Jauronimo

Laughably incorrect.

And the run game was the only part of the offense that worked. Did you need to see more of Josh throwing into double and triple coverage trying to find Stef?

LAMP

First line has been completely ineffective. Tage has been mostly invisible which is tough to do when you're 7'6". Peterka, Cozens, and the Mitts line are generating all the chances.

Thats a little extreme but whatever you gotta do.

The Rags were playing D and penalty killing like its the conference finals. Good for them but its a long season. Dahlin and Cozens need to get shots off quicker.

Power had a rough first period. Couple of turnovers, unable to get to the rebound or defend the pass to avoid the first goal. Levi probably could have done better with the rebound. Joker was no help. Benson looked pretty sharp. Couple of really nice touch passes to setup teammates. He looks dangerous out there. Besides the time he decided to become the 3rd forward behind the offensive net, his positioning stands out in a good way. The shorthanded goal was on him and a lack of awareness. Levi played a decent game. Not much he could do on 3 of the 4 goals allowed. He made some nice stops to keep it close into the 3rd. First line was mostly ineffective. Skinner had a few chances. Cozens line was by far the most dangerous although Dylan might be playing with a hole in his stick. Hit a couple of posts which could have changed the game but Buffalo wasn't dangerous enough. Sabres did not generate a ton of quality chances. So many f@#$ing shots blocked. The Rangers did well to clog shooting lanes but Dahlin and Cozens need to be better and Tage has to put pucks on goal. Refs were bad through two periods. The calls on Benson and Greenway were atrocious.

Power had a rough first period. Couple of turnovers, unable to get to the rebound or defend the pass to avoid the first goal. Levi probably could have done better with the rebound. Joker was no help. Benson looked pretty sharp. Couple of really nice touch passes to setup teammates. He looks dangerous out there. Besides the time he decided to become the 3rd forward behind the offensive net, his positioning stands out in a good way. The shorthanded goal was on him and a lack of awareness. Levi played a decent game. Not much he could do on 3 of the 4 goals allowed. He made some nice stops to keep it close into the 3rd. First line was mostly ineffective. Skinner had a few chances. Cozens line was by far the most dangerous although Dylan might be playing with a hole in his stick. Hit a couple of posts which could have changed the game but Buffalo wasn't dangerous enough. Sabres did not generate a ton of quality chances. So many f@#$ing shots blocked. The Rangers did well to clog shooting lanes but Dahlin and Cozens need to be better and Tage has to put pucks on goal. Refs were bad through two periods. The calls on Benson and Greenway were atrocious.

I guess I didn't wear my normal standing buffalo shirt. I wore a different Bills shirt. I thought we were past this ***** where my choice of shirt changes the outcome of the game but here we are 3 wins with the classic shirt and 2 losses with other Bills shirts.

We love our marginally talented try hards and resent actual NFL talent.

My sources say there was hand stuff going on underneath the bleachers. Big if true.

There are none to be found.

Whenever you have an opportunity to sign a 40 year old DB who hasn't played in years, you gotta take it.

Sign a guy who has played in the NFL within the last 3 years.

Has anyone told them that those evals have an age limit?

LaPorta had a whole frontal lobe lobotomy this morning. Just saying....

The offenses fault is that they couldn't stay on the field or score points. You cited 40 minutes of Jax TOP as if its only a function of defense. If offense puts together the occasional drive, the Bills TOP improves. If Bills TOP improves the defense has more time to rest. Since games are of finite length, that leaves less time for the opponent to possess the ball. Do you understand these concepts? The offense hung a defensive unit missing half its starters out to dry all game. Any other interpretation of the game is critically flawed. But sure, maybe if the defense got off the field a little sooner then Martin could have uncorked a few more bombs.

40 minutes of TOP was because the offense couldn't stay on the field. Look at this drive chart: https://www.espn.com/nfl/playbyplay/_/gameId/401547228 1. 3 plays, 1:25, punt 2. 3 plays, 1:56, punt 3. 6 plays, 2:06, punt 4. 4 plays, 2:24, punt 5. 11 plays 4:30, TD 6. 4 plays, 1:26, punt 7. 4 plays, 1:34, punt 8. 4 plays, 1:43, INT (remarkably, the score was only 11-7 at this moment and the game was winnable) 9. 4 plays, 0:45, TD We have losses to two of the shittiest offenses in the NFL. So theres that.

Even the play they all hate him for was far from dirty. If Tua had actual bones instead of some primitive cartilaginous exoskeleton he would have never gotten hurt on the play in question. Meanwhile they love that sex offender Wilkins. Florida man is not too bright.

Dolphins first TD was an 18 yard drive after an Allen INT. Dolphins second TD was a strip sack on Allen. Defense held Miami to 209 net yards and forced two turnovers. It was only a contest because Buffalo's offense kept Miami in the game. Miami scoring drives: - 38 yards, 3 - 18 yards, 6 - 8 yards, 9 - 18 yards, 17 - 0 yards, 24 - 75 yards, 31 Buffalo defense allowed one drive all game. This is not the game to talk about Buffalo's playoff defense.

By any standard for offensive football. Diggs running free and not getting the ball is consistent with a garbage offensive performance.

The offense was complete garbage yesterday

Its the only time you'll find me on team gabagool. Its hard for me to admit that the culture that brought us Jersey Shore has any redeeming qualities but I have to admit that Italy has no competition for what those paisanos built in the tri-state area that fueled pizza culture across the country. Neapolitan pizza can f@#$ right off.

Curry is 100% a british invention. And the reason why there are curries in thailand, japan, and the caribbean is also completely british. https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2019/04/why-we-call-indian-dishes-curry-colonial-history/586828/ https://indiaphile.info/what-is-curry-and-a-recipe-for-garam-masala/

Totally disagree on #2. The curry house is distinctly british. The term curry itself is british in origin and a misnomer for kari a hindi word meaning sauce. Any dish with sauce became known as a "curry" during the colonial period in india and these dishes were adapted to and made for british tastes. Chicken tikka masala is the national dish of England and is believed to have originated in London. The pizza we eat in the states is distinctly American from ingredients used to cooking style to ovens used. It bears little resemblance to what is eaten Italy. Italians may have invented it but it was perfected by Americans.