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That did not feel planned lol. We'll take it.

Cook is still such a bad blocker lol

In fairness, it's really hard to pressure Tua. He gets rid of it as quickly as anyone in the L. The real issue is our Dline getting completely washed out every other play. Running lanes are airplane lanes.

He better be getting held a lot because he's been a zero today

Almost. All these strip attempts makes me wonder if the comments from Phins DC made us want to try extra hard for that.

Man that was non-contact.

Ed Oliver is getting pushed around out there. Just take him off the field already.

Wow what a catch and run! Davis broke inside like he knew he was taking that to the house.

Declining that shows how much faith McD has in his D

Elam got cooked there but someone please tell me what exactly Hamlin is doing on that play? Who's he guarding?

So...I understand not getting much pressure on Tua because he gets rid of the ball so quickly, but you can't let him sit back there all day when he doesn't.

Calling Mack's number on a crucial 4th down works! Hopefully, bASS's PAT doesn't come back to bite us.

Classic Bills play calling here. We're so predictable.

Nice team wide tush push

Nice cut back

Taron might be my favourite Bill outside of Josh in the McD era. It's impossible to not like this guy.

Taron to the rescue

Why are some of the Phins defenders allowed to where striped jersies?

I only see three fingers in that close up of Amari. They must have amputated.

Conspiracy me wants to know if Elam getting the start today has anything to do with a certain deadline in two days.

How is it possible our schedule includes AFCE x2 and somehow Chiefs still have an easier road? Edit: @ Lions is obviously really tough but don't sleep on @ Rams. I continue to believe Stafford is the most underrated QB in the league. He just needs protection and some help to put up a lot of points. With Puka back, they're dangerous. Edit2: notwithstanding what happened in Jan, home field vs. Chiefs is massive. I'd bet the house on us at home but not on the road vs. that team.

That decision to return from the three yard line vs Hawks was brutal. He was clearly pressing for his spot.

The part I’m interested in is to what degree the lack of separation is having an impact on Josh’s waning accuracy this year. His on target percentage is well below any of his prior years outside his rookie season. I I’ve always felt like he needs to see his guy get open to feel fully comfortable. This is why he’s always had more success with good separators like Beasley, Shakir, and Diggs. Some will disagree with this of course, but I bet we start to see his on target percentage improve throughout the rest of the season now that we have better balance across our receiving corps and are subject to less cover one janky defenses.

Very curious about the return on this one.

you mean like when Javon strip sacked Lawrence? Edit: we don't have Bruce or prime Von calibre player. We have lots of decent to good rushers though. It's closer to a strength than a weakness imo if for no other reason than the depth