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I agree with this. In the heat of the moment there is a tendency to overstate the negative and succumb to recency bias. Even with some time to digest, the decision was remarkably bad and has to go down in the annals of worst play calls I've seen in my Bills fandom. And that's with Allen somehow not getting hurt. If that happened...

Haha when the play call went down I was belligerently referencing that exact same situation. Nothing will ever top that one

Agree with all of this, however a football novice should know not to try a trick play when you have little margin for error and are already moving the ball with momentum. That play call was almost comically stupid

Come on, go easy on him. He's only missed like 30 tackles tonight

That may be, but there will come a time when obvious weak links like these are the reason Buffalo loses a game. Sticking your head in the sand about the issue is not going to make it go away

Without question the worst call he's made as OC. Total back breaker when you had all the momentum. Absolutely idiotic

The int return last week looked like a 6 year old running in mud

I agree. Just disappointing that a team can come to a game so out of it physically AND mentally right from the jump.

When the Bills can cover a nose bleed

This

Exactly. Harbaugh's reputation as a coach is mind boggling. This isn't the 2011 NFL or the Big Ten. The Chargers were vastly outcoached in this game.

Yep, so what if the Bills beat up on hapless Jags. Let's wait until they play a real team like Houston 😂 By the way, did you hear the Texans got Stefon Diggs?

I don't think Bo Nix has grasped the concept of the forward pass

Jets oline looks really bad today in pass protection

That dude can barely make it through consecutive games it seems

Yes, maybe by the end of the game Nix will have -50 yards passing?

Well, that should end the game for Denver lol. How pitiful to have their field position and go backwards over and over

Is it any surprise that a guy named Bade is ass?

I would add to this the physicality that Buffalo has demonstrated so far. We are not a soft, finesse team anymore. Last week I was banging the drum that Baltimore, even at a lesser version of their typical selves, would abuse Dallas. But we're not the Cowboys

Ok, but they lost to the Raiders at home. I'm not really interested that they almost beat Gardner Minshew. And as I stated in my first post, the "need" factor could work the other way because of the huge implications for them. I don't even think they're going to be coming in on a high after nearly blowing that game to Dallas. The Ravens just haven't been a very good team to this point.

Am I the only one who feels very confident about this game? The Ravens have a banged up offensive line and a porous defense. We've defended them well in the past and have the perceived edge of being underdogs at 3-0. Baltimore needs a win big time and as a result could be feeling a ton of pressure. They lost at home to the Raiders who then turned around and got destroyed at home by the friggin Panthers. Etc, etc. I'm not worried at all about our ability to win this game. Sure we could lose, but it's not like Baltimore is some juggernaut here...

Even in that 2021 game the Bills had Henry bottled up except for one long run. His stat line was 20 carries for 143 yards but 76 came on one play. Otherwise 19-67 is pretty ordinary at less than 4 ypc.

Those Ravens unis are terrible

Sorry ass Bengals 0-3

Yeah he's partially right and trying to pile on. Obviously the Bills oline is excellent, and Martin is not nearly as bad as made out to be