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That stiff arm could have hurt someone. Where is the flag?

Heck, Minshew completed 95%. Clearly Allen is a bum.

So of course he sucks. A better QB would have 300 and 80%+ Duh.

Occasionally the defender makes a play. Knox had it and was in control. The defender pulls a catch away. I'm not going to put that one on Knox. The balls that ricochet off his hands are on him, but that one I give to the defender.

That may now qualify as the worst call I've ever seen. igbinoghene runs into a stationary player and the player gets called. I'm sorry, I'm a ref and I'm embarrassed. Truly awful.

Thank you live streaming guy.

Play ended when he hit the ground out of bounds. Had clear control all the way to the ground.

Sean, hire someone that knows rules, can read a monitor and tell you when to throw the flag. This is a stupid challenge. You have zero chance of winning this.

OK, so if you have zero chance of giving your receiver a chance to touch the ball when running left, then just run and stop throwing it. Oh, and you need to practice that daily.

I'm glad to see some noticed Diggs' footwork. I KNEW some were going to come down on Allen.

Team is up 21-0 and has made some nice plays and calls. Braindead is a bit much

If he tucks tight, he may land on his throwing shoulder. Not a good excuse, but an injury is even worse than a fumble. Josh needs to watch every Russell Wilson run and learn how to go down safely.

That low ball to Diggs was nice

WAY too many carries for Josh Needs to get the ball down on throws

I suspect either that handoff was supposed to go quicker, or Knox was beyond his spot at the snap. His eyes are fixed on the end, so that corner comes to fast for him to redirect

Nice of those snowmen to maintain social distancing

NOT GONNA HAPPEN

Good teams just let it be and focus about on field matters. Bad teams worry how to raise revenues in ways that are not important

The one thing that I find curious is the organization's stated need to acquire touchdown makers, yet the characteristic that all of these picks share is average to below athleticism. I'm all for have a tough and smart team, but if we are going to become a more potent offense, or a defense that makes bigger plays, we need guys that stress the opponent. It's not that I don't like the values we found, but I am a little concerned. Just putting it out there.

So, to bring us up to speed, in 2019 his stats were: 27 receptions 216 yards 8 yards/catch 0 TDs Less impressive that the eye popping numbers that Yav posted. Thank goodness. If Zay had put up a 1000 yard season with Carr, I'd be a bit bummed.

It's natural to have opinions regarding incoming options. Speculating on players for next year that haven't played the upcoming season is a fool's errand, so not at all the same.

I can say this with regards to what I know, which means who I was hoping for in real time as the Bills actual pick occurred. Round 2: I was hoping for Fulton (Epanesa was my 3rd choice after Mims and I would have been happy with Dobbins also. Jefferson was already gone BTW) Round 3: got what I wanted in Moss Round 4: I wanted Bryce Hall. Would have been happy with Gandy Golden, Amik Robertson, or Driscoll also. Round 5: Fromm was on my mind, but I still found the choice surprising. I was more considering Anae, Strnad, or Coulter at that point Rounds 6 & 7: I was rooting for Mann the punter actually, but I'm fine with a kicker. I was leaning towards more O-linemen at this point. I still think we need more depth/youth/run nastiness there. Prince Tega, Alex Taylor, Runyan & Stepaniak were guys I leaned towards during mocks. JMHOs

I don't understand this reference. Can you elaborate please?

Don't know Britt. I live in San Diego, so I've seen Fluker - meh. Not worth the contract. I like Feliciano's tenacity.

I doubt Adams has much experience as a punter ?