Simon

Hyde was on the receiving team. The kicking team can't advance a recovery (unless the receiving team first has definitive possession and then fumbles); it's a dead ball at the spot of the recovery.

I think that was Taiwan Jones. And that ball couldn't have been advanced anyways. Even if he recovers it, by rule it's down at that spot.

I can't consider the idea of McKittrick trying to track a deep ball at full speed without Benny Hill's music popping in my head.

You can't advance a recovered onside kick.

If he wasn't ready to go on that turf today, I very much doubt he's ready to go on that turf 4 days from now. I'd expect him back for the first of those three straight games against the AFC East, the second of them at the latest.

Really shaky on the opening drive but then very well until the last few minutes when the Browns were picking up garbage time yards.

He got victimized by multiple Bengals today.

I think this is wrong and the Bills are currently second in the division.

They also blitzed a bunch in the first half and paid for it. The only way to be in position to get your head around is to win on the first 5 yards of the route; if you don't win the beginning, you can't win the end. And winning early on the corner is very difficult to do when your D is selling out to stop an opponent's ground attack and you have minimal help over the top.

Jordan Power. I like it and hope it sticks.

Levi just got his 3rd pick of the season.

yes

!*&$#@!*

That definitely got my attention on the first onside kick.

I mean, his name is Diggs......

They were rolling coverage at Diggs all day long, Allen did exactly what he needed to do and Diggs knows it. It's a non-issue that weak reporters will try to turn into something for their own benefit and a handful of dunces will fall for it.

They did flush Brissette frequently and forced him into a lot of desperate throws so I don't mind that as a substitute for sacks. Adding Rousseau, Edmunds and Tre White back to this defense is going to be a genuine game changer.

Not a thing

He did. Jones and Settle were also really effective and Chubb was a nothing burger. But the poster you're referring to never actually watches the LOS and has essentially become a repetitive troll at this point. You can take his "opinion" with a truckload of road salt.

Oliver, Milano, Knox and the two-headed Motor/Cook monster.

He's a smart, steady, accurate guy who is never afraid on the field.

I pray that Dorsey takes a very clear view on exactly what happens when you start calling a balanced offense.

Yeah, little early for that....

Imagine if it would have been Kumerow....

Keep giving that young man the ball fer crying out loud......