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10 minutes ago, SACTOBILLSFAN said:
Rain usually hurts passing offenses far less than running offenses when it’s on grass like at M&T. This is especially true when the WRs in the game are great route runners. So, that SHOULD benefit Allen and Diggs.
However, the winds will be blowing directly across the field from forecast I see and that impacts throwing and kicking a great deal. But if it’s just gusty and not a sustained 15 mph cross wind I don’t see it hampering the Bills’ ability to throw all that much but we’ll see more of those short quick passes than deep shots.
Lamar being a threat to pass is what sets up his runs. If it the wind effects his throwing, It should be easier to shut him down on the ground.-
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I thought Hamlin played pretty well Sunday.
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Can he play safety once the guys start getting healthy?
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24 minutes ago, Nextmanup said:
I think that's just who Josh is. Though he may still outgrow it.
I thought all that stuff was over, that he had already matured beyond it, but as soon as conditions were right for panic Josh to show up, he showed up. We're probably just going to have to live with, and be content knowing that his entire package of pros and cons is still plenty good enough to win a SB.
I think it’s hard to judge him on Sunday about erratic play because nothing about the situation was normal. I’m more impressed he did what he did despite the circumstances. -
I think it funny what they’ve done here. Last year it was Singletary and Moss in a pretty even rotation, late in the season they go to one guy and something seems to click. This year they draft Cook and my expectations were he’d be a 3rd down back or a change up because of his speed and Singletary would be the main guy. Turns out we’re back to Singletary/Moss rotation with a little dose of Cook. How can any of these guys get any rhythm?
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5 hours ago, uninja said:
It’s the ball getting smacked out as he’s stepping out of bounds. “Did not complete the process of the catch” is what the zebras would say, and they’d be right.
If I was a ref I would have called it the same way. As much as I wanted it, calling that a TD would have been a terrible call.
The way I see it is if that was in the field and not in the endzone would it be possible to be ruled as a fumble. To be honest, I think it could have. -
So we’re 0-7 in one score games since last year. The year before that we had a pretty good record in close games. What i see less of is all the ***** kickings Bills fans have been use to. It’s hard to blame the coach when you look back at numerous missed chances. The players are put into position to make play in these close games and they have failed. It’s a collective effort, but when you drop TDs, miss open WRs, can’t spike the ball it’s on the players. McDermott can’t hold their hand during game time
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I hate the MVP talk, especially this early. It’s just stupid at this point in the season, way too much football left.
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4 hours ago, Billzgobowlin said:
Jackson is one person I would not rush back. Short term IR Benford before you get Jackson back in there and sign someone else
Did they even say the extent of Jackson’s injury. It looked bad, but I haven’t heard much about it besides he’s doing good and he walked out of the hospital the next day.
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19 minutes ago, Billz4ever said:
So what? I don't understand the point. Denver has an advantage too since they are more used to the thin air.
Is every team in the NFL supposed to play in a dome?
This is really the first time really ever heard Bills fans complain so much about the weather in Miami and I can guarantee if they'd won, you wouldn't hear 1/2 the complaining you do now.
It's an easy crutch to try and blame the loss on, but when you only have to rewind to last season when the temp was 1 degree off what it was yesterday and the Bills smoked them, those complaints ring hollow and can easily be seen for what they are.
It’s a plain and simple fact that you don’t understand what shade is and how it effects sunlight
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14 minutes ago, Billz4ever said:
Your take: when the Bills beat them 35-0 in the same stadium a year ago in almost identical weather, I say nothing.
If the Bills lose to them I will now blame it on the weather and it's not fair.
Get out of here with that nonsense.
When the game was over after 30 minutes and we were in coasting mode. Maybe that has something to do with it. Kind of makes sense, Miami was a disaster at the start of last year. Come on man, Even at the start of the game the announcers were saying that Tua made a comment about it being the ultimate home advantage.
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15 minutes ago, Billz4ever said:
No, it does not contradict. Both teams play in it. One team is simply used to it more than the other.
Some stadiums are louder than others. Is that an unfair advantage too?
When players start dropping to the ground because the stadium is too loud i’ll take it as a good comparison to what I seen yesterday-
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9 minutes ago, Billz4ever said:
I just looked it up....
Bills played Miami September 21, 2021 at Hard Rock. 1 P.M. kickoff. Weather 88 degrees and sunny with a dewpoint of 78, which translates into 90% humidity.
Yesterday, Bills played Miami September 25, 2022 at Hard Rock. 12 P.M. kickoff. Weather 89 degrees and sunny with a dewpoint of 78.
Last season, in almost identical weather conditions, Bills win 35-0, but I'm betting you never mentioned weather once. I wonder why.
Now, take a seat, champ.
Give it up man. Our players were dropping like flies because of heat exhaustion. Shade would of helped but they were not allowed because they can only use what Miami has on their bench.
We should of won despite the heat, but to say that sun didn’t have an effect on the outcome of that game is crazy.
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7 minutes ago, Billz4ever said:
No, it's because the Fins players are acclimatized to that weather, where the bills are not. Own what you did or didn't do on the field.
I love how you are pretending this is the first time we've traveled to Miami early in the season when it's hot.
Lol! So stupid
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2 hours ago, freddyjj said:
Not sure why he is that guy either. He missed the block on the S on the sack/strip of Josh. And on his long run, all I could think of was that's a long TD if Cook ran that same play.
I thought the same thing about n the run. 😂
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Do any of you guys that say shade never made a difference work outside for a living? Just curious.
Never seen anything like yesterday, felt bad for Bills players.
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8 minutes ago, Billzgobowlin said:
I will say living in Florida myself this is a big disadvantage. The Bills should have figured out something to counteract that sun
What could they figure out, if they put up Canopy’s it would of blocked the vision of fans in the front row. So it probably wasn’t even allowed
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1 hour ago, Big Turk said:
Apparently Tua claimed it was a back injury where his back got hyperextended and his legs were wobbly when he got up
Should of just said it was heat exhaustion from sitting in that shade all afternoon. Probably more believeable
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1 hour ago, Royale with Cheese said:
No Micah Hyde
No Jordan Poyer
No Tre’Davious White
No Dane Jackson
No Jordan Phillips
No Ed Oliver
Limited Stefon Diggs
Limited Isaiah McKenzie
Limited Dawson Knox
Limited Gabe Davis
No Mitch Morse
No Spencer Brown
No Ryan Bates
No Greg Van Roten
100 degrees on the field
Bobbled snap before the half
Misfire from Allen to McKenzie late
Davis dropped the TD
Milano dropped the pick-six
Reading the replies reminds me of last years first game against NE. Anyone watching the game could see the difference the sun had on Bills players. They make their jokes but we’ll see them again and their will be no mercy.
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10 minutes ago, Ethan in Cleveland said:
Without Allen they had no chance.
But he made some bad throws today and he bobbled the snap before the half. Dolphins dropped 3 INT and he missed McKenzie wide open in the end-zone.
Two things can be true. He is amazing and played well enough to win and he made some bad mistakes that cost them the game.
You look at all the guys that were dropping and it’s kind of amazing he finished without missing a snap. Exhaustion can lead to mistakes, that happens. Allen had bad throws the receivers had a good number of bad drops…. Bills got beat by the heat not the Dolphins. -
Just now, QLBillsFan said:
One play by Phins that was significant. Clearly that doesn’t happen with 21 and 24 but thought 3 and 4 overall did good job. Feel free to get some pressure on qb. According to some the two S’s were going to be the issue. D gave up 21, this is in the O, injuries, and refs picking and choosing calls.
21 with one scoring drive starting in the red zone. They did pretty well for the most part and all young guys will only learn from it.
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8 minutes ago, TFBillsfan said:
Having only 5 active WRs wasn’t smart with this heat. Instead we dressed 5 RB but attempted 63 passes.
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19 minutes ago, Amarillo Bills Fan said:
The problem with this game, not being prepared for the heat.
Let alone the injuries before prior to the game.
We're running the ball better than we did last year.
How do ya prepare for that heat? No matter what you do as the game goes on your gonna wear down.
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7 minutes ago, Iverwig said:
I felt Buffalo should have ran the ball more in the 4th with Josh under center. Bills RB’s had fresh legs with Moss and Cook.
Your probably right. Bills gotta figure out the run game, it’s just too inconsistent again.
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Dolphins @ Bengals - TNF Game Thread
in The Stadium Wall
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Takes first read every time. Lineman gotta get there hands up once they see where he’s looking.