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It's because the fumble was 100% on him. He started bringing his hands down to squeeze the ball before Josh put it in his gut and knocked it loose. RB 101, don't clamp down until the ball hits you in the gut. And on your own five? Yeah, ya dang right youse gonna sit down for a bit.

I'm good with Singletary and Moss. I think both of them still have a high ceiling they haven't reached and I like how their styles compliment one another.

I'm pretty sure I saw a Chiefs drive that had like five straight dump offs over the middle. They just kept chipping away, everything in the middle underneath was a freebie.

What?! That's not how this works! That's not how any of this works!! Look up the ancient laws of the internet, it clearly states that if you find something you don't like then you find a forum where you can gripe about it and feel reassured and validated when others pile on along with ya. You're stealin' mah joy, TBBills, stealin' mah joy! That TB had better stand for "Tampa Bay" fella!

Alrighty, first off, I'm starting to really believe that power rankings are written with the sole purpose of angering fans. Either way, let's take a look at The Athletic's rankings by Sheil Kapadia. Now, they use some metric some schmucky schmuck created that removes plays based on luck or some horseturds, and they blame that on their janky rankings. Here's their top ten: 1. Chiefs 2. Steelers 3. Packers 4. Saints 5. Seahawks 6. Titans 7. Rams 8. Buccaneers 9. Ravens 10. Bills At the very least, the Bills should probably sit 7th, they defeated both the Seahawks and the Rams, and they have a better record than the Bucs and Ravens. The Dangerfield's of the NFL, no respect, no respect at all I tell ya.

I've said it before, if Sam Darnold ever succeeds as an NFL quarterback, it won't be with the Jets. Now I'm starting to wonder where he might end up....Chicago? Carolina? New England?! I'll throw stuff.

Yep, I've noticed this as well. Just about every non-Bills game I've watched this season, both offenses have little to no problem moving the ball up and down the field. Things this season have been geared to favor the offense. I believe officials were told to only call holding if it was 100% clear, plus some officiating crews seem to be holding back on a lot of flags and then others (looking at you, Carl Cheffers, you jackwagon) are having flagapalooza every Sunday.

That article also raises the point so many seem to forget, would Mahomes be the Mahomes we see now if he landed here? Doubtful. He landed in a perfect storm with KC and I'm skeptical that he'd do what he's done anywhere else.

Jon Dorenbos is cool because magic. I liked Sanborn a lot too. Reid is good too. Don't think there have been too many botched snaps of the long variety. Last one I can remember was the blizzard game against the Browns where Moorman had to kick it out of the end zone. That game...woof.

If Calvin Johnson didn't win it the year he racked up nearly 2000 receiving yards then I don't think Diggsy has much of a chance.

He had no problem shaking Brees' hand after the Saints put a whoopin' on him. He's kind of a weenie. I'm glad someone finally spoke up about it. Seems like a trivial thing but everyone knows GD well that if Josh Allen snubbed Tommy after a loss, the media would eviscerate him for it. Sore loser Tom.

I'm kinda on the fence about them. Sometimes I think they look cool, other times I don't really care for the monotone look.

Definitely a game they should win but I'm still haunted by old memories of rookie QBs or backups coming off the bench and shredding them for one of the best games in their entire career. Granted, it's an entirely different Bills team and I hope McDermott and Frazier dial up some different things that Herbert hasn't seen. Bait him into making poor decisions.

I agree that he's a bit underrated. I've often been confused when I see people wanting Norman starting over him. And it certainly seems like they might have something with Dane Jackson. Next season they should also have EJ Gaines back and while he's not an All-Pro or anything, he seems to play pretty well in this scheme. They'll likely sign a FA corner and draft one as well but I think it'll be round four or later when they do.

All of us would love to see them finish on a 6-0 run and go 13-3... Not sure that'll be the case, tho. 12-4 seems attainable but I think 11-5 is the final mark.

They probably should've just stuck it out with Fitz for the season because Tua ain't ready.

I tried to get into that a few years back, mainly just content writing or SEO. What type of writing do you do? How'd you break into it? I recall contacting hundreds of businesses and websites and nada.

Reorganizing the basement and continuing to get da nursery ready for our first lil guy due at the end of January.

This is all just clickbait garbage. Dolphins are doing better than expected and their fancy rookie QB is playing, people are talking so writers get to writing.

Yeah that one was a clunker but other than that I think this has been his best season yet. And for the crowd that thinks they oughta move on from him... uh, they've tried, but haven't found anyone able to do it better just yet. He can boom it he just needs to keep working to get more consistent.

I would hang onto him but probably reduce his snaps and maybe carve out some specific pass rush packages for him. He's a great veteran leader, obviously his teammates respond to him and respect him given he earned the C this year. He's a model McDermott player, selfless, wants to win, team player, exhibits top notch practice and preparation habits, all things you want your younger guys to see and emulate.

Newsflash: The other team is also full of professionals, and they WILL make plays. Jerry Hughes is a human being who WILL make mistakes or who will get faked out on a well executed play. This is football, it happens.

Not really concerned, I think they just want a better balance on offense. And aside from the Niners game, they play their remaining schedule at home, Denver, and New England. So they might be thinking with the weather they can't throw it as much as they have been so they need the run game to be better because they're likely planning to lean on it a little more.

I've said it a couple times now, if Sam Darnold is gonna succeed in the NFL, it will not be as a member of the New York Jets. I also think evaluators missed on him, his accuracy isn't as good as it was said to be.

Well then why don't you enlighten us with the solution? Tear it all down and start all over again? Because you don't just swap out a single head coach in this league. A head coach gets the boot and usually his entire staff follows. The guy has intsalled a culture and changed the direction of this team after 17 years of futility where all they did was ride the coaching carousel every few years and blow up roster after roster. This dude gets hired and breaks the drought in his first season. Everyone knew 2018 was a mulligan, the "growing pains" season, if you will. A necessary evil to get to where they wanted to go, which was another playoff appearance on 2019. He's also drafted an All-Pro (Tre), a cornerstone linebacker (Milano), and a left tackle who is playing very close to an All-Pro level this season. He also had input on hiring Brandon Beane, who came in here and cleaned up a messy salary cap and dumped all sorts of bad contracts, made trades, signed quality free agents, reinforced a shaky OL, reinforced the WR group from one of the worst in the league to one of the best, oh and he found the all important franchise quarterback. And that franchise quarterback has taken incredible steps forward, due in large part to his coaches who were...lemme see here, ah yes, those same coaches that were hired by Sean McDermott. This season, they lose several pieces on defense and then over half their starters are grinding through injuries. It happens. On the flip side, the offense has gone from struggling to put up 20 points a game to putting up 30 or more five times this year. On top of all that, Sean McDermott is a friggin' human being incapable of perfection and incapable of having all the answers, just like anyone else. And he's still learning, obviously. And what's great about him is he isn't a "set in his ways" type of coach, he's constantly working to better himself and will implement new methods if they benefit him or the team. But what he's done with this team in just over 2.5 seasons cannot be understated. This franchise spun their tires in the mud for 17 years until McDermott took over and finally got the thing moving forward. Team is 7-3, primed to win a division, playing with confidence and belief in themselves that I haven't seen since the 90s teams. They lose a game by two points on a last second fluke play, I mean, it happens. Sucks? Sure does. I choose to believe that game ended when Diggs caught the go-ahead TD, dang it. So what's the alternative? That's the thing people never seem to have in mind when they start doubting players and coaches. I'll stick with what they have right now.