Danger Mouse

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Well fair enough but the point still stands. The staff knew we needed that elite player and went all out to get him.

we signed that guy. he was a bust.

I never realised belichick was so popular with buffalo supporters. I’d have thought he be the last person someone wanted at the Bills American sports perhaps different in that regard to uk ones. But there’d be a supporters integrity here that wouldn’t stand for that kind of thing. Success doesn’t come at any price. Not just the whole season after season pats humiliation but also the Super Bowl defeat in 1991. Like getting Satan in to boost church numbers

Fair enough. It did seem more likely that I was wrong than everyone else!

It may just be my stupidity. But was the call not Brady's doing? Not the TO call but the sneak? Or does McD just jump in and call the plays in the final few moments of a game? I know the buck stops with him. But if Brady called the play, it's as much McD's fault as a dropped pass is

The stats are deceptive. When we stop it we REALLY stop it. But when we don't we really don't. We either seems to let RBs go for 15 yards or stop them before the line of scrimmage. So while the average looks respectable, the truth is that the 1 in 4 running plays that beats us is killing us time and time again.

These lads are all like "McD is going to waste Allen's career"

If my view changed every time we won or lost, i'd be a pretty fickle excuse for man. wouldn't I.

The McD call didn't lose us the game. Not stopping third downs - because they had elite superbowl winning talent playing at their best - lost us the game. It was a bit dumb to screw up at the end, yes, but the game was lost long before then. Did well to come back to 2 points but it was just too late. Can't keep starting games that slow. Did we get a three and out in that game? 1 maybe? And now we're all certain we'd have got another if the sneak weren't called? Nah. Not for me. The game was lost in 60 minutes of football. Fair play to the Rams.

Oh well. An entertaining game. Their offence played it's best possible game - with Superbowl winning talent - and they only one by two points. including a punt block for 6. They won it on their 3rd down conversions ultimately. Our o line is getting better every week. Any given Sunday. 🫤

asses handed to us in almost every aspect i mean, if stafford kupp and nacua are at their best they can beat anyone. but our o shouldn't be struggling this much

this is grearing up to be a shootout. not sure we can afford our usual 2nd and 9 too often this match.

ugly drive aside from the screen. but the o line looks in command

Not too worried. Our D always starts slow

Derek Carr thinking he's Josh Allen and injuring himself

allen on the field makes every play an effective play action.

He’s tackled like Milano used to this season. Insane improvement. Nobody would like playing against him.

Hyde is a legend. He helped build this spirit

Totally agree. it doesn’t benefit us as we have a rushing qb. But I totally agree. If your playbook depends on the QB rushing, you’ve got to be taking a risk to enjoy that reward. For the sake of the game. same with the ‘tush push’ if the defence jumps and hurts the QB - so be it - you’ll need to run a football play next time instead. QB isn’t supposed to do this much. The protection given is more about money than sport

I think Allen is easily my favourite sportsman in any sport in any era. The man’s a millionaire with the perfect life - yet I would love for him to have it all. You just want good things for this kid. He’s a breath of fresh air in a world of Andrew Tates. I need him to win a superbowl if for no other reason than for him to feature in an ‘america’s team’ doc. A first class example of what young men should aspire to. Strength, humour, humility, talent, leadership. He’s got it all.

I liked his little endzone dance with (i think) Spencer Brown after the Cook monster TD run.

Davis is money. Ask him to do a job and he always does it.

rare to see josh show pain

Not a day for timid offence