Simon

He's so lost that he just spent the day making about 8-10 different big plays with his eyes and showing some of the best field vision of any QB in the league, leading the offense to a double digit win with no TE's and while both his OT's were having their worst game of the year and Winters was assembling a matador video compilation for a backup application to Bullfighting U.

Best athletes on the field, but still only human. That guy was beat when Diggs broke his cushion and he made the best possible play he could possibly make just getting back into it. Frankly, I thought it was such a great play that I didn't really like the flag. But now we're just pickin nits aren't we? - )

I'd be happy to look at it but you already said he didn't make the pick. Which is what I was saying; you just can't pull down interceptions trying to turn around at that speed. You can throw yourself into the trajectory of the throw with your hands waving around near the ball, but you're not going to pull it in.

No chance at a pick. Trying to turn around, keep your feet and track a ball at that speed is just not a realistic option. You can do it if you're moving at 90% of top speed and under control, but selling out to a desperate sprint to try and close a gap on a guy at top speed, it just isn't in the cards.

Not when half the secondary is keyed on him nearly every down. He might as well be wearing a bell for as much attention as he's getting.

Absolutely. I said something last week about a memo that must have come from the league office because the way they're calling holding went from 0-60 in one week and just continued to be a point of emphasis this week in every game I watched.

That snow game vs the Colts a while back seems like it could be a contender. We also had a game vs the Browns a few years ago where the combination of bad weather and two really bad teams resulted in some frighteningly bad offense.

Once the QB bails out of the pocket he no longer has protection with that low tackle rule. I never saw a replay on the actual penalty against Oliver and considering what else went on out there today, I am not giving any stripes the benefit of the doubt after that brutal performance.

No, I don't think so. He recognized that Davis was out there unchecked and if he could have found a way to get the ball out to him on the broken play, there is only one defender between him and paydirt. I thought it was just another example of Allen's fantastic field awareness throughout the day.

Even just a legitimate NFL player would be a huge upgrade at this point. He's literally the only DT on this roster that should be taking regular snaps at this level. Unfortunately, with McDermott's insistence on a constant rotation, I don't expect the Bills to find a good partner for him because they seem inclined to devalue what I think is the most important position on the defense.

I didn't see it as "flat" but there was a bunch of timers throughout the game where I thought it was nice to see them leading by two scores most of the day when they were not playing their best football. Good to see you back around, you old fart.

Allen's spin was clear taunting (and I was still glad he did it because the Chargers were playing to injure people out there) and the roughing call wasn't on Tre's low tackle, they called it on Oliver for either being late or leading with his head. That being said, the officiating crew was probably the worst unit on the field today

Morse and Mongo were both very good today Oliver would get one if not for the penalty (which I still haven't actually seen)

I don't think he knocked anybody out position but he was absolutely dead in the middle trying to catch the ball.

That was oddly enough one of my most favoritest and entertaining plays of the year.

Then you should recognize that the conversation was not about the meaningless desperation throw but about the prevent strategy. And that the prevent worked PERFECTLY to bleed the entire clock while the Chargers remained two scores down.

You should know what you're talking about before you start calling other people awful. Cuz you're either not following the conversation or you have zero understanding of game management

Poyer was absolutely trying to catch it. He played well today but he's going to be eating some ***** sandwiches at work this week for that one.

They were lucky just to get the ball into scoring position while still down two scores and still not enough time. That is EXACTLY how the prevent is supposed to work

He called it exactly when he should have and it worked out perfectly just like its supposed to.

And the CHargers had one turnover on the Tre pick so the end result is a -2 turnover margin

It even looked oddly similar with the near missed sack and the QB on the move to the near side and Poyer flying right into the middle of it and it being a catch but not off a tip, etc I thought it was awesome since the game was over anyways

Everybody wins!

I can't stop laughing. This is hysterical...

You watch that pick again and you'll see both his hand and the ball get hit by the LDE before the ball was even past his ear.