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Honestly it was just something I thought of while showering the other night and was curious if it was even allowed.

So on the infamous play at the end of the Vikings game; with us literally on the inch line, is there any rule against us trying to get a hard count to draw them offside and just take the delay of game. Obviously they can’t push us any further back and we know they would be looking to force the safety. So would that be allowed?

It may have unintentionally won us the game. Instead of having to go for the win on 3/4&1 the Lions were content with the FG which meant Allen and Diggs had their opportunity to be clutch performers.

Cousins was down on that sneak; his shoulder is touching the ground prior to the ball coming forward out of the shadows. He theoretically may have been across the line but it would of been impossible to tell.

I have a theory; what if part of this season's issues with picks is due to Davis being given the WR2 role. Now hear me out; at least 2 or 3 of the recent picks were likely targets for Davis who was no where near the throw. We all know that Diggs will improvise on the fly and that he and Josh have a similar way of seeing the game thus rarely having issues when Diggs uses a built-in or freelance audible. Last year Beasley was, for all intensive purposes, the WR2 with all the privileges and freedoms with the job. For instance Beasley commonly would find soft spots in zone coverage that may or may not of been even game planned exactly. After all, no OC can account to any possible permutation of the defense, weather, and acts of random chance. This year Davis has taken the role on and has struggled mightily. Either Davis and Allen don't read the game the same way or Davis is just consistently bad at it. When Davis was hurt, Allen played far more intelligently and spread the ball around. Davis's return has led to Allen using him akin to how he uses Diggs however Diggs is a master of route running and manipulation whereas Davis is not. On the final play, Davis read the defense apparently and ran at an angle deep into the endzone even though both Diggs and another WR/TE was already in that area as well. Allen read the coverage and thought Davis would cross flat along the goal line since the other two already had the deep portion covered which would put him 1v1 at worst hence the bullet-esc throw. Allen trusts, and likely shouldn't to be honest at this point, to be there in the clutch like he was against KC or Indy in the playoffs and, sort of was, getting the tying FG at the end of the 4th Quarter. Allen's throw was not a bad pass that fell short or a pass where a DB jumped the route like the endzone pick earlier in the game where he didn't see; or believe Peterson could get from his spot near the sidelines to in front of Knox. He gunned a ball at a spot specifically which so happened to only have a Viking there with Davis angling deeper. As for not taking the checkdown to the RB, he saw a knockout punch to his many time effective TD threat over trusting his RB to make the play. (Granted Allen may still feel uneasy by the earlier "fumble" by Singeltary and his penchant for drops in key moments.)

The ending int strikes me as both a bad decision by Allen but also likely as a bad route run. When the pick is made; 3 Bills are at the the back of the end zone. It is very likely Davis was supposed to run along the goal line and instead went angling deep. Allen needs to be better as a whole with playing safe but his throw wasn’t a blind toss into triple coverage. It was a bullet meant for a guy near the goal line with nobody there.

Pisses me off seeing Chiefs extras catching when none of ours did. Especially seeing as Mahomes hasn't looked great all game.

The franchise is cursed, nothing else

My desire is to see the Bills line up with a 3 WR, I formation with Gilliam as FB and Hines as RB, run a play. Then hurry up and run a 4 WR 1 TE play with the same personnel thanks to both backs being capable of two roles.

The whole minority/women owned business thing is a croc of ####. I can understand public transportation to and from the game as a need as it relates to the stadium itself. But far to many of the demands are just political grandstanding

A flag would appear in your house for tripping

Never again, we are 0-3 when Allen catches a TD

Bills 38 Steelers 13 Bill impose pain upon the young QB and Allen picks the Steelers apart in the 1st Half. Bills make it 38-6 by midway through the 3rd Quarter and pull out most of the starters. Steelers make a few large offensive plays but get stymied before getting a TD until the 4th quarter. They also miss a 54 yd field goal.

Can we have the WRs play QB or something? This is incredibly boring

I think we see that Davis has serious issues playing through any leg or arm injury. When healthy he’s a dynamic TD scoring machine. When hobbled, he plays scared and loses his sure-handiness for some reason. Knox is also hobbled but in his case I’m guessing he just can’t sprint well enough to to stretch the field like we are used to thus limiting his use. Crowder can’t seem to handle Josh’s harder throws if anywhere outside his body. Which adds to Allen’s issues with crossers; one of his favorite ways to get them completed is with slightly high or wide bullets that are often difficult to react to for an opposing player. Remember the many times Beasley made those high catches. Allen tries to avoid DL’s tipping the ball by shooting the ball through to a receiver. On the Ravens’ INT, Allen’s pass was intended for a stationary Knox. The ball hit Campbell’s arm and ended up fluttering left of its intended destination. Knox was stationary and thus couldn’t move quick enough to get more than fingertips on it and in the end it landed in Humphrey’s arms by near happenstance.

LOL You're nuts One extremely close game doesn't magically turn the Dolphins into the divisional favorite.

I really hope he’s ok, he might be on the enemy but he’s far too young to be turned into soup. Hopefully he makes a full recovery and the Dolphins get books thrown at them.

While not the "reason" for the loss; I feel the refs were very one sided in their calls. On the last drive alone they didn't call an easy PI on Gabe's 2nd drop yet call the hold on our backup RT. 2 "late" hits were called completely different way depending on the team Lastly the league should seriously penalize the Dolphins for letting Tua play.

My guess is they try a similar approach as they did against KC but mix in the occasional blitz to keep them thinking. Bracket Hill + Waddle (akin to Hill + Kelce) and have Milano cover Gisecki. The Front 4 has some work ahead of then but I know they'll get to Tua.

It looked more like a hockey hip check than a football tackle lol

Guessing Basham covers for Oliver and Bryant and Lawson come in. I honestly don’t worry about Davis; he’s likely to play, however Shakir may get in to limit his snaps

Chargers 42 - Chiefs 34 Herbert is 2-0 in Arrowhead thus far Ideally both teams beat each other senseless

They should of done the rabbit with a shopping cart like many people saw last year.

That was the most insane final drive play calling I've seen in years. 42 seconds on the clock with 4th&5. You have 3 time outs and an old but still solid QB in Russel Wilson. With that he chose to attempt a 64 yard field goal? After killing 25 seconds in clock more or less. If anything line up a formation at 40 seconds, and if you plan to waste time at least try a hard count. Then after taking the ball out of their highly paid QB's hands they miss an absurd FG to which Hackett gets "revenge?" by calling 2 timeouts randomly in the last 15 seconds. WTF

Can anyone explain to me why the Bills "should of" contacted the plaintiff? What information would they actually glean from it? Obviously her lawyer is going to claim Araiza is the scumbag who did so regardless of the truth of the matter. Additionally depending on how Araiza's side framed the allegations; the Bills may have deemed it more or less a frivolous lawsuit based on hearsay. (Not in so much regard that she wasn't raped as much as Araiza not being involved) After all the Bills aren't the police and since the police hadn't begun any investigation why would the Bills feel the need to investigate something the cops weren't?