DapperCam

He did literally everything possible last year vs the Raiders in the win and in game.

Not to mention there was clear as day grounding.

Basically all of them. Would be very interested to see how many TDs he actually throws into the end zone.

How was that not intentional grounding? He was in the pocket and no receiver was close.

Chargers just can’t turn it over. So you would think low risk.

Herbert throws the most beautiful ball in the league.

Gotta hold them to a FG

He wasn’t down. Do the Chargers have any fans?

Pretty lame game, but if we play that same game last week we probably win.

Because the team played bad in that game, which concerned people. And then they dropped the next 2, making their concerns justified.

Lol, Davis has bad hands for a WR

AFC Special Teams player of the week

QB rollout. He can throw or run if that isn’t open. He didn’t have the throw he wanted so he tucked and ran (for a loss). Much better than an INT I think we’ve learned.

Huge push off, just as big as Diggs.

What a gift, I’m having deja vu. If we lose this game we’re going to miss the playoffs.

Morse snapped too early. Nobody else moved. We’re lucky Allen was able to receive the snap and lean forward for a couple yards.

3rd and long is automatic. That is a coaching failure at this point. Totally inexcusable.

Am I watching the Bills here? Run out the clock with the best RB in the league you dummies.

I don’t like rooting for Karen Rodgers, but a TEN loss would be nice here. Would essentially drop them 2 games behind the Bills if we can manage to beat the Browns this weekend.

It seems like our offense has a lot of option routes, where the receiver makes a certain cut based on what the defense is showing. 2 of Allen’s picks recently have been him and Gabe Davis not being on the same page. I’m also reminded of the McKenzie fumble where Allen flipped it to him and he wasn’t looking. McKenzie said that the play was supposed to be a screen the other way and he was just a decoy, but seems like Allen thought he was a second option on the play. At any rate, there are a bunch of times people don’t seem to be on the same page this year. I didn’t see that hardly at all with Daboll.

If we could run it would help Allen a lot. Teams wouldn’t be able to pass rush as well, and it would also open up intermediate passes because they would have to bring down the safety. Instead we get Allen standing in the pocket trying to pick which low percentage throw to make. Teams show us a light box every down basically because they know we won’t run. I think the coaching staff probably knows this, but doesn’t run because our o-line stinks and can’t run block.

Looking at that angle, nobody is really open. Singletary had just released from his block and seemed more like an emergency option if the play breaks down. Davis and Allen are obviously not on the same page of where the route is supposed to go. Even if Allen throws a perfect ball where Davis was going to be, it has to be high and very hard or over Peterson which would have been a very difficult throw even with a perfectly healthy elbow. I blame the playcall first for being too aggressive. There was plenty of time to pick up some easier yards, but the play seems to be designed to go to the end zone. Then I blame Allen for forcing it when nothing was there. To be fair, he had just run like 50 yards and it was the end of an extra long game, and he was in a hurry. These guys aren’t robots, that sort of thing affects decision making.

A lot of people criticizing the playcall being a sneak. What difference does it make if we can’t even get the snap clean?

I wonder if they did it on purpose to get away with one. If you get caught it’s like a 1 yard penalty.

Well at least some other good teams lost this weekend. Eagles, Cowboys, Chargers, Seahawks all dropped a game. Of course none of them lost in such a historically humiliating way as the Bills…but it’s something.