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All the Wallace haters can take a seat. Yeah he's not much of an athlete. But his awareness and technique is next level.

He made up for it!!

Stupid stupid play by Wallace. Everyone knows that's a penalty now. Stupid rule but it's the rule.

Ugh come on Moss, that's a good way to get yourself back on the bench. Until that point I liked the way we were getting the RBs involved.

Those were the sacks he made his career on at Miami

ROUUUSSSSSSSSE

The chemistry between Allen and Diggs on that play is incredible. He threw it just as Diggs was getting back on his feet. He knew.

Man I came into this game a little nervous about everything. It feels so good to have the nerves washed away in less than a quarter.

Josh Allen magic is back!!

Wow what a pass! Bounce back game for everyone.

I never like seeing a player get injured, I hope Tua is okay. His RT gave him up.

D-line looking really good. Epenesa blew up that 4th down.

The run blocking there was incredible. I don't think Singletary was touched once, if he was it was a pinky.

Wow!! We found a run game!

Defense and special teams are starting hot. Offense's turn.

Denzel Mims inactive for the Jets today. He is looking like a complete bust.

Anyone know if Igbinoghene is injured or a healthy scratch?

Zack Moss knew it back in 2015. Make the man active.

I think Rousseau will get his first sack this week. He'll be rushing from Tua's blind side (since Tua is left handed), he has a favorable matchup, and it's his homecoming game in heat that he is accustomed to.

Bills 27 Dolphins 17

No I find that the discussion here often times helps me decompress and feel better about the loss. Reading the forum over the last week I no longer feel that the loss was an autopsy report on our whole season, which is kind of how I felt right after the game ended.

I agree the Bills struggle against physical defenses but I don't see the Dolphins as a physical defense. I would classify their defense as opportunistic. They haven't added anything on defense that worries me.

Even if that's what he wanted to do he would have needed more than 3 seconds... You're asking him to perform the impossible. Also by this point he's been under fire in the pocket all day and the timer in his head is ticking. That would happen to any QB in the league. The right call there is trust your elite #1 WR to break open in single coverage on a route and throw that you KNOW you will complete 95% of the time. He wasn't even given time for that. I'm not trying to say Allen was particularly good on Sunday but this is not a good example of his problems. People forget he was mediocre against Pittsburgh last year too. Butler and Tomlin have done a good job against him. He is still the elite field general that we saw last year.

Without knowing the play design, I would bet it tells him that if there's a single high safety don't look to the seam pass because the safety will likely have it covered. The pass he should make against this coverage is the one he looks to, the comeback to Diggs. Unfortunately he's moved off his spot before the comeback develops and isn't able to get his mechanics right. The receiver he "stares down" is in single coverage and guaranteed to break open... if there aren't 3 pass rushers collapsing the pocket before Diggs hits the end of his route stem. This is my problem with a lot of all-22 analysis. It's cool to watch plays develop but most people watching them don't understand the structure of the play and what the QB is supposed to do based on what he sees. Sanders was never going to get a look.

The safety that would have followed Sanders on his route abandons him when it is clear that Allen is about to throw the ball to the other side of the field. There is also pressure in Allen's face within 3 seconds so he has no time to look to his progressions on the other side of the field. This is classic freeze frame scouting. Watch the whole play, you'll see the safety rotate away from Sanders.