening pass is making excuses for Duke. Any other wr in our roster dropping that one would have had the wrath of Duke fans. But he now gets excuses.

Because I trust Beane, I was torn when the pick was made. In between " WTH" and "I trust Beane". I trust Beane.

As a Bills fan, I've been doing this for years: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://fox8.com/2020/01/07/have-the-browns-blues-petition-to-make-medical-marijuana-a-treatment-for-bengals-browns-fans-submitted-to-state/amp/&ved=2ahUKEwinrLblgPXmAhVEb60KHSM3ALkQ0PADegQIARAH&usg=AOvVaw0_tvIH8Q7XEi4uiBDMy6Qq&ampcf=1

I ran a few simulations on fanspeak and my favorite results had Cam Akers in the 4th and Dillon with 1 of our 5th. FSU has had such a bad oline the last 3 yrs, but Akers still produced. When i say bad, think Bill line last year. If Akers can do what he did behind that line, he should do well behind a competent line like ours. That has us with Devin, Cam and Dillon. All 3 i n rookie deals too. Just my take.

He should have caught this contested pass. That's the only attribute he brings. No one mentions the critical drop with a minute left in regulation either. Turn your video on to 1 minute left in regulation. Also the only time he was "open" all night was a 5 yd slant where the db was 8 yds off the los. For a guy " who's open when he's not", he sure wasn't. We went from " coaches are dumb not to put him in" to making excuses for his 2 critical drops. IMO We don't need a guy who MIGHT catch a contested pass cuz he struggles to get open.

Conley's defense and the op's picture come into play only after Duke misses on his initial attempt to catch a pass that was perfectly placed and should have been caught.

Way to mislead the Duke contingent. Others aren't falling for It though. There is a video clip that shows your picture was after Duke let the ball slip through his hands. He should have caught it. Your pic shows Conley defending Duke from catching his own bobble. Also, with 1 minute left in regulation, Duke dropped a perfect back shoulder pass where he got 2 hands on it. Booger mentioned it too. We would have gone from our 47yd line to the texans 33yd line. Instead of game planning for a td, we're now forced to get in fg range. He was being defended, but a perfectly placed ball was in both hands only to be dropped. These are exactly the plays Duke fans say he makes, all the time. He failed, big time. Someone here wrote, if he was active all season, he would have caught everything. He had 232 attempts in Canada, with 101 NOT completed. 101 not completed!! That is not catching everything. It's the opposite. He made a few catches vs Houston and the Jets, but it took 12 attempts vs the Jets to make 6 receptions and 10 vs Houston to make 4 receptions. This, plus the #s in Canada show one thing. Duke is consistently inconsistent. Maybe we should burn the Duke highlight videos and look at a video of his fails. Contrary to the experts here posting highlights, the coaching staff knew what they were doing in sitting him.

Watch the video. Conley got his hand in there after Duke whiffed on the ball. He had both hands on the ball at first. Conley kept Duke from catching his own bobble. Either way Duke should have made the catch. Those types of plays are the only reason he was even on the team.

Just before halftime, your complaint should be Duke dropping a td right in his hands. If knox or morse make 1 block on the qb sweep in ot, josh either scores or we're in position for a game winning fg. Overall, the play calling was fine. Execution on the other hand... That's on the players.