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They were hoping to get a score on 4th and 1 AND convert a 2 pt just to tie. Taking the FG and getting a chance for the win with another TD seems like better odds.

I don't understand not just taking the FG there. They were going to need a 2-pt to tie it..

Definitely never seen him step up and play well in a big game.

In my eyes that ball moved a lot to be considered "firmly in control".

I agree. I don't think that should've been an INT. Ball touching the ground and moving = loss of control while its touching the ground.

ball bounced

I thought he signed to a reasonable contract that the Bills coulda/shoulda been able to swing.

Lol @ the Florida swingers commercial

Did not survive the ground.

Yup! Can you "clear" a fumble on a recovery?

Are you allowed to advance a fumble if you recover it, move BACK to the spot it was fumbled and then go forward? Otherwise a fumble on a 2 point conversion is always going to result in a "No good".

Run game looks good when Cook isn't out there. Looks to be helping the passing game too.

It was reminiscent of when Nate Hackett was calling plays with CJ Spiller.

Tre and Von need to have an impact this season.

Don't forget the absence of Tom Brady in division most likely helped end the doormat era more than praising Jeebus in the locker room.

He has been absolutely horrible with decisions like this. Makes no sense to not kick the FG and attempt an onside kick. He is bad with challenges, and timeouts too. He isn't a good coach.

Buffalo hasn't beat Brady under Sean McDermott. In their six meetings, Brady scores an average of 24.8 points per game and an average of 376.8 yards per game. Buffalo's defense has also forced seven total turnovers and at least one in all but one of those six games. https://www.buffalobills.com/news/top-5-storylines-to-follow-for-bills-vs-buccaneers

Not that I don't like McD but there is a reason there was a 20 year drought and a reason why McD has been successful and they are not all because he is some great coach. The 20 year drought coincides with Tom Brady being in the AFC East, and McD's success coincides with Brady's departure. As a head coach McD has been absolutely awful making in game decisions like challenges, and timeouts, etc. I think coaches get WAY to much credit in a team's success and failures that then deserve, at least at the NFL level where player talent is so high.

And he has great hands and a great QB. He seems pretty fearless too.

Poyer with a pick six.

Less than 60% clap rate and he is a goner.

Was that video produced by David Lynch?

Obviously a great person, wish him the best and thank him for his service, but you gotta admit he was a little overrated. He was a huge beneficiary of being next to Mario, Kyle, and Marcell. He was pretty average once the band split up.

At the end of this season when Araiza has 0 punt attempts and Bass has 100% FG percentage, can we change his nickname to "Holding Deity"?