MDH

I HATE throwing long on third and manageable . It’s the same thing TT did all the time. Such a low percentage play and Bills’ QBs seem to love doing it.

He flinched but I’m not sure he came across.

Wallace didn’t have it in his chest, he had it pinned to his shoulder which is why it was easy to rip away on the way to the ground.

Perfect position, looks back for the ball and...doesn’t make a play. Frustrating.

You expected a shutout?

Just because it’s not a stand alone stat that correlates to winning as much as, say turnovers, doesn’t mean it doesn’t matter. Moving the ball consistently always matters.

He’s the kind of QB who has a little success early but unless he tranforms his game dramatically won’t have sustained success. Thats the nature of the running QB.

I don’t blame guys for not saying negative things about the Bills. The fan base doesn’t like it and run guys out of town who do it. If your report on the Bills and like job security make sure to say good things about a bad team. We live in a society where people can’t stand hearing negative thoughts/facts about things they like.

One of two things has to happen for 300 yards. He’ll need at least two big plays, like 60 yards or more, or he needs way more attempts than he’s getting. Its tough to predict the former as that could happen any week. The latter won’t happen this year. He runs too much and I don’t think the coaching staff wants him dropping back 45-50 times which is pretty much what it takes.

I don’t think it’ll be a trade. Nobody is giving up much, if anything, for a past his prime QB with that contract. The Ravens will end up cutting him.

Jax makes a lot of sense.

I dunno, Colts are 6-1 since their crap start. Wouldn’t surprise me if they shocked some people in the playoffs. Beat the Cowboys this week and they may just be for real.

AFC playoffs are going to be good. 5-6 teams have legit shots at making it to the SB.

Like the call to go for the win on the road.

That wasn’t a TD

Refs just f’n up every play. No calls when there should be and calls when there shouldn’t

Rivers needs to keep his composure and get his team ready for the next snap. Wasted lots of time

Aren’t there 5 other threads to argue about Mahomes?

Here's a list of the most dropped passes by team. http://stats.washingtonpost.com/fb/tmleaders.asp?range=NFL&type=Receiving&rank=232 The Bills come in at 13 with 15 drops on the season. The do throw less than most teams, so perhaps their drop percentage would be near the top. I don't feel like doing the math on that one. These stats are way different than your perception that the Bills dropped 11 balls in one game though... That said, I don't know if these stats include week 14.

If Haush wasn’t hurt earlier in the game, maybe. But the moment they trotted him out there I was asking, “wtf are they doing?!” The guy looked hurt trotting on and off the field for kickoffs and you’re sending a player out there with a lower back injury to try and hit a 55 yarder? It’s not hindsight, it was dumb from the get go.

And Allen doesn’t bail them out with more catchable balls. His placement isn’t great and he only has one throw - bullet! Everybody has work to do but people keep wanting to run the WRs into the ground for all their mistakes to give Allen a pass. Everyone realizes that this WR core are all in their 1st or 2nd years, yeah? They’re almost all street FAs too. The fact that I keep seeing people rip Zay for the “drop” against Miami tells me all O need to know. He was mugged by the DB on that play and if he had managed to still come up with the catch despite the PI it would have been amazing. But somehow not coming up with that catch is a “drop” in some posters minds?

And it’ll be fun to watch.

They certainly aren’t doing it now. McVay ate time outs last night like they were candy. Just horrible clock management. As for the original question, yeah, I’d rather eat the 5 yards, even in that situation. Ideally I’d like to see Daboll get the damn play in and Allen get the team out of the huddle on time so neither the TO or penalty is necessary. This team has so many pre-snap penalties, it’s infuriating.

It wasn’t just a toe tap. The ball was a 3-4 feet out of bounds. He kept his feet glued to the field and leaned out and caught the ball all while on a dead sprint. Im not sure I’d call it “great” but it wasn’t just a toe tap either.

He’s got two more years to show what he’s got. Those two years will show if he’s the franchise QB we all desperately hope he is.