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Clearly the weather conditions significantly favored the running game. Pats stopped our run game and we couldn't stop theirs. BB made the Bills throw the ball. He won the chess game. The sad part in all of it is that we knew the Pats were going to run the ball. They were going to continue to run the ball until we stopped it. We couldn't, for the most part. As in most games this year, our offense had to rely way too much on Allen. That makes things much easier to defend. It's so extremely frustrating to not be able to pick up short yardage with the run. I chuckled two times last night when the announcers commented that we fooled the Pats by throwing the ball on a 3rd and 2. No sir, we have to throw the ball in those situations. We lose the LOS every single time!

Lots of QB run here

Let's get a 3 and out and one more drive with the wind at our back

Now we have to defend the run and the pass?

How many of you know where Fournette turned it around? Some interesting trivia, given your fans out here at UW and Wyoming. Wyoming's High Altitude Training Facility

The offensive is a decent offensive line away of being pretty dang dangerous.

He dressed for a funeral? Knox and Beas!!!

While I agree with the verdict, Rittenhouse is not a hero. He isn't a murderer. He isn't a vigilante. He isn't a white supremacist. And he isn't a hero.

Perhaps there is one, but I haven't seen anyone say the video was appropriate or in good taste. All repubs I've heard have said this, that it was in poor taste and inappropriate. Now what response or punishment is appropriate in response? Is censure and removal from all committees appropriate? I don't know. It's the first time it's ever, ever been done. I guess my point is just because someone voted against this level of punishment doesn't mean he/she agreed with the video meme that Gosar did. I think it's dangerous precedent to establish, that the ruling party can censure and remove a member of the other party from their committees. But teams and shyt. We are where we are.

If his injuries require this, absolutely.

Shocking!

I was a huge Falcon fan on Monday

??? He could be vaxed and really have covid? Your money is on a false positive.

Josh just needs to put some extra Charmin in his back pockets

&%#@!$%^&*&%@

This was my first reaction. Why? Isn't what we're doing working pretty well?

You knew one of us Wyoming guys would show up with story, right? I'll let you read the linked story and watch the video in it. I'll just mention that Wyo gained field position on this play because we were inside our own 20 at the time (it's in the article too, but this was awesome). https://www.sbnation.com/college-football/2016/12/3/13831140/wyoming-sdsu-mountain-west-championship-fumble-touchback-interception

One or the other can make a team good, at best. To be great, you need both. Three months ago I didn't think we could win the SB because our defense was at best average. If our offense can play great, which it certainly has, this team will be hard to beat.

The greater the expectation that Josh carries this Oline, the greater the chance he gets injured. Of all outcomes, this is the worst. Josh is a competitor and he is going to do everything he can to make the Bill's successful, even if it means trying to be superman. Every time I see him trying to make something out of nothing, I get really anxious.

Gruden doesn't need the money. He wants blood

Me too. She's authentic. I find that very refreshing. You don't see that in most politicians.

Isn't it every defenses goal to make offenses struggle? I don't think the challenges faced by the Bill's offense (or any offense for that matter) is a new dynamic. It's always been there. Digg's production this year, I believe, has been impacted by Sanders, Davis and Knox getting more of it and by defenses focusing more on Diggs. The Bill's offensive output is what it is. Stats make it so. The Bills are a leader in these stats. If it took DCs this long to figure out how to defend the Bill's, then there are some pretty shytty DCs out there. Every team goes through periods when things just aren't clicking. This happens because of injuries, illnesses and the many other physical, mental and emotional things in all of our players lives - and then of course the collective of all of these things to the entire team. This is why there are really bad games, really good games and everything in between. Right now, this Jags game is the outlier, simply by the sample sizes involved.

Was the struggle the outlier or were all of the 25+ pt games outliers?

Well, if all the D has to do is defend the $250 million dollar man we've got what we've got

This o line's getting chewed up