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A pass medium distance between the numbers!!!!! Oh, wait...under 10 seconds in the half is the time when you don't do that.

Uggg....need to keep them off the board here, starting with a big kick.

Another passing play without attempting to throw the ball between the numbers. Hmm...I detect a pattern. Too bad Tyrod. You seem like a nice guy with a lot of physical talent.

Jags up 19-7 at the half in our least likely help game of the season. Go Bills.

I am always against a cheap shot...but...okay, just this once. Who has Aaron Williams' back?

Embarrassing play by the defense. Not good football by a bunch of players, but we can't fire the players and we have to ask who else might be responsible for that effort, discipline, and execution?

Not good football by a bunch of Bills right there. Wow.

Funny thing about that TD, as awesome as it was, is it was still a high risk of a play (great reward), and if you watched the three receivers streak down the field to the same area, how wide open the middle was if one of them had a route that cut shorter. Glad Tyrod made the throw, and know Sammy will catch it if given the chance, but also shows some interesting pieces of Lynn's play calling.

A little deep, but a pass between the numbers is cool.

I like McCoy so much. Let's give him a winning team next year please.

Third and long...any chance we throw between the numbers 10-20 yards down field? That is a dead spot for us every game like a one minute with no time outs for most teams.

Touchdown Jacksonville. This is going to play out where all we needed to do was get to 9-7, and Rex will have blown it.

Good football play by Gilmore. Very nice to see.

I love McCoy. So sad to see his efforts this year wasted, but what an amazing player, attitude, and effort.

I like the first down, I don't like Tyrod ignoring the open receivers between the numbers and from 10 to 20 yards on back to back plays.

Holding against Bills yes. Roughing the passer against the Fish no. I get frustrated by more than Rex and Tyrod....

That didn't really happen did it?

Bad Rex...fans booing a long field goal try instead of trying to run two yards are all correct. When do you think Rex being fired will be announced? A week from Monday in the AM is the most likely, but we are taking bets for all other time slots.

I feel like I'm watching one of those college teams running a silly but effective offense and saying "that would never work in the NFL". I don't mean to not enjoy our strengths and mask Tyrod's weaknesses, but am I wrong in thinking that most NFL teams employ some degree of passing the ball in between the numbers from 10 to 20 yards down the field from time to time? Oooh....delay of game...that's awesome.

My bad. I mean Jags up 10-0. Not a game we need, but a game that helps.

TT ignoring the middle of the field on first down passing. Because there are no yards throwing between the numbers 10-20 yards...nope, nothing every in that part of they field Tyrod. Hand off, dump, fly, or sideline.

Tennessee helping us up 10-0. It would be funny if everything we need for the playoffs happens except for beating the Fish at home...

I am confused what this game has to do with it. Is there something you think he demonstrates about his 2017 coaching projection that he hasn't shown in the first 30 games? These last two games shouldn't influence anybody's opinion if they are attempting to make a valid logical strategic football decision. No way the couple games we finish the season with should have any impact or teach us something we don't already know and isn't crystal clear after 30 games of not being good at his job.

Cool, now we only have to have Miami not gain two yards on the next four plays...great reason for optimism.

So Rex doesn't decide that challenge himself. Who is the one to give him the advice, and what are our technological limits on that? I wouldn't have challenged, but you have to think someone with more technology and info is making the decision. Does the NFL restrict what angles they have access to? I've gotten used to the boring MLB challenges, where they stall until they are certain and almost never lose.