BigDingus

Didn't matter. White had already dropped it by the time Poyer hit him.

White should've still caught that. The collision didn't matter.

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.

Execution. Not coaching. They have been given every chance in the world and can't do a damn thing.

Getting Singletary in a 1 v 1 situation in open space is a bad play call?

See, this guy gets it. It's all Daboll's fault.

If Daboll was a better coach he should've flown in and dropped the ball into the receivers hands.

Because Daboll.

But yes, deep pass that Daboll called, all on Daboll that Allen AGAIN was way the hell off the mark. ????

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.

At least with Mayfield, they know they have a chance to throw themselves back into the game.

Nothing to do with Lamar Jackson though. Allen is better. People have broken down how it's just his supporting talent + the media propping Jackson up.

He was dead last in the league last year too. I got killed for pointing it out though. This year people are finally noticing it because it's only gotten worse, even with a better O-line and better receivers.

No. You could tell how that play developed and where Allen was looking that throwing deep into triple coverage to Beasley was NOT the call. Allen chose that option.

You know darn well that wasn't the call for that play. Allen just didn't feel comfortable throwing to anyone else and decided he'd throw his patented deep ball that sails over everyone so he could just get off the field.

Not a great play call, but it never is when Allen throws deep. The receivers never even have a shot at it, whether they're wide the hell open or covered by 3 people. It's never even a possibility.

Typical 3rd quarter Bills offense.

All this talk about moving Oliver to DE, I say f*** it. Move Edmunds to DE and see what happens ?

With Tyrod that was actually true. Seriously, if we were ever down by a single point at any time in the 4th quarter, he was something like 3-27. This team can at least make minor comebacks

Everything looks hard for Allen...

Help us Singletary Kenobi, you're our only hope!

Ugh, only 1 yard?! Carry us Singletary!

It's amusing how many people are screaming for Singletary... it's like they don't realize how telling that is in regards to Josh Allen. I mean, we only passed on two amazing QB's, traded a ton of draft stock away and moved up to take a franchise QB 7th overall, yet we're at the point where we've just accepted he's going to struggle against everyone all the time... So ignore him, feed Singletary, our 3rd round RB! He's obviously the one who should provide the spark and be relied upon to carry this offense, not the franchise QB!

Not windy at all apparently. Announcers mentioned it several times so far.