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I guess I don't agree on the slants Diggs catches about one of those per game McKenzie doesn't get open like Beasley used to so agree on slot Overall it's a very similar offense to Daboll, yes it can be predictable but the offensive line quality deteines a lot of what you can and can't run Allen covers a ton of shortcomings both scheme related and personnel

His reads are deep to shallow It's a function of the offense, he's not ignoring thrm

This has been the offense for the last three years

Hoping Tua plays so I can get BUF at a better number

I have one of Andy Reid's offspring commits a felony+205

yes it's more the Bills didn't deserve to lose out on the chance to obtain it but them's the breaks

It's above average which is a step down from seasons past mostly due to injury

Get this dude

I like Burrow just fine He's not on Allen's level

I guess if that scumbag Hendrickson hadn't tried to take out Allen's knee I might feel bad for the Bengals

This is ***** awesome all the way around

He deliberately gator rolled into his lower leg You can see the knee hyperextension

This is the Hindenburg of bad takes

I could excuse Hurst's block as excessive but Hendrickson's was a POS move from a scumbag player, said it when it happened and stand by it today

It definitely can be both man just some may feel one is more important than the other not judging

I mean Burrow was out there throwing

yep this personally if Hamlin makes a full recovery that's a Super Bowl right there

I thought it should have been holding myself the TD was just a good throw and catch (and great protection from their oline)

I already acknowledged that imo Taylor acted appropriately.

That's my point. It's been up to the Bills all along. I can't really give Taylor credit for what is essentially an empty gesture.

When the league comes down and rules a Bills forfeit (which IMO is going to happen), I doubt that Taylor is going to stand up and say the Bengals want to take the loss also.

I'm assuming yes, and for that he deserves credit but again- that's a PR nightmare. No coach would do that. Taylor deserves credit for acting as anyone in that situation would have also done but personally I think his decision was pretty easy.

Probably going to steer him in a different direction tbh

I'm not trying to be argumentative. I'm just saying there was no way the Bills were going back on the field, and optically there was zero chance Taylor and the Bengals were going to try to make some fuss about a forfeit. I think everyone acted appropriately. I'm sure McDermott appreciated that, but there's no 'refuse to play also'. If one team isn't going to play there's nothing incumbent upon the other side.

I mean the Bills were never going back out on that field, it wasn't that difficult a decision from the Bengals perspective