Peace Frog

LAMP alert!

What are you talking about? Nobody, including me, the OP, said we lost because of this call. I'm stating that how could something so blatantly obvious get missed, kind of like the intentional grounding by Brady or the tripping by Brady, etc. If I was to point the finger of blame at anything, it was the missed tackles and poor pass rush by our D, and the spotty pass protection by our O-line. What you're saying is a bit troll-esque.

I noticed that, too. After the Bills called a timeout and they went to commercial, the clock had kept moving all the way down to 3:21. Back from commercial, the clock read 3:33. This was after the ref had told them to change it back earlier in the quarter.

Complete BS! How the hell do the refs not see that. ?

We need to win this game for one simple reason: winning is a good habit to get into when headed to the playoffs.

I want Brady to get sacked so much, he urinates himself on the field. Edelman, on the other hand, I want him to get tackled so hard that the next morning, he has bones in his stool.

My thought, as well. I was terrified beyond the capacity for normal pants crapping.

Holy LAMP, Batman!

Joshzilla!

I so want it to be Josh who helps the Bills get their first Super Bowl championship. What a great guy.

I'm a boomer and I like the red unis. There may be something to donning the red ones for this particular game from a strategical angle. In this video, Josh Allen stated that he likes the red uniforms, that red is his favorite color. Perhaps, the red uniforms might help Josh find his targets easier when he wants to throw the ball. Any intangible, no matter how miniscule, adds to the overall advantage that will be needed to win this game. It isn't just trying to stop Lamar Jackson that's important, it's Josh keeping the chains moving, hogging the pig, and figuring out Baltimore's exceptional defense. Even if we hold the Ravens to under 20 points, we still need to score. If the red unis help to accomplish this, then forking-A, wear'em!

I thought he was a Chevy man?

We now have less time to prepare for the following game: at the Paytoilets on Dec. 21st.

Funny stuff!

The Bills need to just run the motherfathering table. We're talking regular season through the Super Bowl. Beat'em all. Bunch of jerk-faces.

What if it's the Bills' destiny to win their first Super Bowl this year? Hmmm?

Let's make it to the Super Bowl so that we can improve the ratings.

I want to win the next game, whichever one that is. Oh, looks like it's the Cowboys game. That's the one I want to win.

Watching the game at my friend's house in Oregon. He's smoking a turkey on the Traeger and I'm making some Buffalo Turkey Wings.

10 - Execution - Hearing McClappy talk about the teams opportunities mainly coming from lack of execution has always seemed like a blow off response in his dry post-game press conferences. As the Bills have now put two back to back solid games, I can now see what he meant. Yes, the coaches have done a great job making tweaks to their scheme. But more importantly, you can see that they are still relatively running the same type of plays, but the the players are executing at a much higher level. I almost want to throw up saying it, but it makes sense now and I think we are finally seeing the team that McD envisioned for us. I feel as confident in this team as I have in the past few years. It's not about the record of the teams we've played against, it's about how we've put them away and executed the plays called on the field. The defense is communicating well, Allen is finding the right reads, we can run hurry up or ground and pound. McD has Frazier and Daboll in the right spots and this team is playing like a family. I don't know how the next 3 games will go, but I expect to see a competitive team out there playing their style of football. I like that we hurry up to the line to prevent defensive substitutions, then have Josh take his time and read the defense pre-snap, all while chewing up the clock.

I'm interested in what his QB numbers are going to look like in the post season. That's what I'm talking about!

The key to successful drinking is to only have 1 or 10.

Hah! One time? I saw Chubb do that to us like 5 or 6 times during the game.

I hear you, H B F; there were too many things. I guess the thing that drove me the most insane was how on several occasions, Chubb would take the handoff and only after 4 or 5 Bills players and a couple of Browns players were dragged/pushed forward for an addition 7 or 8 yards would he actually be tackled. It looked like Chubb had half a dozen secret servicemen hurrying him to a limo or something. This happened at least 5 or 6 times during the game, IIRC. Absolutely, puke-inducing poor play on our part. I can't wait to see what we're going to look like against Ezekiel Elliott or Mark Ingram II/Lamar Jackson. Oy!