Turbo44

Bet the Bills and give up whaetver points they're favored by, probably 14? Frasier destroys rookie QB's

Plus they give him Greg Roman as an OC

Supposedly he was pissed off at the coaches for them not telling all the players to let Singletary score.

I guess they could also activate Austin?? BTW where was Gilliam today? I thoiught he played great vs Miami and didn't see him at all today

Lawson saved the game on that play. His pressure, despite being blatantly held, have Po the time to get back. Without Shaque's pressure, that's a blown coverage by Po and an easy TD

Shakir to the slot, Hodgins activated

OBJ time, though he's probably still 4-6 weeks from being able to play (pure guess)?

Shakir may be better than crowder

they just showed Poyer going into the lockervroom postgame with the rest of the team, screaming in joy. He's all right. It's on the postgame thread

Didn’t he kick Allen on that one pass rush too with no penalty?

ughhh...KC had 2 timeouts left and used them both. Buffalo had no timeouts left and McNasty could have run to the sideline (watch the replay), but chose to cut it upfield into the tacklers.

Bass's kick was tipped/blocked - blame the blocking not the kicker

I agree with the 2 consecutive plays for no gain. They keep trying to run to the left for an average of like 0.5 per run. They run right finally and Moss goes for 45. As for the shotgun at goal to goal, not much they could do. The had no confidence in the 3rd string center (off PS) to snap properly. Fumble risk was high. Josh running on 2nd could be questioned - play actio npass may have been the better choice, but nitpicking

The 42m man comment is an amateur cheapshot. Virgil said a game or so ago he likes to think about things for a day or two before writing so he's fair/rationale. He failed miserably here. I no longer will read these columns - I used to love reading them when BillfromNYC used to write them. Not worth the angst.

Is it possible you can be this pigheaded? 2nd & 10 at MIA 43 - JOSH HAS THEM NEARING FG RANGE WITH PLENTY OF TIME LEFT. HOW EXACTLY COULD JOSH PREVENT QUESSENBERRY FROM HOLDING? I'LL HANG UP AND LISTEN TO YOUR ANSWER. (0:22 - 4th) (Shotgun) J.Allen pass incomplete short middle to G.Davis [E.Ogbah]. PENALTY on BUF-D.Quessenberry, Offensive Holding, 10 yards, enforced at MIA 43 - No Play. 2nd & 20 at BUF 47 SHOULD JOSH HAVE PICKED MCKENZIE UP AND THROWN HIM OUT OF BOUNDS? IT'S A MIRACLE HE AVOIDED A SACK ON THE PLAY. (0:18 - 4th) (Shotgun) J.Allen pass short middle to I.McKenzie to MIA 41 for 12 yards (M.Ingram) [E.Ogbah].

yeah it's almost seems like Virgil is (a) either paying him the $42m himself or (b) jealous that he's making so much. A very 2ndgrade-like comment. I really really miss BillfromNY

don't fight it - the simple minded (who are probably still upset we took the wrong Josh in 2018) have an easy time ignoring the other 10 things that went wrong that would have won us the game.....Milano's drop of the pick 6, pick any offensive lineman, including Dawkins wiff causing the fumble, etc....

Show me a guy who likes losing and I'll show you a loser. I know it's cliche but had no problem with his tantrum

I'm your tag team partner. I think some people on this thread should be required to watch every thrown from: JP Losman, EJ Manual, Thad Lewis, Jeff Tuel, Tyrod Taylor, Kyle Orton and Nathan Peterman.

Did you not see Josh drive the team down the field from the 25 on the last drive? The main culprits on that drive were a couple of catchable passes dropped, a killer holding penalty with 18 seconds left that pushed us way back from FG range and McKenzie cutting it back infield instead of running out of bounds on the last play. Sure, Josh can be blamed for the McNasty miss, but blaming him for anything that happened on the last drive is idiotic.

Name the ELITE qb's today: 1. 20 for 35, 262 yards passing, 26 yards rushing, 1 TD, 1 INT 2. 42 for 63, 400 yards passing, 47 yards rushing, 2 TDs, 0 INTs 3. 25 for 45, 297 yards passing, 7 yards rushing, 1 TD, 1 INT 4. 27 for 35, 255 yards passing, -1 yards rushing, 2 TDs, 1 INT 5. 31 for 42, 271 yards passing, -1 yards passing, 1 TD, 0 INTs Some people don't know how good they have it. Playing behind the 10 or so O lineman Josh played behind today, I laugh thinking what any of the other ELITE QBs would have looked like. Burrows would have been sacked 20 times, Brady would have retired and Rogers would have demanded a trade.

That was directed to the author of the thread

I think we all can agree Allen usually makes the last pass to McNasty, despite his hand warranting an x ray after the game and pressure coming at him from multiple defenders. Plays that should also be considered, that don't seem to be mentioned here for whatever reason: - Milano dropping an easy pick 6....a really easy pick 6 which would have probably ended the game - Dawkins deciding not to block anyone on the crucial fumble inside our own 10 - Davis never gets that ball in the end zone ripped free - Reviewing the replay, McNasty had plenty the chance to run out of bounds on the last play, instead he cut it back into the tacklers. - Brown was hideous at LT when he was playing - Hated the FG call on 4th and 4 and I was saying it before the FG was missed. TD's win games, attempted FG's lose you games. - Defense was good for the most part (because of the offense they only had to play 18 minutes), but how in the world on 3rd and 22 does Frazier only rush 3, going ultra conservative, while leaving a backup safety exposed 1 on 1 vs Waddle. With opportunity comes responsibility. I seem to remember these being written the day after games when things settle down and level-headedness returns......

so you are a sightseer too to go along with a QB coach? How do you know Tua doesn't take Miami down the field in the last 1:40 and win it or kick the tying FG if Allen hits McKenzie?