Einstein

This is a terrible, terrible look going into the playoffs. New England has one of the WORST red-zone offenses in the entire NFL. Yet theyre walkig down the field on us, and scoring.

lol their receivers are just running wide open

Our receivers are blanketed. NE with one of the worst offenses in the NFL, has receivers running open.

Morse was a turnstyle on that sack.

Its amazing how none of our receivers are getting separation. Just blanketed.

Thats most of what playing defense is.

Davis and Mckenzie in the same area AGAIN. Dorsey's playbook has NO spacing.

Which is EXACTLY what I posted. . I said it, then I backed it up. You turned it into something different. I also edited my post almost instantly because I didnt want to get into it with you and your strawman arguments but you must have been sitting there just waiting to respond and argue with me. Feel free to have the last word, I wont respond. .

Gabe really is not good.

He's okay as a two. But he is definitely not a 1b like we all thought he might be.

I think you misunderstood my post. Which you do a lot. You're turning this into a strawman argument.

huh? both legs were already in the air. He jumped lol.

He doesnt suck but its concerning to watch his defense get shredded by Mac Jones and a bad Patriots offense on that drive.

Has Elam been in the game yet?

Watching MAC JONES and the worst ranked Red Zone offense walk down the field and put it into the endzone gives me great concern for the playoffs.

I want a butt smacking for the ages!!!! Bills - 72 Patriots - 2 (Keenum kneels in the endzone to end the game)

LETS GOOOOO

Not sure what you wrote but probably best just to move on and not bring it up.

To be clear its not negative about the Bills organization as a whole, its negative just about the Cinci situation (which the OP mentioned as a catalyst for goodwill) and not playing the game. "At least one player heard Bills coach Sean McDermott say that the Bills would not continue, even if it meant forfeiting the game... The Bengals were willing to accommodate the Bills. One player heard Bengals coach Zac Taylor offer to resume the game on Tuesday. Bengals players generally accepted the prospect of a one-day delay. But then the Bills left Cincinnati. Multiple Bengals players were confused by that development as it occurred... They wanted to get it played." https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2023/01/07/on-monday-night-bengals-were-told-game-will-resume-in-10-minutes/

Yes. Several of them.

Josh Allen lifting this.

Ahh darn. Resize and upload! Or use a site like imgbb.com and then link to them.

Sounds like the Bengals organization were okay with suspending the game but did not expect the Bills to get on a plane that night and not play at all. Darn. Sorry. One issue with 5 billion page threads is articles get lost within all those pages. Thanks for letting me know.

They sound upset. Or at least that’s my interpretation from their anonymous leaking of info to Florio. Here is a portion of the text: ”At least one player heard Bills coach Sean McDermott say that the Bills would not continue, even if it meant forfeiting the game… One player heard Bengals coach Zac Taylor offer to resume the game on Tuesday. Bengals players generally accepted the prospect of a one-day delay. But then the Bills left Cincinnati. Multiple Bengals players were confused by that development as it occurred. On one hand, they were sensitive to the situation involving Damar Hamlin. On the other hand, they fully realized the stakes of the game. They wanted to get it played. The truth also seems to be that, if the Bengals had known the game wouldn’t be finished at all and that the rules would later change to make it harder for them to realize a favorable playoff seed, they wouldn’t have been quite as accommodating of the Bills.“ https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2023/01/07/on-monday-night-bengals-were-told-game-will-resume-in-10-minutes/