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This has been a thing all season. They take way too long to get set at the line.

If anything that should be offensive PI. Hopkins slapped Johnson in the face twice

Come on Edmunds. That's bad

Booyah baby!

I'm speechless by the amount of posts and threads on running backs on this board all the time. It's the easiest position to find a viable player. You look at the recent running backs taken in the first round and the majority of them are middle of the pack in YPC. The offensive line is far more important than they are. Draft capital and salary cap money is far better spent on every position before running back. The Bills finally got smart and stopped blowing through high picks on running backs (three 1st rounders on RBs from '03 to '10) and now they're on the rise.

More excited with losses than wins. At this point we're falling pretty far behind in the playoff race and the teams that we'd need to pass are good so the playoffs doesn't look like it's happening. Give me the losses and a top 5 pick that can hopefully be on the team next year (along with Cozens) instead of pick 8-12 which has resulted in some pretty bad picks for us. If we can somehow get Stutzle, Raymond, Rossi etc. to pair with Cozens then we'll have the pieces to form another good line. I'd like to see Ristolainen get flipped for a fast puck hound like Kase too if Anaheim had any interest in that.

Brandon Scherff if he's still as good after that injury. Anthony Castonzo too even though he's 32. A strong offensive line is really important. It improves the running game and passing game. It would also make Josh Allen feel more comfortable in the pocket. Far more important than getting a WR. I think our WRs are good. Beasley and Brown do get open. Imagine Allen getting even more time to find them. LT - Anthony Castonzo LG - Spain / Ford / Feliciano / Dawkins C - Mitch Morse RG - Brandon Scherff RT - Dion Dawkins / Drools

Go to the standings page and check out that x - - : clinched playoff spot sign next to our name. It's so pretty.

Of course they'd call a holding against us to stop us from running another 40+ seconds off the clock.

Yeah baby! Only gripe... you should've batted that down Poyer. Better field position.

1 play. Just one play. Pass rushers get to that QB and DBs cover the crap out of your guy! DO THIS BABY!

So glad we thought calling two run plays last drive to try and bleed 7 minutes of clock was a better option than running our regular offense and trying to get a score to put it away. Serious question.. when does that ever work?

Run your normal offense. Please don't try to bleed this much time.

Great job D! Go finish this Josh and Co.

Hell yeah Kroft!

Nice job John!

Frank Gore the last 7 games (includes tonight) 71 carries for 145 yards = 2.04 average Critical game for us and our coaches are using him this much right now. Really?

Yep let's put in the RB who's clearly not as good because the other guy fumbled. Gotta make everything a teaching lesson instead of playing your better player in a crucial game.

Jerry Hughes massively held on that 2nd and short play. No call. Seriously if you don't believe me rewind it back. He was absolutely mugged. They NEVER call holds or anything against our opponents.

We really needed to put a good drive together and they honestly think calling a running play to Gore on 2nd and 13 is a good move. I don't get coaches some times.

Is there a reason why we consistently snap it with about 5 seconds or less on the playclock? Why can't we just try to play uptempo for once.

Of course two of their fumbles bounce to their players

How did I know he was going to miss that tackle

Brady does fantastic with short receivers. The short receivers are getting open. Josh's throws need to be more consistent.

I don't know how anyone can watch that replay and call that a drop by Cole. That's a nearly impossible catch to make.