oldmanfan

You like it. I don’t. Get over that.

Right there with you. These players are of a generation that it’s cool to celebrate like that, and coaches accept it (within limits). My generation, you wanted to rub a guy’s nose in it you acted like it was no big deal beating him. Plus if you drew attention to yourself like these guys do, coaches then would have stuck you to the bench for showing off. i don’t like it but accept it’s the way things are today.

I am old fashioned, but to me when you just walk away like it’s no big deal you beat the O line for a sack it embarrasses the other guy more. Same with TD catches. Just hand the ball to the ref like it’s nothing to burn your opponent.

We all should celebrate tonight!!

What a solid professional effort.

These guys just get what being a Buffalonian us all about.

Stop it. Romo is the best at what he does and was just fine today.

Challenge the spot

It ain’t over yet. Get the onside and then then a first.

Absolutely agree

Took a ton of time off the clock. Stay aggressive on D!

I’m usually not a conspiracy guy but this series it seems obvious the refs are trying to give them calls.

You gotta love that kid!

End of the quarter

O line has to decide to play

Ok boys. Let’s matriculate the ball down the field!

If they were the only Thursday games of the year I’d agree.

I think you nailed it on the head by calling it a defense mechanism.

Not this season. Why do you refuse to acknowledge the quality of the D?

Bullcrap. They have things we have to be concerned with, sure. And the Cowboys don't? They have to play against a top ranked defense, they have to deal with a team that just rang up over 200 yards on the ground. Why do Bills fans insist on being so negative and pessimistic?

with an excellent run defense.

I’m sick and tired of reading about why we should be worried about Dallas. They should be worried about a top ranked pass D that can shut down Prescott. They should be worried about an offense that piled up over 200 yards on the ground against a good defensive team in Denver. They should be worried about how to defend the top WR for yardage in the AFC. They should be worried about a young QB who can beat you with his arm and/or his legs.

Thanks for including this. I agree having the ability to go back and look time and again is helpful

No, lot of other very proud moments the last 39 that don't relate to the Bills of course. But as for the Bills to sit there and watch us finally squish the Fish after a decade of futility is one of the great memories. Fueled by a bit of alcohol that day to be sure. I never wore clogs or a mullet, Mighty Taco saved me more times than I can count after a long night of imbibing, I actually did the funnel one night at Cassidy's, and taring down the posts was a rite of passage!

That's a flaw in the all-22 analysis. It assumes that the reviewer knows the assignments of a given player and such. It also assumes the reviewer is knowledgeable enough about the intricacies of football that the opinion is of value. I confess I don't watch these all 22 things or similar sites because to me football is the ultimate team game, so an individual grade on a player (and given the caveats above) aren't of interest. For those fixated on such Joe B may be right on point or way off. He has his job to do and I think from what I've read of his past material he is a good writer and takes his analysis seriously. Either way Miller didn't do much and my team won; the latter is all I really care about in the end.