BigDingus

Also, the Bills record when the opponent scores 20+ points is miserable. It's over.

Daboll called some great plays, but he cant make the QB do his job, or players not drop balls, or the refs not blow calls, or the line missing blocks or.... Also, Bojo made some great punts to go with some duds, but when you punt 85 times in a game, your leg is bound to wear out.

I can't get mad at the defense no matter what happens at this point. They did their part and gotta be exhausted. So much work against one of the best offenses and QB's in the league, at some point you just need support, rest and the officials not screwing you. Jackson is showing Allen what a franchise QB is supposed to look like. Hopefully he's taking notes.

So here's where all those people who constantly harped on "if Allen finished the Pat's game, we would've won!" can see how Allen finishes a game against a good team while he's played miserably for the first 3 quarters. Let's see if he can pull it together, or if he just continues to look lost.

Why... We know Allen cant hit a deep pass to save his life, and we know he will force a stupid pass anyway, wtf is he doing? Throwing a deep pass while jumping and falling backwards? GREAT decision. Lucky it was picked, pass interference or not.

Even when Jackson isn't at his best, it still FEELS like he's going to find a way to put the team on his back. I can feel their confidence through the TV. The Bills on the other hand... you can see they don't even believe in themselves.

How can Allen be suddenly accurate on broken plays but can't deliver when he has open guys and time? When teams are supposed to "rise to the occasion," the Bills offense drops like boulder off a cliff.

Ravens able to convert 3rd and long several times, Bills lose yards on 3rd and 1. Bills get good field position, only move forward with assistance of penalties... We get starting field position in opponent's territory, start going backwards. We get to the redzone, start going backwards. It's maddening.

True, but he's only about the 5th thing on the list of reasons the offense is failing ?

True, but he's only about the 5th thing on the list of reasons the offense is failing ?

If we manage to get within a FG and miss, all blame will still fall on Hauschka, even if he's the one that kept us alive the entire game.

And now Knox disappoints on one of Allen's only good passes all game. Bills offense doesn't want it enough. They're going through the motions and hopping the defense can win it on their own.

Dawson Knox should've had a play like that earlier, but you know... QB play like ours isn't conducive to hitting open guys.

I guess that's what it looks like when you hit an open target in stride...

All on Allen again. Had all day to pass, yet he stood there as if no pressure would ever get there. If people are covered, take off or throw it away. Damn.

1st down on the opponent 36, 1 min to go, 3 timeouts. This is where a good team punches back and takes momentum.

This would make sense, but Josh has been so inconsistent with screens. He throws it in a way the receiver doesn't have position to run after the catch, or just floats it to where the ball takes too long to get to the target l.

Defense trying their best to carry the team yet again. Even half way competent QB play would go a LONG way. Doing nothing off turnovers, missing open WRs, turning the ball over ourselves... Now great field position, again. Offense being dead weight in a meaningful game yet again.

You're going to put that on Daboll? What a joke. Absolutely Clueless.

I just can't believe Allen is this bad against good teams. All year people whining about Daboll pissed me off, as it was CLEAR the problem was execution. Again, missing 3 guaranteed 1st downs (at the minimum) on open targets is unacceptable for a starting NFL QB.

Bills need a dome. Our QB's can't throw for **** in wind, especially Allen. He's consistently been the worst deep passer in the entire league, and wind isn't helping.

This looks like one of those games where a QB we passed on makes all those threads earlier in the year saying "he's not that good" look stupid. Josh doing his best to repeat his Patriots performance.

My rational mind initially thought 31-17 Ravens. But for whatever reason I keep leaning 23-17 Bills now, as some irrational optimism is pushing through & saying "signature win time!"

I'm sorry, this is a game I just don't think this team will win. The Ravens front are big, strong dudes that push people around (often being referred to as "bullies"), and our strength has not been in our defensive front & stopping the run. Our LB's are good sideline to sideline, but Edmunds doesn't explode through the gaps & stuff the run, and Milano is a bit too small. You're more likely to see them making tackles in the secondary after Ingram or Jackson already broke through. It's also why our safeties have so many tackles. If we can at least wrap up & not allow them a ton of yards after contact, we can mitigate the damage. But racking up a ton of near sacks or blowing potential tackles for loss will kill us. The Ravens offense has shown they can score at will & are a multidimensional threat. The Bills can win games where they control time of possession, field position and don't turn the ball over, and aren't playing from behind for long. But there's no way we can keep pace putting up points if Baltimore keeps scoring like crazy. I desperately want us to win this game, but ultimately I'm hoping we just don't get embarrassed. 31-17 Ravens is my guess * * * * F*** it! Optimist in me is saying 23-17 Bills! We deserve this dammit!

Do you not enjoy watching them lose? It's not like Fox (or the sports media members in general) have been kind to them. They're not out there raving about them or making excuses for them, if anything they're piling on more & more. I'm enjoying every minute of it, more Cowboys coverage please, it's hilarious!