MJS

Pittman should not have been ejected.

Don't forget the hurricane winds. Bad weather is a great equalizer.

That was a strange play. Mac looked lost.

These stats aren't predictive, though. They literally have no bearing at all on the future. The Bills have a good shot to make the playoffs. They might not, sure, but they still have a good shot. Yes, we all expected them to be better and easily take the division, but oh well. They aren't as good as we thought, but they are still good.

The defender was in perfect position and just waiting for him to throw that ball. I was really surprised he decided to throw it anyway.

He was an idiot to throw that ball.

Oh for sure. I'm pretty picky with announcers and I like these two a lot.

He was getting hate? I really like these guys.

It would be so awesome to have a player like him.

Well, the last game had apocalyptic winds, so it was a huge equalizer for the two teams, especially given the strengths of the two teams.

Really liking these announcers. Greg Olsen is way better than I expected him to be.

The issue with the Broncos last year was their QB's took off their contact tracers and put them in each corner of the room so they could sit right next to each other in the QB room. They had to play that game without their QB because they blatantly broke the rules. The Bills have had some COVID cases this year, but what they are doing seems to be working alright. We haven't had any massive spreads like other teams have. Still, with the evolving situation it might be prudent to have one of the QB's isolated going forward.

The fans arguing this are funny. They give no reasons, only passionate displeasure. It's pretty much the opposite of an analytical approach.

He was almost fully vaccinated last time. He for sure is now. Hopefully he gets off the list quickly.

I really think the Pats winning hurts our chances. And I never root for them to win, so I won't be this time either.

What a legend! He actually played in the NFL!

The speculation was always that Dorsey was being groomed to be the next OC. But other than people guessing, I don't think we have any actual info on that, do we?

I think they perform worse as a unit because of coaching and perhaps scheme. They may be asked to do things they aren't good at.

I agree completely. Daboll seems to hit a mental wall when we get in the red zone and during key situations.

Absolutely not. You tie it up and go to overtime at that point. But the play calling in the red zone and in overtime were horrible. Daboll needs to be better in those situations.

Good. What a tool. That's exactly what he would say. You don't expect him to come out and say "yeah, I did that". Even so, he didn't even refute that he kicked him, just that his "characterization" is inaccurate.

A lot of times it's a free rusher. Our oline sometimes doubles one guy and completely ignores another guy. It's a lack of communication on the line or just getting confused by stunts. There is a large component of what the oline does that is mental. And I think our oline lacks in that department. Not that I think they are dumber than average, but that I think they are unprepared and not well enough schooled in these things. That's why I think it comes back to the oline coach. Obviously I'm guessing, but it makes sense to me.

This is the side of football culture that is really stupid.

I wonder if there is a metric out there that measures how many times your QB has to evade pass rushers. It's like 90% of Josh's drop backs.

Two metrics from two organizations I have no faith in combined into one metric to rule them all!