pigpen65

It's crazy how fast it happened. First to second half vs Packers and then since. It was like a switch was flipped. Maybe his deal with the devil expired

Time to get ***** jumpstarted. Put Hines in for some wildcat

Chicken ***** call

Just keep running don't get stupid here.

***** yeah Knox. Terrible throw. Knox made a play

Dorsey should be doing. He's too comfortable up in that booth. Time for him to get down on the sidelines and straighten ***** out. This is pathetic

This is *****

D is rolling over. Too much snow. Offense either gets it's ***** together real quick or this is headed to a blowout

Yep he missed a great cutback hole

Davis was worried about getting hit

Wow, get this dude the ball. Dynamic

90% of the passing playbook is Allen rolling right and everybody running around with their hair on fire now. They need 3 yards, how bout just a quick slant like every other team in the league does

Taron Johnson getting lit the ***** up on that drive

Everybody wants to be appreciated for their contributions. Especially when those contributions were above and beyond. I wonder if the $120 million contract to a ringer didn't ruffle some feathers for the vet core who know they were the reason for the turnaround of the entire franchise.

If it was acceptable to act on instinct there would be 11 defenders all running to the QB at the snap every play. The reason coaches coach and players practice is to learn the responsibility and discipline to make the correct decision when they see it during a game. It was 4th down. Batting the ball down was the only correct play. Like i said, even if he does intercept it it's still a bad play that costs the team 20 yards of field position. If you don't want to blame Lewis then you can blame the coaches, but it's such an obvious play that a DB would have learned in little loop to high school to college that's it's possible pro coaches aren't even taking the time to teach it.

Best case scenario is that he actually intercepts it and costs the offense 20 yards of field position. The only play was to bat it down. Going for the INT was pure selfishness

2-9

One thing I'm having a hard time reconciling is why the Bills offense went from so dynamic to so one dimensional so quickly. First half of the season there were WR screens and TE screens and back shoulder throws and long balls and corner of the endzone balls a d McKenzie was involved and Gilliam was involved and Shakir was starting to get involved. Then all of a sudden, bam, it's back to Josh scrambling under pressure and Josh rolling out to the right being the Bills biggest plays. Same as his rookie year. People are going to say it's Allen regressing as a player but it really seems like the offensive game planning has regressed to when he was a rookie. It's like there are no designed plays anymore. Just roll out to the right and wave your hand at somebody and wait till they get open

Maybe it's just ***** coaching too. The first half of the season could have been muscle memory for the players and coaches that have been here under Daboll. Maybe the offense started getting challenged in new ways with the trends and patterns DC's have been able to pick up on. And now Dorsey's ability to read and react is getting challenged where it wasn't before.

Stopping the clock with 2 incompletions when the Vikings only had 1 time out left at the end of the game was ***** nuts. Just stupid stupid stupid playcalling

2-9 in one score games

3rd in the Div. They could miss the playoffs

They had two timeouts. They had two minutes. They were in field goal range for the tie which would have been huge considering the circumstances. Why why why two 20 yard shots to the endzone in a row? Why? WTF was that? WTF is going on?

Dude, lol. Are u pooping me?

Yep. That was just crazy crazy stupid. They traded for Marlowe. Play him and send Lewis packing