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21 points allowed is bad now? What, is this D supposed to be an all time great D that never allows teams to score in the 20s? 21 points is about average, I'd love for them to shut teams down but 21 points isn't that bad.

You could see he was late in the replay. He needs to put the ball in Clay's hands right as he clears the 2nd level, not throw the ball when he clears it. It's also not an isolated incident. TT doesn't throw the ball when a player is about to clear the defense, he waits until he's fully clear and by that time the safety is in play. It's one of his major flaws. He just can't pull the trigger until he actually sees the guy wide open. It's the same problem EJ had/has.

I like Tirico but Michaels is the best play by play guy ever. He's not as sharp as he used to be but still top notch.

It's a product of not throwing to the middle of the field.

Those stats are for the season, so you can include Woods. The Bills were also last in the league in YAC yards last year and 31st in YAC/R. Are Powell, Tate and Hunter to blame for that too?

The Bills are last in the league in YAC yards and 31st in the league in YAC/R. Yeah, TT isn't putting players in a position to break big plays after the catch. https://www.sportingcharts.com/nfl/stats/team-yards-after-catch-statistics/2016/

He insinuated you didn't know what you were talking about in terms of a concussion because you didn't examine him. Someone is super sensitive.

I don't mind that not happening today. They needed to try and work in back in slowly given he just came back. Moving forward he need to get the ball a whole hell of a lot more.

You know what most people do, or just you?

Raiders average margin of victory is 5.77 points. Add in Carr's injury and 3.5 doesn't seem too out of line to open. Guessing as the week progresses and we get more positive reports from his injury is it will be up around 6-7 points at kickoff.

PI doesn't count as a play, so it doesn't count as a target.

Bills went into the Jags game ranked 8th in passing D and allowed 111 yards passing today. They're in the top 10 in passer rating against and top 5 in TD passes allowed. Yet people act like this team is one of the worst all time at stopping the pass. I swear people don't watch other NFL games.

Raiders have won 7 of their 9 games by one score or less. They aren't destroying many teams, just pulling out close games. Bills actually have more net points than the Raiders. Odds are Bills lose but I don't see them being uncompetitive.

Can't believe the Raider fans sell that place out for a team that's leaving town. Kinda weird.

Wow, just horrible clock management

Better get a TD, I don't see 'em winning in OT.

How can coaches still not know how to use your time outs? You use them on the front side of the 2 minute warning. Don't let 30 seconds fun off the clock waiting for the 2 min warning to stop it. What would you rather have 4th and goal at the 2 min warning (assuming you stop them twice) or 4th and goal with 2:45 left? Call them on the front side of the warning saves you time yet coaches still seem confused about this.

LB covering Crabtree one on one 40 yards down field. Umm, that doesn't seem right.

I sat down to dinner with the Raiders down 8 and the Pats down 1. Now it's a tie and 7 point lead.

There's always the hope of swelling and stiffness this week.

And this is why you don't keep chasing the missed extra point with 2 point conversions. Missed 3 points instead of 1. They could use those extra 2 points about now...

Totally mistimed his jump yet still made the play.

Yep. The wind knocked the ball down, Sammy slows down to adjust to it, waits a moment, then subtly pushes off at the last moment to create separation. It was a thing of beauty.

His mechanics are ass. Between that and the beatings he takes his career will not be a long one. Once that arm strength fades even a little bit you'll see a huge drop off in his effectiveness.