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Another case of a DB's white gloves easy to detect on a black jersey...

They're allowed to move and reset their position as long as they don't cross the line of scrimmage. If it looks like the start of a play, that's tough because they can move, the offense must be set until the snap. However defense can't do things like call out fake snap calls and such.

However the remedy to that would be to make the rule what it used to be: you can cross the LOS but the offense must remain set until the ball is snapped, or until contact is made with an offensive player. It was a slippery slope when they started with this "unabated to the QB" stuff and leading to the "neutral zone entry made the offense move" stuff. But OL having to hold their discipline would hurt the offense so no chance they go back to that standard.

I'm surprised that isn't used more as a tactic by the defenses for 4th and puss. Do a "false start" of your own without crossing into the neutral zone and see if you can get the offense to jump on the defensive jump, which would be a false start. Next level stuff, like Reid faking 4th and puss and running a play.

Were they showing this at the drive-in on that Nissan Rogue commercial?

Troy, you tool. The tackle moved before the snap. They HAD to shut the play down at that point. If it had been snapped with defense in the NZ before offense reacts, then the play would be allowed to continue. But since he moved it was deemed he was caused to move by the defense and the play is dead, 5 yards for NZ infraction. Replay down.

In extreme cases, the coaches change the player's number. Looking at you, Ken Jones. Edit: Luckily for the Bills red is part of their color scheme, so according to the Louis Vuitton Rule red gloves would be properly accessorized.

Jeez, that hit knocked all the blue from the left side to the right side of his helmet...

I was wondering when someone would get around to faking the fake snap, turns out of course it's Reid.

Excellent spot. Almost the exact blade of grass.

He's 1/2 yard short.

That next read was basically "oh ****"

Cleveland stands to get the ball back with no less than 1:00. They have a chance.

Cleveland's best strategy right now might be putting the ball in the hands of Henne.

Did they really need to call a TO to run for a 2 yard loss?

Isn't that the title of some anime or something?

Dunno about that call. Looked like on the hip.

Man, we've had Doink, might as well have a Diamond Cutter

Holy buscuits what a play. Biggest play in biggest moment, Hooper.

It's a 3 Doink weekend

I think it might have been mentioned that the first AFL championship to qualify for the inter-league championship against the NFL in 1966, was Bills versus Chiefs with the winner facing the Green Bay Packers. The visiting team had a resounding victory that day, New Years Day 1967, in War Memorial Stadium over dere on Masten Ave.

Wherever the game is next week it'll be a "weather game" and likely cold and crummy. That said, IF the Bills can get by, we know what warm-weather Josh looks like, and it's awesome. I hear Florida is nice this time of year.

Aren't half the NFC QB's collecting Social Security? What's wrong with one of them?

What is better is the adjustments made in game. They got gashed on the ground the first drive especially trying to play a gap-integrity read-and-react, which failed spectacularly when someone (you know who) would fill the wrong gap. I understand the thought, if it's a pass you need to contain Lamar so you can't just shoot upfield. Gradually it became apparent that to stop the Ravens you need to attack the Ravens. You can't let them rip off 3 and 4 yards as a default with the occasional 12 or 14 for sustained drives. Once they committed to attacking and getting negative plays to put the Ravens behind the sticks, it made it tough on them. Kudos on the broadcast crew for pointing that out. The interior D started worrying less about occupying blocks and more on beating blocks and getting upfield which is where guys like Oliver and Phillips have talent. The Ravens did make a few plays on long 3rd down conversions but generally the Ravens have plays planned to go 4 yards that might go 15 if they catch you correctly, but not as many plays to gain 15 as designed.