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If I’m not mistaken, we were down 4 starting Oline at that point in the game. I’m not shocked they tried an RPO, and then pass pass. injuries before the game short handed us, injuries during the game killed us

Personally, if the Bills weren’t missing 4 of their 5 OL they run the ball on the goal line. I think injuries DURING the game killed us

You could tell the offense was EXHAUSTED in the 4th quarter Diggs looked especially gassed. I saw him crawl off the field during the last drive he was so cramped. Bills were the better team, but didn’t execute on a few key plays. players who I thought played well: Hamlin Edmunds Elam Rousseau Gilliam those guys stepped up. Unfortunately our injuries were too much to overcome

Reminds me when the Bills picked off Brady five times and won on the last second field goal. Remember how Bills fans thought that was the turning point? the better team didn’t execute, and it cost them. Can’t wait for the rematch. the Dolphins are a wild card team at best. They aren’t a better team and their ceiling week to week is MUCH lower than the Bills

I can appreciate that, but if the bills execute or have proper personnel, this is a blowout. I’m more focused on games where I think we peak in execution and still lose compared to games where we are down double digit players and just barely lose

Fine, great teams shouldn’t lose any games… so that’s why great teams are always undefeated. im always optimistic, but I’m a realist too. The Bills were down plenty of players, playing on a short week in a volcano. They should have won in a vacuum, but this is football, super bowl champions do in fact lost games. we lost because we missed opportunities. Would you rather we are blown out when we lose? Bills are still the best team in the league, this was the patriots game from last year part two

What are we defining as close? Rams game was tied at half, we dominated them in the second half. you mean one score games? Yea we’ve been 0-7 recently. But this team will win plenty of games. let’s stop overreacting

People sure love to overreact to one game. Down 5 defensive starters down our Center 3 muffed snaps - one costing us a field goal opportunity out gained them 2:1 offense was literally crawling back to the sidelines after plays they were so tired Allen missed one big throw this game, it cost them Milano dropped Int i mean guys Cmon… let’s calm down

Better team lost. Doubled time of possession, doubled output. Everything had to go right for Miami to win, and it did. That won’t happen again reminds me of patriots game last year.

3 straight runs. we’ve been moving the line

Lack of Morse showing here. we’ve been a second half team all year, I expect us to come out reorganized and ready to go

Going to be a true test for Miami now. Your QB just got hurt. How do you respond at home in a tight game?

Don’t be that Bills fan.

No way a doctor lets him come back in if he is anything like he was after the play or walking off. Dude was all sorts of wobbly

Tua hurt on an everyday play. Obviously nothing serious from Milano, and Tua certainly wasn’t trying to sell anything. unfortunate for the dolphins. Tua shouldn’t come back if he was that wobbled

If this is overturned I don’t understand football. If that ball “moves” because of the ground it is as minimal as can be. If the ground moves the bottom hand so the ball shivers that’s not incomplete imo

Its the perfect example because it was LEGAL during that point in time. The rule was changed because of the tactic. Are we really trying to say "Rarely called rules shouldnt be followed and dont alleviate an excuse I'm trying to use to point out a Bill's blunder?" Because I think that's ignorant. Are there things that happen during the game that MIGHT pass the refs eye due to it being a weird rule by nature? I'm sure it happens. Do you gameplan to purposefully break rules and hope the ref doesn't call it? That's loser mentality. Especially when you plan to blatantly break them in a game deciding moment. How about the refs calling unsportsmanlike on the Bears for using a towel to dry the field yesterday. We could be talking about how the refs called a rarely called rule, some would say obscure, and it had a big impact on the game (cost them a chance at 3 points). Let's not overthink everything for a motive. Play good football when you need to.

I think both Allen and Crowder could have done better. Allen forced the pass, and Crowder slowed down at the end of his route and allowed the coverage to catch up

He is great on short cuts as well because he doesn’t require extreme separation. His hands attack the ball, so he can use his reach to pluck the ball. Difference between him and someone like Mackenzie.

Wow, McVay stating this was a humbling experience and night. We hurt that team physically and mentally tonight

If that’s the bar then we can call our Edmunds, benford, Hyde, Milano and Jackson. guy is the best WR in the game

Get your personnel fresh for third down to seal the game? Time-out worth spending!

I think Edmunds has been very strong all game. Surveying, his height forcing Stafford to float across the middle which has caused incompletions and interceptions. the defense might not have any holes…

4 turnovers, especially two fumbles will keep this team honest throughout the week. Gives them a clear focus point when people try to inflate their ego.

Stafford checking down due to this dline getting pressure all day. That will be EXTREMELY impactful if consistent this season