Ralonzo

Andreeson is everywhere doing everything. What!

He was covered low-and-high. Trubisky thinking he can fit that in to a 6' tight end is just dumber than dumb.

And they didn't even have to trade up for him. Better not give him #49 or he'll stop doing both.

Absolutely pathetic from Trubisky, even more the decision than the throw. Locked onto one guy, defense surrounds him, throw anyway, and make a horrible throw as the cherry on top. I'm thinking Joe Newguy has a shot at #2 if he shows anything, I don't care how much of Josh's buddy Mitch is.

5 plays is a long Trubisky drive.

They look like they can play OL. Can we find out please?

Hardy, go that way --------------------> He did!

There is some bad QB play keeping this game more boring than watching sloths ****

I saw him outkick his coverage by 20 yards twice and was thinking, wow was that 60 or 70 yards? No, they were 50 yards. These gunners aren't getting off their blocks.

3rd and 2 is a nice situation to ask your OL to nut up and drive someone off the line Or not.

Welcome to the NFL 0

This line needs reps. Clearly.

Broderick Jones has been talked about as far and away the Steelers best OL and Rousseau is trampling him

Kaboom, nice diagnosis and tackle on a screen

we'll get you out to the Bills-Steelers game right after we yak for a while and run a bunch of commercials, because what are you gonna do about it, small markets?

Screw you Chiefs

Interior of the offensive line getting off to as good a start as last week.

Hey, they went 3 snaps without a flag at least.

Big Von Miller according to the Steelers broadcast. Too much HGH bro

I'm impressed with how many reflectionless undead were on the tarmac cheering. I think I'm beginning to miss the days when politicians were more crooked than dumb.

The arm is around the waist the entire route like it's ballroom dance. For the amount of ticky-tack off-the-ball stuff called against the Bills (like the late PI called before the ball was thrown) this is egregious to allow right at the play. No wonder they call it Clown Football if they can't see that in the replay and simply blame Coleman for allowing himself to get fouled.

Morse was vulnerable to bull rush since he arrived really, but was a plus in all other areas. The problem here is moving McGovern to C seems to have ruined the continuity on that side of the line. Brown and Torrence didn't fare a ton better. The one really outstanding play from the starting line was Dawkins pulling and leading the Samuel bubble screen. But I'd be surprised if they keep force feeding McG at C, because he doesn't look like he belongs there and now you're downgrading two positions right where you need to block Chris Jones, Quinnen Williams, et al. I liked Shakir, Samuel and Allen early on. Also Davis in the pass game because it's impossible to know how he is in the run game with that kind of blocking. Ras al'Ghul with a nice drive-stopping 1-on-1 tackle. Kingsley Jonathan I thought was particularly awful with execution and mental mistakes. The Bills coaches had nobody ready to play. That was embarrassing and had nothing to do with game planning. Cam Lewis continued his role of King Midas in reverse. Austin Johnson made one play but more often he was getting blown out opening a huge hole for a RB. None of the safeties showed anything. The amount of quit in the 4th quarter from guys playing for their career was gross. It was a terrible performance and I don't know if i even want to go back rewatch the line play on this train wreck.

That was cool to watch #49 on defense for the Bills get carried for 7 yards by a running back. Very nostalgic.