Bleeding Bills Blue

I mean i may have yelled "fall on the F*****G ball!!!!!" to no one in particular as my wife was upstairs not watching the game.

They also scored 27 points with 500 some odd offensive yards and won by 3. Mahomes had like 3 picks called back on penalties too.

I think the INT was diagnosed well - his arm was hit as he threw and it was well short of where it needed to be. That type of flag route should be open against cover 2.

Id say Singletary needs to shore up ball security a bit. Hes not fast and this was another one where they punched it out from behind. I don't know that he has some crazy mental fumbling problem.

Worry about getting Milano healthy first. Then where snaps are going. Klein is bringing some juice on the blitzes, and holding his own in coverage. Not sure Klein has the range for Mike. Hes playing more on the LOS to fit a bit better.

The offensive line has been shuffling week to week almost the entire season. They had a good week this week outside the fumble. Something to build on it seemed like.

Moss had a huge play in this one. And got some BS penalty to bring back half of it.

The 4 fumbles last year was a problem. 1 in 100 or so this year? Thats normal I feel.

Yeah. Almost all the unsportsmanlike penalties were strange.

Kc just had about 500 yards and scored 27... the blowing sn 18 point argument doesn't hold much sway to me since... they lost by 10 and never tied it. They didn't blow a lead at all in this game.

So that would imply he did his job

I don't think the roughing thr passer was a good call. By the rulebook anyway. No head or neck, outside pocket. He barely even landed on him.

Allen missed a few. The int was a difficult throw and his arm got hit so it looks like a terrible throw and decision. The balls supposed to float to the sideline away from the safety. The fumble by Singletary was the big killer. Fumbled snaps suck but getting stripped from behind always bothers me.

Returns and special teams. Hes not making the roster as a running back.

He leads the team in sacks and tackles for loss.

Oliver, epenesa, ford. Phillips the year before, Dawkins the year before that. The Teller trade now looks like a mistake, as he's been a solid contributor for cleveland - demetrious johnson is a 7th round pick so i don't consider that much of an investment. So... 6 total linemen in 4 years. Free agency is before the draft, but of the interior linemen i'm not sure they're set with butler, jefferson, phillips as the guys with oliver and star (who re-did his contract and will be returning in 2021). On offense the line is in flux - you have dawkins ford morse and younger depth players. Feliciano, Nsekhe, and Williams are all free agents. You aren't getting stud linemen by trading for them so if you want to go from ok to good on the line, you need to invest draft capital. If they prioritize milano, I could see needs along the right side of the line.

Roberts is a free agent next year so... that would probably be his best shot.

I expect next year to be a meat and potatoes draft. Oline, dline, and maybe an athlete for big nickel safety.

Get the best guys out there on defense - this chargers team has 2 beast WRs and a great TE. If ekeler goes you have him back there as well.

I just look at the top of the standings. In the current NFL your cheap rookie contracts have to produce for you to win games. So those teams would be the ones who drafted well recently.

Well you get 3 weeks to activate or IR. So if someone gets hurt in the next 3 weeks... He can come on. If not, probably hits IR for the year.

Not if they think norman gives them a better chance of winning. Protecting players is all well and good for the future, but this team wants to win this year - gimme the best guys to do it. I don't think i've seen norman do anything particularly spectacular, but the coaching staff trusts him, and he'll probably start by the end of the year.

Agree - it was a great year for WRs too.

Oline... defense? like even if it wasn't someone to help rodgers. What about making the team better?

Love is whatever, i get it - find your next QB any means necessary. But why aj dillon, and why in the 2nd? RBs have decreased value anyway - but he's your 3rd string back. It wasn't even a need!