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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.

I think he was pissed because the Chargers D was playing to injure out there. In addition to the multiple shoves he got on the sideline on that drive, he was also very aware the Chargers defenders were loading up the chicken wing all day and going after guys' heads. Josh is a very nice young man, but I think he's also the kind of kid that will get genuinely pissed if you ***** with his guys. You smack him in the head and he'll smile and laugh at you; you smack Diggs in the head and he'll tear your throat out.

There's probably some sort of weird psychology involved (whaddya think Hammersticks?) but I only tend to be destructive when I'm celebrating. A couple examples: > When we took that late lead right before the Music City Miracle I grabbed a 'puter chair and fired it so hard that it cartwheeled at least 30', out of the living room, all the way through the dining room and still flew into the kitchen moving so fast that it put a big dent in the fridge. > When Jim Kelly dove over the goalline on the last play of the game on that uncalled QB draw to beat the Dolphins I ran out of the living room onto the deck, right through a sliding screen door that ended up totally mangled. > On the Mayday goal I flipped a coffee table hard enough that one of the empty beer cans on it flew up and broke a bulb in the light fixture on the ceiling. The only time I can recall ever breaking anything in anger is tearing a remote in half once, at which point I was instantly madder at myself than at the game.

The lack of continuity on the OLine has been killing us up the gut all year. At no point this season are we going to get our best 5 out there; the best we can hope for is being able to use the same lineup for a few weeks in a row. I was looking forward to that after the bye more than anything but the Ford news was a hard blow.

He was at THE University. You seen him as a pro much? I haven't.

I want another crack at you *****. Win or lose, it will be a real different ballgame.

I was really impressed with Allen's ability to keep his mind right while things were falling apart around him multiple times throughout the game. Morse and Mongo were good again but outside that he wasn't getting a ton of help out there today. Yet he continued to stay cool and keep seeing the whole field and taking advantage of opportunities both before plays and during, while also keeping the mistakes to a minimum. If guys around him start executing at the level which he typically has been, this offense is going to be a nightmare to defend.