UKBillFan

Isn't asking much of Diggs to make a relatively simple catch.

Happy Thanksgiving to all those in the US. Won't be able to follow the game in full. Unfortunately that was also the case for Minnesota...

My concern going into the game is Josh’s elbow. It’s funny as this is only from watching the Browns game back, but being able to watch analytically rather than emotionally, some of his throws looked like they lacked his usual power. The one which really stood out was the TD to Diggs - it went at a usual pace and strength that we’d expect from him but he ended up on the turf he’d put so much into it. Normally I don’t think this would be an issue for him. Then we had the moment when he was unusually agitated when his elbow was touched out of bounds. Hopefully the last three days have helped him but, certainly on Sunday, I’m confident he was not 100%.

Shame.

Holding being the operative word.

Sigh.

Got the seconds wrong. 😂

Of course it went to Kelce. Goodness knows what Mahomes would do if he went down.

Why shouldn't they if the refs turn the other way? If they were called out on it they'd stop.

ROFL of course. Can't have poor little Patty miss out, can we?

I swear Herbert in his first year used to be like Josh - run through brick walls. Now I think a feather would make him slide.

Swear there was a facemask there.

They got so lucky there. What is the obsession with going back on inches? Sneak with Herbert.

And there's the ballgame.

Another 3rd and medium/kind of long - this is bringing back memories.

We're not the only side dreadful at defending third and long, then.

So many times teams go backwards on a short down, even when they have big guys for QBs. Why not sneak it?

Now the Chargers are becoming ill-disciplined too.

Looks like the Chiefs will just bash the Chargers with the run.

I think the issue is it's easy to compare and contrast teams to the Bills. Early in the season it was great doing that. Now, maybe not so much! That last series was miserable by the Chargers.

He was closer to being himself last week. He cost us the game last week. By being sensible this week (after a bad first quarter) he helped us to win. I know which I prefer.

Even Cousins suggested that after the game.

Both East divisions have all four teams with positive records at the moment.

No idea where to post this but I'm pretty sure that Nantz and Romo said during their commentary today that they'll be covering Bills at Lions on Thursday. Arguably allowing the Vikings to get that close to the end zone in the first place helped them win the game. In truth, I'd put more blame on Josh's second interception for the loss than the fumble. But our offense still scored 30 last week; I'd say anything around that ballpark or bigger should result in a win.

They fluked last week. Jefferson ran roughshod over a depleted secondary - not so easy to do against a fully fit one.