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We just tried one on 2nd down. It was the one Josh threw away into the dirt cuz it was covered.

This is Josh's quarter. Time to turn it on.

Good example of the Bills not getting out of their own way

Why the hell do you call a pass we haven't completed all year when we only need 3

Josh should of just ran that with everyone running deep

Oliver was in on the goalline stand when we ran the subs in late

GREAT GOALLINE!! including the heads up intentional PI by Poyer

Throw was off but both those have to be caught

Ask Marshawn Lynch about passing on the goal line. Bottom line is, if he was passing at the goslline and didnt convert, people will b@tch and moan. Just like you are that he ran three times and didnt convert. If he scored on 3rd, would you be complaining? No. Daboll called a play on 4th and scored, so really, who gives a rat's ass about 1-3.

Very convenient for the Patriots. They'll use him the rest of the season, then cut the 32 year old safety they no longer want once he gets his suspension the first four games next year.

Agree! Allen also had two big drops from Knox and Beasley that would of kept drives going had they been caught.

Today proved how much that Fox Sports "Best fans" poll was a load of BS. Bills Mafia absolutely took over Nashville and the Titans stadium this weekend. If I knew how to do it I'd make a GIF of Lewan shaking his head in defeat as he looked around at Bills Mafia taking over his house.

LOVE that shot of Lewan shaking his head as looked around at Bills Mafia taking over the stadium

Damn we are dropping like flies today

DUUUUUUUUUUKE!!!!!

Damn Tennessee and their illegal forward passes

So far I'm happy to see that it was no mistake to call Duke up from the PS

The league office continues to protect certain players while turning a blind eye to others.

A dirty hit would imply that he intentionally hit helmet to helmet. An unintentional helmet to helmet can happen by accident or poor tackling technique. Every season there are many hits that were not dirty hits and players were still fined. IMO this was a hit that had poor technique as he was leading with his head until the last second when he attempted to turn. He could of turned much sooner or not lead with his head in the first place and completely prevent a helmet to helmet collision.

This league is insane. They already had Kraft and Belichek's [view] as they explained why he wasn't ejected and now this. 5. In a surprising turn of events, New England Patriots defensive back Jonathan Jones, whose hit landed Bills QB Josh Allen in the concussion protocol, was not fined, according to Rapoport per an informed source. Rapoport added, "It was determined Jones turned his shoulder to stop the runner (who is not defenseless), while the runner is being tackled, falling forward and down." http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000001062048/article/roundup-obj-fined-14k-for-dustup-with-ravens-cb

I highly doubt he was taking 1st team reps, or even that it's allowed while in the concussion protocol. Also, you can't just call up someone from the PS, they have to be signed AND a player has to be released from the 53. So, like I said, he will most likely suit up but only as the 2nd string in order to give him this week and the bye to rest.

Even if Josh is cleared to play this week I highly doubt he's the starter. More than likely he will be the emergency 2nd string so we don't have to sign a backup.

The hit wasnt a jarring head snap that is typical of a concussion. His face mask went face, first rubbing into the turf, which many times we see stuff getting lodged in the facemask. Looks more like he shook his head to get something out of his helmet. I even thought that during the game. It wasnt a back and forth "shaking out the cobwebs" motion to me. More of a sharp one direction to make something fall out.

Did you guys forget we played the #1 defense in the league today?

Had Zay attacked the ball instead of waiting for it he could of at least broken it up.