CincyBillsFan

I can't remember a game where an offense had such lousy field position for an entire half.

Running Allen right then running him left might be very hard to stop in a real snow game. Can't see Lamar's speed and dime cutting working all that well in those conditions and Big Ben may just want to stay in and take a nap.

Here's the issue for Baltimore: will 20 points beat KC or the Bills? I don't think so. TN has a bad D and the TN offense couldn't get Henry lose and couldn't dominate TOP. So just like Bills fans are nervous about our D, Ravens fans should be worried about their offense. BTW, I like Lamar. Seems like a good dude.

To be fair to Tannyhill that WR didn't exactly help him out. In fact that would be bad on a high school football field.

TN will be sick when they think back that they had 2nd & 2 at the Ravens 40 and ended up punting from the Ravens 40.

And we're an even bigger problem for both teams.

Tannyhillis having a terrible game. On 2nd & 2 with Henry just having his best run you don't check out of another Henry run to throw a low probability pass down the sideline. Bad play by the TN QB.

When TN was up 10 - 0 no one wanted to play the Titans next week. Then the Ravens roar back and now no one wants to play them. Every team left in the AFC playoffs can beat Buffalo and the Bills could return the favor. Baltimore was every bit as hot as the Bills going into playoffs and here they are early in the 4th quarter only up 17 - 13. These AFC playoff games have been dogfights.

That's part of it but he doesn't look sharp or decisive.

Tannyhill has to step up or this game will get out of hand fast. Is it me or has Tannyhill looked like Miami Tannyhill this game?

Baltimore is in trouble if the refs aren't going to call offensive PI! #11 is a beats and he's going to be open a lot.

Me to. But that was because I was very ignorant about the Colts. The only team I know pretty well is Buffalo. After that my football IQ drops through the floor. Today I'm not rooting for anybody to gain certain match ups. Let the chips fall where they do.

What made the Colts so dangerous was that they combined an offense that matched up well with our D with a D that could make us work for points. Among the rest of the AFC crowd I don't see anything that approaches this. Pitt has a good D but their O isn't going to match Indy's Baltimore, Cleveland & TN all have D's that our O can exploit. And KC would never stoop to letting the clock run down to minus one second on every play. It's not in their DNA. If we play them, the Chiefs wills say "so you want a track meet, we'll be happy to give you a track meet - ready, set, GO". Indy truly was our most frustrating opponent on the AFC side.

As others have pointed out I suspect the reason the ref didn't blow the whistle for forward progress on Allen's sack was that he knew Allen had escaped from just that type of tackle before. Those that never want to see this type of play should just own up to wanting to see Orton or Tyrod back there. But I want my QB AGGRESSIVE and given how aggressive Allen is EVERY time he plays his number of turnovers is surprisingly low. As far as the opinions of internet nitwits across the USA goes what are they saying about Russel Wilson's game yesterday? Was that a four quarters of "bad Russ"?

Wildcard playoff games are wild and completely unpredictable. Who would have thought that the Redskins would be within one score late in the 4th quarter? Or who would have thought that the Rams playing with a QB without a thumb would win by 10 points? If the Bucs make a mistake we may be the only team favored to win that actually wins.

If either of those two hits had happened to Brady it would have been a roughing the passer penalty.

If the refs are going to cheat to help Brady and the Bucs at least try to hide it. And lets face facts conspiracy fans there is no way the NFL wants a team with a losing record advancing.

He got sacked. It happens. Frankly the play should have been blown dead before the fumble but different QB's get different whistles in these situations. And the problem was that with a first down at the Colts 38 late in the game we couldn't execute a normal running game like most teams can. That we were looking for a deep shot on that play is a problem. I'm all for kill shots but having to keep throwing with the lead in the 4th quarter is risky.

Judas Priest fix the officiating or the greatest sport in the world will die a slow death. This isn't rocket science Goodall.

It's a legacy of his rookie year where he did a lot of bonehead stuff. Last year he cut those plays way back but had a couple. This year he hasn't had any IMO. We can't confuse trying to make a play or simply making a mistake with it being a "bad Josh" thing. We need to move beyond this. Allen will make mistakes but he has transcended "bad Josh".

A lot of fat behinds! The real question is how do they fit 70,000 in that place?

Sorry but I didn't see any "bad Josh" today. You can't expect perfection on every single play. He got sacked and fumbled, it happens. Today Allen was responsible for over 95% of the Bills offensive yardage and all three TDs. That was simply an amazing performance. We need to move off the "bad Josh" meme - it no longer exists.

NFL officials are incompetent. The league has a problem.

Allen brought his A game. Had 95% of the Bills total yards and all 3 TD's. Diggs played like the first team all pro WR he is. Gabe Davis made two of the finest playoff catches in Bills history. Beasley gutted out an impressive performance at WR. Williams showed every kid in America why you hustle and follow the play. Bass made a critical 54 yard FG Hyde just made a beach volleyball team once the season is over in February with his spectacular spike to thwart the hail Marry.

Agreed. We're to hard on the Bills. Seattle lost by 10 points to a team with a QB playing without a thumb.