Hmm...why didn't the clock stop when Cook ran out of bounds?
Thought it stopped within the last 5 minutes of the half?
Or is that only the second half?
Again...maybe, but most other teams see the same thing and it's because the Bills are very consistent with the way they line up to start, in a nickel over front.
Teams are able to attack that with their scripted plays typically because they know where they will be.
As the Bills then see what they are doing they start adjusting how they line up and the plays are then less effective as the game goes on typically.
Look out NFL...
The Bills have figured out how to throw screen passes.
Brilliant fake screen out to Shakir before becoming back to hit Johnson on the other side
You'll probably be singing a different tune by the end of the game. How many times do you have to see the same script to usually know the way the movie ends?
Typically Bills D is worst in the first quarter and improves every quarter after that.
Maybe but typically the Bills D improves greatly as the game goes on once they start making adjustments to their nickel over front and changing the way they align.
Josh Allen to Stafford:
"Anything you can do, I can do better. I can do anything better than you."
Stafford: "No you can't."
Allen: "Yes I can."
S: "No you can't."
A: "Yes I can, yes I can, yes I caaaaaannnnn!"