Ralonzo

Those two plays are what Allen is this year. On the flat route to Davidson Josh sees that Warner had diagnosed it and it was poised to pick it if it came out as designed. He bought time, and protected the ball by throwing it where no defender could attain it. On the TD to Hollins he identifies the man coverage, waits for Hollins to stack his guy, and throws it with precision to the space where only Hollins can go get it. That was not physically gifted stomp-all-over-you Superman stuff, nor was it arm talent. That was friggin' game management, at a high level. That was Drew Brees.

Alec Anderson just pisses opponents off and makes them lose their discipline. It's more of an NHL quality really.

Mustapha has not dialed in his angles for Cook.

It's almost a shame that the Bills aren't going to be punting any more

Not sure if that was an angry run, but it was effective. Niners have sucked at tackling all year when there HASN'T been 3 inches of snow.

Maybe you try to field a return at your own 40, since a muff can't be advanced. Even if you lose it the D has a chance. At the 10? Don't put the defense in that position trying to save a couple yards.

Muffing it is the big mistake, that's a small mistake.

Rousseau wasn't physical in his early career, says Collinsworth. Sure.

Guerendo has crazy speed if he gets going

Two hands

Way to go, #3 back-in-the-snow

It's not slips and slides, it's turnovers. If Bills can be -1 at worst, they should be able to grind it out.

He's like a full sized Pacheco. He's not a bad option in these conditions.

That's an awfully generous interpretation of illegal contact. McC took one step on the left leg and ditched. Uh oh.

Come on, aleen. He used both hands, but previously he'd been backhanding it with his right hand only.

Aleen WAS able to hand off the TD to Davis with the left hand. He wasn't doing that in the weeks following the initial injury.

Cook would be my #3 right now on a strict style basis

Dancing in the snow is not gonna work.

Ty Johnson might have to lead this Iditarod.

I liked both their rookie safeties coming out but that was PI

The Shanahan schemes always give the Bills fits, see also: Rams, Dolphins. Plus the Bills are generally bad against TEs and pass-catching backs. But, the way Purdy is throwing the Niners probably are not going to have a downfield dimension today. I expect there will be adjustments to the run fits at the point of attack if there's no over-the-top threat.

I don't know what the hell it was, the motion guy stepped on the slot's ankle.

Big matchup here is their LT vs Bills edge AJE or whomever.