Simon

Holy schnikes. Has Mullens never run a sneak before?

too early on the shell, coach

It does. But his recent habit of running himself out of 1stdowns is getting a little agitating

That's about the 5th time he's looked like a complete ass out there tonight

Boettger got beat ugly That had nothing to do with the RB

Not for an entire game though. You want to sit him for a series or tow to make a point? OK. But his skillset is unique and too important to your offense to leave on the sideline all day because he made one rare mistake. If Moss isn't hurt, then McDermott is hurting his team.

They've got to get him off the field right now, even just to get Jackson some reps.

I don't believe that for a second. You're trying to win a football game and Moss is your guy in that situation.

There's no way in hell McDermott doesn't have Moss out there on that series if he's healthy. 😔

Incredibly heads up adjustment by Klein to use his arm to get the ball up in the air

I'm afraid he's hurt.

Vlade Divac!

winters forcing an incompletion already

That one's on me. 10 seconds before that play I was taking great satisfaction in that the Bills finally had what is going to be their best starting OLine on the field for the rest of the year.

I think he's moving up the depth chart in the coaches minds. He was on the field a ton in key situations last week.

Bills QB Josh Allen was once brutally snubbed by an SF Giants player, and has never forgotten it He's clearly still pissed about it I hope Kordell Stewart gave him a noogie

I swear he's using extra pts to practice his stroke for long FG. And it looks straight pure

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Levi looked like the only one that played it right yesterday

I had the same initial reaction to thinking Tre had just drawn a flag until the pocket rule popped into my head. And I never saw a replay anywhere either; that seems to be a common thread during games this year. Maybe somebody who recorded the game with one of those DVR thingamjigs can get a better look for us? It was a killer penalty on 3rd down. I will note that I loved Oliver's reaction to the back to back penalties. A lot of young players might hang their heads or complain or do something stupid. But Ed just shut up, nutted up and started making even more plays. That's good stuff right there.

No, it says nothing at all about the pocket: When the passer goes outside the pocket area and either continues moving with the ball (without attempting to advance the ball as a runner) or throws while on the run, he loses the protection of the one-step rule provided for in (a) above, and the protection against a low hit provided for in (d) above You go ahead and stand by your opinion; it clearly carries more weight than the actual NFL rulebook

Actually it says SOMETHING about being in the pocket. You got to love people who not only insist on being wrong, but can't even do their own homework and demand others do it for them. From the official NFL rulebook: When the passer goes outside the pocket area and either continues moving with the ball (without attempting to advance the ball as a runner) or throws while on the run, he loses the protection of the one-step rule provided for in (a) above, and the protection against a low hit provided for in (d) above

When the QB leaves the pocket he loses the protection against low hits. Additionally the rule is against "hits", i.e. forcible contact. It's actually written in there that you can still tackle a QB low. You just can't hit him low when he's in the pocket.