Big Turk

former NFL WR Donte Stallworth claims the Bills D "executed the defense of the Hail Mary perfectly". But what the hell does he know?

Apparently The Bills D played it terribly according to most posters, but Donte Stallworth, you know, an NFL WR who has been involved in them and knows the assignments very well says the Bills D deserves credit for "executing the defense of the Hail Mary perfectly". But what does he know? Carry on. 1) No he doesn't, if you watch the reverse angle you clearly see it was Mike Evans who shoves Poyer down.

More like I wonder who Glab has for sexual harassment if they tried to get rid of her.

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about as low as a lot of the posters IQ's on this board.

It's amazing that at a time when we have the winningest team in franchise history that we still have endless complainers who would find something to complain about no matter what would happen. Honestly, get a life dude. Go find a hobby.

Bills audible game is pretty hilarious...starting to try and listen closely so I can hear them more now. "Lebron James" "Taylor Swift/JR Smith(Lebron's teammate)" "Roast Beef" "Nacho Nacho"

You are. The teams typically aren't taking advantage of the rule that allows a fair catch to the 25 on any short kickoff...last night was only the 2nd or 3rd one I have seen in all the games I have watched this year. Teams are still trying to return them for the most part. Half the time they end up within 5 yards of where the TB spot would be. Usually don't allow big returns, maybe 5% of the time. The other times, they are stopped well short of the 25 or take a penalty which push them back. That's what the big advantage is...the chance a team will take a penalty which typically happens early in the return and is 10 yards from where the ball carrier was when the penalty occurred.

I heard that evil comes disguised Like the city of angels I'm walking towards the light Baptized in the river I've seen a vision of my life and I wanna be delivered In the city was a sinner I've done a lot of things wrong, but I swear I'm a believer Like the prodigal son, I was out on my own Now I'm trying to find my way back home Baptized in the river I'm delivered I'm delivered

You could call penalties on literally every play...that would be taking it too far and penalties would be getting called far too frquently.

Blah blah blah...more nonsense excuses. Care to tell me his winning percentage against teams that have been above .500? I'll wait.

Actually the only reason you think that way is because the Bills have blown teams out with such regularity over the last 3 years and averaged a double digit win every single game over that timeframe in terms of net point differential that we expect it. But that isn't how 31 other teams live in the NFL. This is the equivalent of a super rich person wondering how people can live in houses under 7,000 square feet, do their own cleaning, laundry and gardening and have to drive themselves all over town instead of having a personal driver to take them wherever they want to go. It just isn't the norm.

Uh no. Unprepared coaches don't have the highest winning percentage in the NFL since 2020. Way too long of a sample size to not get exposed. Honestly, just a silly(idiotic maybe even?) take.

Or do what Schwartz did against Carolina and Cam Newton and blitz so he doesn't have time to even throw it deep...Newton got sacked on that play and it ended the game.

Both. Why are you having your player run that after having a shoulder injury as the first play out of that? Allen could have turfed it too but in the end, it was mostly just a nice play by Winfield. It's OK to give credit to the D sometimes and not always make somebody have to take the blame on offense. They get paid too on that side of the ball.

Exactly what excuse did I make? You could do with some reading comprehension. Maybe try Hooked on Phonics? Never tried it but I've heard good things about it.

Look at the reverse angle. It was clearly Evans shoving him with force.

Did someone say Kincaid can't block?? He just absolutely annihilated Shaq Barrett on this rep.

How about Mike Evans throwing Poyer to the ground and taking out 2 other Bills? That's cool tho right?

Likely another year in the strength and conditioning program in the off-season will accomplish that.

Fitz was wondering if a guy is coming out of the medical tent with a shoulder injury, why they would be running that as his first play back and he said that would be the last play he would want to run in that situation with a potential shoulder issue.

Not sure I would go that far, it all depends on how the Bills choose to use him, but I will confidently say he will be acknowledged as the best Bills TE in franchise history within that timeframe. Although he doesn't exactly have stiff competition in that regard. Also....Kincaid can't block you say? He annihilated Shaq Barrett on this run play...

He didn't...if you see the reverse angle, you see it was Mike Evans who shoved him down.

Have also been in more situations where they haven't as well. Let's talk about it... la...la-da-da-da-da...da-da-da-da-da-dada-da da

Evans also committed blatant PI and was the reason why Poyer went flying to the ground and took out 2 other Bills players with him. Perhaps that is why there was such poor positioning?