Sestak4ever
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3 hours ago, mannc said:
Let’s not forget, Miami is already in the playoffs no matter what happens next week, and they are very banged up. Not saying they won’t be trying to win, but the game probably won’t mean as much to them.
I remember a few years back when all the Bills had to do was beat a Steelers team, that was playing all back ups, to advance to the playoffs. We got our butts handed to us. You just never know how it’s going to turn out. I have the utmost confidence in Josh and our defense to get the job done. Go Bills!!🏈
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16 minutes ago, Freddie's Dead said:
Josh and Cook get their automatic game balls, Stef barely gets his.
Rasul Douglas - Bills MVP today, created three of the four turnovers, pick 6, almost won the game by himself.
Terrel Bernard - All over the field, TFL's, pressures, he was the energy all day.
Ed Oliver - The one-handed INT grab was huge, flipping the momentum which was all Cheats after the KOR and the Bills punting.
Dalton "Reuben" Kincaid - Reliable hands today, huge play to lead to the insurance points that put us up two scores in the 3rd.
Khalil "Tupac" Shakir - Big FD catches to keep drives going, especially on the last drive.
Siran "Wrap" Neal - Wrap downed three punts inside the Cheat's 10 yard line, keeping them bottled up all day.
Sam Martin - Flipped the field all day long with nice directional punts which could not be returned.
WHO YA GOT?
You got it covered! The stars took a back seat to today's contributors.
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Merry Christmas to all the Bills family!! May all your Christmas dreams and wishes come true!
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EJ Speed, the linebacker for the Colts, is making plays all over the field, in both the run game and on passes. Impressive.
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Like I said in another post, the refs kept this from being an easy Bill's win. If that call on Morse for holding is legit then there should be 20 times more holding calls in these games than there are.
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If the call on Morse for holding is correct then there should be 20 times more holding calls than there are. That was a terrible call based on every game I've seen over the past few years. It also basically prevented a scoring drive which would have put the game away.
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Sure hoping that the Seahawks win on Monday night adds more incentive for Dallas to right its road ship against the fish! Also a win by us on Saturday puts a little more heat on the fins.
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Might give Dallas extra incentive to take down the fish next week.
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Dalvin who?
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Going to be a huge Dallas fan next week. Hoping they take it out on the fish!
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I still say our best bet is for the fins to lose one more before they play us, and we win out. Tall task, but puts us in control down the stretch. Hoping all the other help falls in place is asking a lot.
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Staley was fired today and the GM .
Mods please merge with Staley Canned. Missed by one minute.😆
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6 minutes ago, DapperCam said:
The offense gets the ball when they fumble out of bounds anywhere else if they were the last to possess it. Why have this weird rule where it is a turnover?Just give the ball to the offense at the spot of the fumble.
I agree with this , or if the fumble occurred inside the two yard line then give the ball to the offense at the same spot as an extra point, and not at the one yard line or goal line. My take for the worst rule in football is the pass interference rule. It should be a 15 yard penalty and automatic first down, not a spot foul.
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Fines definitely should be coming down on both of them. It’s funny as I read on the Chief’s site that some fans said Mahomes was venting on his offensive coordinator and that no referee was near him during his rant. Some of their fans shot back that he was definitely yelling at the refs and there was a referee about three feet away from him. So hilarious to get some blinded fan’s take on it.
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10 hours ago, Big Blitz said:
On Get Up this morning Rex Ryan said in all his years of coaching he was never warned by an official about someone lining up Offside. He mentioned the refs might say an offensive tackle might be pushing the limit one way or the other, but that’s it. Robert Griffin has no clue and this only adds to my take on him as a waste of an NFL talking head.
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31 minutes ago, dollars 2 donuts said:
Just waiting…juuuusssstt waiting for the talking heads on national tv tomorrow to chime in with, “Patrick was very upset and he HAD EVERY RIGHT TO BE!”
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So far the talking heads I've seen discussing the issue are pretty much in agreement that it was a very obvious penalty and both Mahomes and Reid are coming out like sore losers. I would not be surprised that the league issues fines for their post game comments.
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2 hours ago, Doc said:
That they shouldn’t have thrown the flag because it negated a “Hall of Fame” type play (even though they threw it before the play happened) and that it should’ve just been a warning. Because teams get warnings all the time. 🙄That would have been as bad as a game earlier this year ( I don't remember the teams), but a player removed his helmet on the field of play and the ref warned him to put it back on. I was like "What the heck is that? It's always a penalty"!
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1 minute ago, Einstein's Dog said:
I don't think you or the guy you are responding to understand what they were trying to do. With 2:12 left Brady felt KC would be stuffing the line for the run, he called an incredibly save pass play to one of our better steadier playmakers, Diggs. 95% of times that is caught. 65% of the time in that instance Diggs would have gained about 7-8 yards and the clock would have gone to 2:00. From there we would have run the ball to try and pick up the 1st. If successful then the we would have played the time game.
Once that high percentage passed was dropped the whole complexion of the end of game strategy changed. Brady wanted the TD. KC was going to have time either way. The TD attempts were more valuable than the difference in amount of time KC would have.
That's a lot of if's and maybe's. I'm sure what they were trying to do, but there are many times that coaches outsmart themselves. Would make a ton more sense to run the ball and even if it doesn't gain yardage, either KC spends a timeout or you run it down to the 2 minute mark. Atlanta lost a Super Bowl trying to be too smart.
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2 hours ago, Maine-iac said:
Bills offense was back to falling on it's face. Get out of shotgun and run the ball and use play action. They're not going to blitz all day if you'r running the ball down their throats and hitting the TE's on 3rd and 4. The teams time management is still beyond horrible. Luckily the defense bailed them out.
So true. 2:12 left in the game, first down deep in Chiefs territory, we have successfully run the ball all game, the Chiefs are down to 2 timeouts, and we throw three terrible passes.???????
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2 minutes ago, iinii said:
I realize that now. No wonder it was delusional
Caught me off guard initially also
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3 minutes ago, iinii said:
Winning out doesn’t guarantee a division crown. Your math is flawed. Miami can lose to the Bills and still have a better record, which would negate a supposed tie breaker or better record.
That post was from 2021.
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Great coaches inspire their team to have confidence and a “can do” attitude. That’s how you get teams to over achieve. McDermott does none of that. Josh does it for our offense. It’s almost like our guys on defense are afraid to make mistakes. Then post game Josh has to say he needed to play better and do a better job. That’s not fair to Josh, who plays his heart out every game. When is the last time our defense created a much needed turnover at the end of a close game? Good teams do that. Interceptions, fumble recoveries, blocked kicks, etc. You need someone to be the hero on defense. It can be a different guy each time, but someone has to make a play. I think McDermott has lost the locker room and guys no longer believe in his “process”.
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I mentioned in a separate post that McDermott was fired by Andy Reid in Philly for failing, and basically not wanting to make defensive adjustments when it was called for. According to the article I read, Philly fans were glad to see him go. Seems like he never learned.
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The Tua Dilemma...
in The Stadium Wall
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They’ve got some big contracts on the books with Hill, Chubb, Ramsey, Howard, etc. Going to be interesting how this gets handled while other players on the team will be watching and waiting for their deal.