If the defense falters here, it's still not their fault if the game is lost.
Holding them to 20 points or less should be enough to win a game against the Browns.
Play on the field matters.
Win or lose.
This play is NOT indicative of a good team or good QB, that is absolutely certain.
You think games are going to get easier going forward? The Cowboys will murder this team if we play this way against them on Thanksgiving.
More good starting field position...
This is what really sucks this year. The offense is given every advantage an opportunity to do ANYTHING, yet we manage to do nothing more often than not.
I'd argue Allen hadn't had an actual complete "good" game all year. Not one.
Every game he's nowhere to be found for long stretches. It's why he can't hit the 300 yard passing mark.
It's a byproduct of not playing well for long stretches EVERY game.
We need to accept Allen isn't good passing on the run.
Once in a blue moon he'll do something crazy that shouldn't be possible, but 19/20 times he throws a really bad pass, often to the least open guy.
There's a reason the Bills were underdogs coming into this game.
All those people throughout the year saying the play on the field doesn't mean anything, only wins and losses, should finally start waking up to reality.
That's par for the course when you have a QB that disappears for huge chunks of the game.
And Daboll gives him AMPLE opportunity to make plays. That is a fact.
When will people ever blame the players?
At some point you have to accept the choices the players make and how they execute on the field matters WAY more than anything a coach says or does.
Daboll could call a perfect game, but nobody would ever know when the players s*** the bed when they're asked to do their jobs.