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Balance is key over the length of the season. When the defense doesn’t know what to expect your offense has an advantage. You can also be a pass-happy offense but you MUST be a physically dominant team as well. This is football. The stronger, faster, and tougher team usually wins. Coaching only goes so far to cover up weaknesses, and it can’t cover up a lack of physicality.

McD cracked that bs Bellichick was using. Hella good job only allowing 3.

The pats have two down linemen on most plays. It’s unreal.

Lol I’ve never seen anything like this.

How was that not Offside?

Hell yes

Buffalo ball!

Well at least Ford wasn’t holding.

The 2 point conversion was just to get the crowd out of the game.

I felt kinda bad when he broke his consecutive catch streak with us.

Wow.

Of course it hits the upright. Of course.

You gotta be kidding me…

I just knew the Bills were gonna botch that third down in dramatic fashion.

How has this Colts team lost 5 games?

Bills getting manhandled. Also I swore that was Offside.

Maybe the Bills should get some reps for other guys usually on the bench?

That was such a bad decision lol

Daboll read this and plans to call 15 straight passes anyway.

Kelce just fell down once their arms were locked up lol.

Love me some Tremaine.

Atta boy Levi !!!!

Ffs taunting. Still a perfect play by Levi to the haters.

That takes confidence for both Josh to do and McD to be cool with (and I'm 100% sure he is). Imagine how many fragile-ego coaches would be rubbed the wrong way with this.

I think this outcome was a combination of two interdependent factors: 1) The coaches called the game aggressively because they trusted that Allen could turn it on at any minute. 2) Allen played a subpar game. The coaching staff refused to make the necessary adjustments in light of Allen’s play. They kept calling an aggressive game and putting it on Allen’s shoulders when the correct thing to do was start playing more conservatively after the 1st half. That, in turn, did not help Allen. Some I formation sets with runs and play action was the correct adjustment. Instead, they kept going 5 wide and running QB draws, playing into the Steelers’ strengths. Overall, I think coaching adjustments are easier to implement as opposed to not adjusting to how your QB is playing and expecting him to ball out.