Big Turk

Gabe Davis?

It's crazy to think that every week Allen seems to do something no other QB in NFL history has

Both of them suck. Flip a coin.

It was a perfectly executed play call against the look they wanted. Basically ran his man across the formation, orbit motioned behind Allen and he threw the ball to him on the run full speed while the guy that had him was being walled off and Shakir had 2 blockers in front. Essentially was a walk in TD.

I'm assuming some of that is dictated by what the D is doing?

The throw to Shakir for the TD was well behind the LOS, he ran an or it motion looping behind Allen. Probably caught the ball 5 yards or more behind the LOS

It's not happening, they got who they got. Be patient. We aren't playing Madden

As McDermott said in yesterday's media session "You usually get what you emphasize, and turnovers, both preventing them for us and creating them for opponents is a huge point of emphasis here."

update post Fins game!

Deone Walker is going to be a great one I think...this was ridiculous.

If this was true, I could definitely see the Bengals cheap asses having this happen to them.

The lack of turnovers go back 26 games...that was the last time the Bills lost the Turnover battle. Bills position players need a ton of credit too...last time a position player had a turnover was James Cook against the Chiefs. In week 15, 2023. That was 22 games ago. The absurdity of that should not be lost.

Shaq Thompson absolutely obliterated Achane on that one pass play where he ran right past Ingold trying to block him and hit him right as he caught the ball behind the LOS...no idea how he held onto the ball.

One of the players was talking about it (I think maybe Bernard?) and he said they have been running more of it and giving teams some different looks when they are going to heavier formations rather than staying in base nickel and it's been helping against the run. Said Taron is a semi-LB with the way he plays but said it's nice for him to get a break from having to put that type of wear and tear on his body and gives them some different opportunities on D.

I'm going to guess Tua averaging a completion of -0.5 yards well into quarter 3 had something to do with this? He finished at 1.4 yards for the entire game on average distance for his completions.

In the last 12 games(including playoffs) Allen has 31 TDs to 1 Turnover (an INT) for a 31:1 TD:TO ratio. That's absurd. Has to be some sort of record.

I'm starting to kinda like Elijah Moore more every game. Seems to make timely plays for us when needed.

Yeah, that was exceptionally weak

Miami made some good adjustments and started playing 5-2 fronts more often

No, he was literally facing at a 45 degree angle towards the left as if he was trying to kick the ball to the corner section of the stands

Allen now has 30 TDs and 1 INT in his last 12 games(including playoffs). That's insane.

Just a terrible kick...he literally wasn't even facing the proper direction when he kicked the ball...might be one of the worst kicks I have ever seen in terms of there not appearing to be any mishaps involved.

No, the defense playing one way against them in the regular season allowing an average of 20 points a game over the last 5 years and then the defense allowing that same team to score 33+ points in the playoffs is the reason.

And there it is "that wont' work against better teams". Well they don't do that against better teams usually do they? Considering they have the 2nd best win percentage in pro sports over the last 6 years after the Chiefs. And there it is "that wont' work against better teams". Well they don't do that against better teams usually do they? Considering they have the 2nd best win percentage in pro sports over the last 6 years after the Chiefs.