Yobogoya!

Feel like Josh had a wide open field of green to convert that second 3rd and long with his legs if he tucks it.

Miller out there and pass rush evaporates…

We certainly like to make complimentary mistakes: drop into a false start into a false start into another missed pass into a penalty on a punt…

Guess we forgot to take that play out, lol

The Dolphins defense is sub-par, if you're going to bench him I think this wasn't the week to do it. At home with that defense, Wilson could win this game.

Born and went to college in Carolina... Bank on it, he's a Bill by the end of the week!

It's inexcusable that he can get away with this routinely, while Rasul got flagged for PI on textbook coverage. What a f'n joke.

We had a wrinkle early this year where we actually pushed a RB instead of Allen. I think Allen even helped with the push, lol I like that variant even better honestly.

Uh oh not the defensive timeout….

Refs are matriculating the ball nicely this drive.

Their early schedule is about as a soft as ours was. Only they’ve enjoyed solid offensive play calling.

Looks Trentative 😆

Really kinda wish Chris Jones was still holding out.

Holding the ball too long on obvious passing downs.

Didn’t seem like he had control when he was touched. I think brown took that ball back.

Brady's been fired himself, and during the broadcast they mentioned that it taught him not to rely so much on the x's and o's and to understand his personnel better. I think Dorsey has the potential to put it all together. But we didn't have the luxury of waiting for him to figure it out.

I dunno, I can't disagree with their mentality. If you're Saleh, you can't give up on the season after 4 snaps, you got to rally the troops somehow even if realistically it is a pipe dream. 🤷‍♂️

I get what you mean. Even with the injuries, I feel like whatever game-plan allowed Mac Jones post a 126 qb rating and lead a game-winning drive is... well, not good. Be very interesting to see how McD plays Hurts and Mahomes over the next few weeks.

McD/Frazier's Bills have never finished top ten in sacks as a team and never produced a single double digit sack player to this point. Again, "mediocre" is probably a better word there. Anecdotally, they disappointed in key situations, like in several playoff exits. The #1 and #2 teams in the NFL in sacks last year were the Chiefs and the Eagles. I'm encouraged by the change I'm seeing this year 🤷‍♂️

40 sacks last year put us at 15th in the league. Maybe "mediocre" then is a better word. Situationally, it felt like when we needed it, it was nowhere to be found. Maybe it's still a work in progress, then. 😅

To think we'd be second in the league in sacks through week 11 while Von has been a complete ghost in the stat column all year. Crazy.

So historically under McD/Frazier the pass rush has been... anemic. Between 2017 and 2022 our sack totals finished as: 27 (yikes!), 36, 44, 38, 42, 40 We now sit currently at 39, good for second in the league behind only the Ravens, with still six games to go. Individually, Leonard Floyd has been a phenom. One of my fave off-season moves of the McBeane regime, he's sitting with 9.5 on the season after last night's sack banquet. Fun fact: no Bills player has recorded 10 or more sacks since this regime took over. Closest was Jordan Philips in 2018 who finished with, coincidentally, 9.5 Of all the criticisms McD might face lately, there's no doubt he has definitely elevated the pass rush since taking over coordinator duties from Frazier. Might we finally have a double-digit sack artist under this regime? No matter how you slice it, the defense is getting to the QB better than they have in over half a decade. It's great to see!

Kincaid looks like he's been a pro for half a decade. The dude just belongs out there, total stud.

It seems like we've had a ridiculous number of friendly fire injuries the last two years.

But that rule is.. uh.. only sometimes