Ralonzo

These are Anthony Lynn type game management decisions that Reich is making.

Milano picked off Taron who was hot about it.

Edmunds just got sledded for 15 yards. By a friggin tight end.

Why is in the Bills benefit to shorten the game again?

Would someone go slap Daboll in the head?

Nice push off. I mean, why not.

How many times can you snap a half second after 0.

Doyle sure didn't possess that ball forward of the stripe. Juggled it on the way down.

Their CB gets hurt so I know, let's call 3 straight runs, nobody will be expecting that.

Now Carrie banged up on the Diggs completion. This could be to the Bills benefit, I'd say.

Brown was breaking open until the corner pulled him back by the jersey, which went uncalled. Colts are lucky AF that it's not first and goal Bills on the 1.

Clearly incomplete. Ground cannot help receiver make the catch.

Nice pull on Brown's jersey

That might be the first time someone has fallen for that hard count all year!

Davis is some sort of prestidigitator to keep fooling the review booth.

Is that enough to overrule? Against any NFL team I'd say no. Against the Bills, 99.9%

Play clock is 26 seconds for the Colts

Okay, finally we'll get some field position here off the kickoff. Andre Roberts: "Hold my beer"

Borg Daboll hasn't figured out the shield modulation frequency pattern yet. It's coming. They'll get it.

You can plan for the plays but you can't plan for off-schedule JA.

Hilton was lined up Offside.

Does that look like horse to you? Yeah, it does. Eh, screw it.

Tesco Value Burgers?

It occurred to me watching the last few games (SF, Pitt, Miami) that teams manage to do something a little different that slows down the Bills. The difference between this year and last year is how quickly Daboll & Allen diagnose and find the exploit to whatever it is they are doing. To use a very geeky reference, this year it's like the Borg adapting their shield modulation. You get a few shots in and then they solve it within a series or two, and then what? You just spent a week coming up with a plan to stop this offense (Insert Mike Tyson quote here). The reason you draft and develop a QB as gifted as Allen is, as another poster noted, he forces the opposing defense to defend every green blade of grass on the field. That's why KC and GB do what they do; they can attack from anywhere to anywhere. Short, long, middle of the field, outside the numbers. The physical gifts of the QB allow a proper scheme to attack any defense successfully in some way.