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Watched enough terrible QB play every week for the first decades of my life! I will never be spoiled

No that was Dane Jackson

The holds are a persistent ***** show unfortunately. Jones was held so badly on that late drive in the 4th with no flag it was as if the rule had been amended to no longer exist. Sloppy calls all around but it was sloppy both ways

I remember a sloppy shitfest of a game against the Packers back when the defensive line was a bright spot. I think it was Jerry Hughes, Kyle Williams, Marcell Dareus, and Mario Williams. Somehow we held out to beat them in a regular season game and it seemed like we had done the impossible. Every moment was agonizing as it took so many things going our way to pull that out. Wins don't come easy when you have no QB

The Raiders benefitted from a non existent roughing the passer late in the 2nd quarter that took away a turnover and allowed them to put points on the board. I'd net those two calls

God the Raiders are terrible at executing

Looked like holding to me live, just was surprised that they called it given that they weren't calling any of the defensive penalties late. EDIT: I may have the wrong hold, apologies. I'm referring to one on last drive

Gabriel Davis dropped TD. Josh Allen missing open McKenzie on 4th down in endzone. Holding in or very close to field goal range

It took a shocking amount of things going wrong for this outcome to happen. Even with the depleted roster we still appeared to be a significantly better team to my eyes.

I used to argue on the BBMB about whether or not JP Losman or Trent Edwards could be the future. This is still better

None of JP Losman, Trent Edwards, or Tyrod Taylor will be starting at QB next year.

Thanks rewinding on Gamepass is a PITA when live.

Not even sweating. If they can't handle this situation they'll never handle the Chiefs. They've got it under control. No disrespect to Cleveland

Either of them if they beat the Chiefs. I lean towards preferring to get the Ravens, but rooting for the Steelers.

Bills really should be burning more play clock IMO

Doesn't prove anything, it's a terrible wager. Make the equivalent alternate spreads with no teaser to get appropriate value for the shift in odds.

Never cross zero on a teaser my friend!

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Even if we did beat him now, it matters little at this point. You cant reverse everything he accomplished or the entire past generation of Pats-Bills. All that matters is that it is almost over and there is a chance for a new dynamic.

The Bills defense played one hell of a game against the Packers a few years back, perhaps with Schwartz still at DC. But I believe we benefited from an easy touchdown drop by one of their receivers.

I prefer having a site or two like the Athletic to aggregate the top local writers. The site has a good subscriber base and can afford to pay more, and it doesn't require the volume of articles that ad-driven content does, so there are a lot of focus pieces that go into great depth on a topic. If you follow multiple sports, it's not that hard to justify the cost IMO.

The Athletic is a big force in the NBA world, so its worth it just for that in my opinion. I honestly haven't even taken note of the Bills content over the last 1.5 years.

The 3rd and both 4ths could get us to the mid-late 50s

lmao best part of the season so far

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