Dubie54

Great stop by TB. Vita Vea.

His experience is really valuable.

Dude has moves!

False start not called again.

Robinson doesn't know what day it is.

Looked like he kicked a brick.

What a hit.

Goff has to be the least mobile QB in the NFL.

Obvious roughing the passer, particularly the 2nd hit

Lions have a great d line.

And 2 of the youngest teams in the league

Not if GB plays a clean game the rest of the way

Could have been called for sure

Officiating ruining another game. That horse collar call and the procedure non-call before the half, two prime examples.

Jimmy Johnson is a joke.

Taken as a whole Belichick's, overall record is impressive, but when you look at the one variable, (TB12) that has impacted his record, it's a little less impressive. With TB12: 249-75 (.769) Without TB12, incl. Cleve.: 83-104 (.449) Impossible to say how he would have fared in NE if they had not drafted TB12 in the 7th round, but one thing is for sure, he would not have had the success he has had. Great coach or great QB?

These commentators don't know jack and I think all of this Steve K dockers pants % figures for the odds of this and that happening is just useless.

One meaningful play? It was arguably the most important play of the year for what it did to the momentum of the game and energy spike it created with the Bills.

With all of the injuries the Bills have endured and the roster depth that has kept us in the hunt, it would be well-deserved indeed!

Amazing how these three pickups that were added to provide roster depth all played huge roles in the biggest regular season game of the year. Beane wanted them for what they had the potential to do for the tean, but to have it play out as it did last night was just amazing. And to think how all three of these guys were flamed by this board throughout the year, at times referred to as bums and "what are they doing on the field" comments.

It's well known that Dallas is a different team on the road, but it's amazing to me that we can gouge them for 266 on the ground with the O Line looking better than they have all year, and then go 105 and 127 respectively against the Charges and Pats. I didn't watch the Pats game but listened to about half of it and it seems that there was constant pressure in the backfield and many plays were getting blown up early. Is the Pats line really that much better than Dallas? It's concerning that we can't keep a consistent run game offense going and we are definitely going to need that if we expect to make through the playoffs.

Physically dominating the boys…..

Has Von been out there at all?

I am glad to see someone post this. As a Ute fan I really like this kid. May not be the fastest WR in the draft, but his size, hands and ability to get open are all major strengths. There are always hidden gem WRs who drop to later rounds. Look at Puka Nacua, drafted in the 5th round. It seems a lot of these guys from out West don't get the attention/respect that those from other conferences like the SEC do. Look at Steve Smith, another Ute went in the 3rd round.

Exactly, it seems every time we run one of these screens the defense has us outnumbered from the get go, yet when teams run this play against us it seems we rarely outnumber the opposing offense.