buffalo2218

Hmm, having a hard time with this. On paper vs actual play, the latter wins out and it's not even close. That defense has played 2 garbage offenses despite what Tua did. If they don't understand it takes playing 4 quarters of football and executing, neither on paper or actual play matters, they'll lose. They played not to lose and got hung for it. Not sure how anyone could remotely even think Baltimore's defense might be better than ours let alone actually say it

Couldn't agree more, but the Titans were selling out for the run most of the night. Even after Josh kept the death by 1000 cuts approach goin, they still acted like we had Jim Brown in his prime in our backfield

I get why they went away from the run against the Titans, which just drives Vrabel's nickname home even further as he painfully found out. I think this week with no Donald or Simmons to worry about, they'll open up the run game more and it'll probably be more productive. I just hope Singletary gets the majority of the touches

The funny thing is IMO, this offense still hasn't clicked on all cylinders yet. And were still blowing teams out of the water. This team fully healthy in all positions will be an insane display of dominance

If he somehow gets back on that horse and actually plays this Sunday, he will definitely have earned the nickname Great Dane

I'm not sold on the running game being effective just yet. The Titans sold out to stop the run which I thought was odd given their secondary wasn't exactly all pro. The narrative has changed this year to it seems to only team to stop the Bills is the Bills

Could be because Hart played for the Titans last season and was cut shortly after. Perhaps Hart was rubbing the victory in meathead's face?

I can't see the Bills taking their foot off the gas if they're up by multiple scores. There could be some deja'vu in this game with the Bills hanging another 50 burger after watching the Ravens not playing 4 quarters of football. Not to mention their plan on wearing us out in the heat could wear out their WR duo just as fast, kinda like Allen wearing out their D line. Hell, we probably could have put up 60+ on the Titans. For all the brashness of the fins up fans, the Bills have a +55 point differential for a reason

Miami's O line is still an issue and I imagine it'll be more of quick passes and slants. Basham could be in for another tip pick if McDaniel chooses the quick stuff. Any kind of long pass is liable to get picked off whenever the ball comes down

As bad as it did look, and it did, to get news like this speaks volumes of Jackson's toughness. I wasn't much in to the game until they said he had movement in his extremities

I wouldn't risk it and McDermott probably won't either. One of the biggest strengths of this team is our depth and tonight it got tested and passed with flying colors. Let Jackson take all the time he needs, this D line will feast on the phins O line if Oliver and Settle come back. I have faith in our CBs

I wouldn't count on him playing, got a feeling Cam Lewis will see time

Whether he plays or not is irrrelevant, dude could have been paralyzed

He should have had 2 picks, ugh how sweet would that have been?

Morse was playing in the second half

Not sure what kind of team the Titans are, but for us to be down that many injuries and still dominate like that, unbelievable. My focus has been on the D line and so far, they've exceeded my expectations

Terrible challenge

Based on what exactly? Every team Miami faces is all of a sudden off the chain? The Pats go in to Pittsburgh and face an offense every bit as inept as theirs, and without TJ Watt? You're smelling more and more like fish every week

So now I guess Ross will try more tampering, this time with Lamar

They don't have 2 now since the tampering thing with Brady EDIT: NM, but I'm curious to see if they start their rookie

This title will be changed soon enough to Tua DEPRESSING in Miami

Only thing we destroy are tables, and this year, opponents

Probably set a record for most intentional grounding calls in one series

What I'm finding incredibly funny is people are saying Armstead was such a good signing. If he's playing LT and Tua is left handed, who's protecting Tua's blind side?

Yeah that's what they're banking on but once teams get enough tape on what they do, being that one dimensional will kill that offense in a hurry no matter what Hill or Waddle do