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That's even dumber than whatever the Giants did

I think they should have, but maybe they have a good feeling about their defense. I don't like giving them more bites at the apple.

Billy Gibbens telling Achane that he's got him under pressure.

Arise, King of Henry!

Man I was worried they were gonna call something like leverage and give the Dolphins the extra points

"I don't think so" - Nicholas A Ikhine-Westbrook Jr. II

I did not see the ball move.

Total guess on my part but bang-bang sure looked like a catch, tuck, turn upfield (football move) and then hit dislodges it. I'm thinking the call should be confirmed rather than a simple stand.

It's a subset but somehow when other teams set it up they have 5 or 6 blockers on max 3 Buffalo defenders. When the Bills run it they have a TE and a couple receivers vs 4-5-6 defenders. The play works when you overload and they're in a zone and you outman them on the edge, but it works so well against the Bills as a zone heavy team, and doesn't seem to work for the Bills because it's telegraphed and/or run straight into man coverage.

Tua overthrows someone?

they shoulda challenged, thought the second tap was ob before the other foot landed in

DHop does the sneaky PI like defenders usually do to pull X's arm down, lol

Worst post game press conference since

I imagine so, if that play had stood her record company might have asked her to cover "Lateralus" as an NFL tie-in.

4? Why'd you drop out?

I apologize to McKittrick, that guy right there is the Real Deal Lil' Dummy.

To me that was brilliant scheming by Spags understanding he had a guy Sneed that has evolved into something like Ahmad Gardner sans grappling hooks. The Bills were scheming and I'm sure Josh was coached to take the 1-on-1 matchup which was almost always Sneed. Every time I looked at a pass being broken up it was #38 and he ended up covering everyone at some point. Josh was probably running the progression as coached to find that matchup, but the Chiefs were winning with #38 vs anyone. There was a fly Diggs ran (that ridiculously flat deep right throw) where Diggs had a step and half and Sneed caught up to blanket him in like 3 strides like Diggs was JV. The Chiefs seemed like they were doubling/shading the other options and funnelling the Bills to the single cover vs #38 and the Bills had nobody who could beat the man.

I think one think generally missed in the analysis thus far is: why did Toney line up offside? I'd postulate that it's because his job in that play was to get out in front of Kelce to set the pick, the closer he is to the LOS (or over it) the quicker he gets into position for that. That was probably what he was solely focused on, finding the guy with coverage on Kelce to go get in his way, and not thinking about where he was relative to the LOS.

Andy's hands are always lined up offside at the dinner table so I don't know how much that will help.

I'm laughing at how every few retweets he's getting further downfield, by 3:00 he'll be in Topeka. It's like an Offside Elf On A Shelf.

There was the 25-yard line during the Home Run Throw Forward too. I hope Wycheck was able to confess to making a Forward Pass, for the sake of his immortal soul.

Roses are red Violets are blue I'm schizophrenic And so am I

The part where Reid said "I don't know, I wasn't out there with my protractor" grated me. You're the coach, if the dummy you run out there doesn't line up correctly and doesn't check with the ref, then it's the ref's fault and not yours? That's everything Dunne slagged McDermott for being Mister Blameshifter.