Billz4ever

No, it does not contradict. Both teams play in it. One team is simply used to it more than the other. Some stadiums are louder than others. Is that an unfair advantage too?

We did all see it and when you go in with a game plan to chew clock with a bunch of players not acclimatized to that heat and humidity, the outcome shouldn't have been a big surprise. The heat was a factor for the #1 reason being the bills players are not acclimatized to that heat and humidity, followed by #2 being they were on the field for 42 minutes of the game. Miami has to play in the same heat and humidity, but their bodies are more acclimatized to doing so. This is not some unfair advantage however considering the Bills wiped the field with them last year in nearly identical temp and humidity.

Geez dude, let it go. It was a tough loss but trying to claim it was because of the weather is a bridge waaay to far. Sometimes the answer is so simple it seems complicated, lol.

Is there a block function? LOL, I must be looking in the wrong place if there is.

You still make zero sense. So when the Bills win in blowout fashion in the same weather in the same stadium a year ago, it's not unfair, but if they lose to the Fins in the same weather yesterday, now it's somehow an unfair advantage Miami has? Are you even listening to yourself?

Good question. I don't know. Typically, there are a few that are sucking the O2, cramping and trying to stay cool but I wasn't paying that close attention. It was a blowout last year, and as I said, I think it's safe to say the level of exertion in a 28 min TOS game where you won 35-0 isn't the same as a game where you're on the field for 42 minutes in a nail biter and trying to come from behind. I'm still trying to figure out what your point is. They were on the field longer this year. I have literally said that was a factor over last year. So what?

LMAO, where's the block function. The dude denying science and the weather almanac and would rather listen to people that live and play in buffalo simply to satisfy his confirmation bias so he can claim Miami has an unfair advantage is claiming I'm somehow contradicting myself.

Mahomes was throwing up yesterday too. There's too many different factors that go into what could cause a player to vomit. Level of exertion being probably the biggest. The bills cruised to a 35-0 win last season and were only on the field 28 minutes. This year it was 42 minutes, they were not having the same success, and Allen was often running for his life. Two completely different game scenarios to simply point to the weather, when I've already provided the actual weather data and it's quite literally within 1 degree of each other. Enjoy your denying of science because I'm done with this conversation. If you want to listen to anecdotes over actual weather data and the scientific fact that is heat acclimatization, that's on you, but I'm done trying to talk any sense into you. Also, enjoy blaming the sun for the loss when they won 35-0 in almost identical weather last year in the same stadium.

Once again, you are denying acclimatization. If you no longer live and work in that environment, your body perceives it differently than it did before because your body has become acclimatized to where you NOW live and work. Putting you back in the other environment is going to change your perception because of that fact.

It didn't so much benefit Miami and much as it was a hindrance to the Bills. I don't think we're agreeing either considering he seems to be denying that acclimatization is actually a real thing. Bills ripped Miami in the same stadium and almost identical weather conditions last year. Weather has only now become the focus of some because the Bills lost.

Are you simply trolling at this point? Is this a serious statement? So what if he lives there in the offseason? It isn't nearly as hot in FL in the offseason as it is late summer, especially in Miami. You're literally talking to someone that lives in FL.

You tell me? I just told you the offense was on the field 28 minutes last season compared to 42 this time and with 20 play drives. The weather conditions were essentially identical yet you're trying to tell me they aren't based on two people's opinions who, as a matter of fact, are not acclimatized to play in that heat and humidity. If you want to continue to claim science and the weather almanac are lying, have at it, but that's a tough act to sell.

No, that's not what I'm saying. I'm saying the weather did have an impact, but it impacts both teams differently. It impacts the Bills players more than the Fins players because the Fins are better acclimatized to working in that heat and humidity where the Bills players are not.

And neither of them live or play in Miami, so their opinion of it coming from buffalo is irrelevant. I provided you the information on heat acclimatization. You choose to ignore it and live in ignorance. Rousseau is no longer acclimatized to playing in the Miami heat and humidity and Tasker's opinion is supposed to mean what? LMAO He's obviously no longer acclimatized either. Your take: Ignore science, ignore the weather almanac. Just listen to the guys no longer acclimatized to that heat. That's called a bad take my guy. Just take the L and work on better excuses. https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/mining/userfiles/works/pdfs/2017-124.pdf I'll even give you that Miami was chilling in the shade while Buffalo was baking in the sun. And? So how it it different from last season in almost identical weather? Was buffalo's offense on the field for 42 minutes, engaging in 20 play drives last season? Bills TOP last season in Miami was only 28 minutes.

LMAO, now you're saying the weather almanac is lying and should take the word of a football player who's been away from Miami🤣 OR, maybe it's exactly as I said...players becoming acclimatized. Rousseau has been up in Buffalo, so of course when he comes back to Miami it going to feel hotter and he's not going to be acclimatized to that temp or humidity. You clearly don't get it and when you're now claiming the weather almanac is lying, probably time to re-evaluate your position. You also clearly need to educate yourself about acclimatization. https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/mining/userfiles/works/pdfs/2017-124.pdf

Yep, and we've really gotten spoiled with it IMO. Expecting superman Josh every week is just not realistic expectations.

I just looked it up.... Bills played Miami September 21, 2021 at Hard Rock. 1 P.M. kickoff. Weather 88 degrees and sunny with a dewpoint of 78, which translates into 90% humidity. Yesterday, Bills played Miami September 25, 2022 at Hard Rock. 12 P.M. kickoff. Weather 89 degrees and sunny with a dewpoint of 78. Last season, in almost identical weather conditions, Bills win 35-0, but I'm betting you never mentioned weather once. I wonder why. Now, take a seat, champ.

No, it's because the Fins players are acclimatized to that weather, where the bills are not. Own what you did or didn't do on the field. I love how you are pretending this is the first time we've traveled to Miami early in the season when it's hot.

Excuses. Blaming anything and everything instead of what they actually did on the field. The offense was on the field for 42 minutes running long drives including a 20 play one...so tell me, what difference would shade have made?

Bills players will be much more acclimatized to the cold vs players living and playing in 80-degree weather every week. This is a proven scientific fact and claiming otherwise is simply ignorance. I grew up in Syracuse and now live in FL. When I lived in NY, the cold didn't phase me. I go there now in the winter and freeze my butt off. https://time.com/5712904/adjust-to-cold-weather/ I literally saw them on TV. Imagine claiming that because they aren't there in a tweet you posted, that means they were never there. They are portable you know and can literally be setup in a couple minutes.

It's a plain and simple fact that people who are used to the cold will handle it better than someone acclimatized to 80-degree weather. It's a plain and simple fact that people who are used to the cold will handle it better than someone acclimatized to 80-degree weather. This is a proven scientific fact.

And that's all it is is an excuse. At the end of the game, you either played better than the other team and made fewer mistakes or you didn't and lost. Trying to blame this or that is simply not taking responsibility and not being accountable for how you executed or failed to execute on the field. And as far as the sun goes, the players had popups to sit under so they weren't directly in the sun, not to mention the misting fans and all the electrolytes they can handle. Maybe it had to do more with our offense being on the field for 42 minutes and not being able to come away with points rather than trying to blame it on the orange ball in the sky.

Exactly. Luckily for us, Josh is one of the best QBs that can throw on the run, but Josh throwing on the run should be the exception, not the norm and it seems to be becoming more frequent. They become improv plays by Josh and Bills fans have gotten spoiled with Josh's ability to create. In reality, those are not high percentage plays and we need to be able to run plays where Josh has the proper time to let a play develop out of the pocket and deliver the ball on true, designated routes of the receivers. Josh scrambling around and creating on the fly, while fun to watch when it works, is not something that we should rely on consitently.

Let the media say what they are going to say. They all do it for clicks and reactions. So what. What I do know is we can't keep losing these close games or we are going to find ourselves on the road again in the postseason and have only ourselves to blame for not winning the games we should. They have a 6 foot tall 250 pound fullback that they obviously don't think can pick up a yard in a goal to go situation.

When you have no real threat of a running game and the defense is expecting pass and flushing your QB out of the pocket quite often, what's his completion percentage supposed to be? Once he's flushed out, the entire play now becomes Josh improv and all what he's able to do on the run. A QB forced to throw on the run a lot is not going to be a QB with a super awesome completion %. Josh is better at it than most, but it's not supposed to work that way. He needs time to execute the play as drawn with the receivers running their designated routes...not just become a play of back yard football with the QB running around hoping a receiver can get open who's no longer running the play as designed.