Motorin'

It's just more gloating from Boston sports media after the first game.

130... But really, he had games six games where he was only given an average of 5 rushes. (3, 4, 5, 5, 6, 7)... He should have been getting Moss's carries all year.

1,100 yards from scrimmage... Plus only 59 rushing yards from being top 10 in the league, on significantly fewer carries than the RB's ahead of him.

Mounting windmills all around the stadium in order to slow the gusts?

You need to download the Bills app from the Play store to use them. But you can login on your computer to transfer them. I actually had problems transferring tickets on the mobile app. Was much easier on the computer.

300 level, row 12. DM for price.

yeah no.

Agree about the wind. Cinci averages under 15 inches per year. OP averages 120... They're on the border with Kentucky.

How did Josh do passing in Tenn and KC this year? How do you think Burrow's touch passing would do in late January in OP?

Motor was #16 in the league rushing this year. He was 59 yards short of being #10, while every rusher ahead of him had significantly more carries. I agree that there were many games where we chose not to run. But you can't subtract Allen's yardage and say it doesn't count. Only 5 teams had more rushing yards, because we have Allen + Singletary. Only two of those teams are in the playoffs.

LOL, "may not actually be true" love that!

I thought he sounded defeated before our second matchup. And he sounds pretty resigned here too.

I love listening his post-game presser after they lose. It's hilarious.

God forbid people act like "fans" of a team and city they purport to love. Better to retain skepticism and exude disdain, am I right?

The reason LA called the TO was to put their best run D in to try to prevent a long gain. They just failed at it. After the first TO, had Jacobs gotten stuffed at the line there's no way the Chargers are calling a TO. The Raiders would have been left with an interesting choice. But the idea that that calling the TO caused the Raiders to gain 9 yards is unprovable. We will never know what the outcome of the 3rd down play would have been without the TO.

The run game doesn't have to be good to make play action effective. It just has to exist.

The talking heads are loving trashing Staley for blowing the game calling a TO, while pretending like the Raiders were never going to snap another play.

No doubt... I personally wanted the tie. Feel like the Steelers are basically a bye for KC.

I'd tell the Chargers we were going to kneel it down too. He's a little salt in the wounds. The Raiders had to snap the ball on 3rd down with 36 seconds left. They were in shotgun. Carr wasn't going to take a freaking knee. He probably hands it off to Jacobs. Maybe he half heatedly runs into his centers butt and falls down. And maybe they never take another snap. But there was no guarantee he doesn't pickup more yardage. He gashes them all night. And there's nothing about the TO that guaranteed the Raiders were going to pickup 9 yards on the next run. This is case of senile Al Michaels not knowing that the play clock was almost at zero with the game clock under 40. He made a dumb reaction, and Collinsworth backed him up with an even dumber assertion. So it set the narrative. The Raiders were never going to pass on a fg attempt to avoid going to KC.

So they were going to take a delay of game with 36 seconds left? Or kneel it in shotgun formation? The Raiders coach confirmed they weren't going to let the clock run out after Jacobs ran into fg range two plays before. And you want to know why? A tie sends them to KC who they lost two games this year by a combined score of 9000 to 12.

Whatever you say Andy.

Doesn't count. He's a QB, so his rushing stats don't count... Plus the Bills can't run the ball... 2,100 rushing yards later... The Bills still can't run the ball.

They didn't call TO with 20 seconds left. They called TO with 38 seconds left with 2 seconds left on the play clock. The Raiders were already in fg range, and we're about to run the ball on 3rd down and the Chargers couldn't stop Jacobs all night. The media loves click bate though.

So you're saying Josh Allen's passer rating goes down in late season bad weather games, but the opponent's rating goes down like 3 or 4 times more?