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Just now, IgotBILLStopay said:

he had a near fumble that was overturned on review just a bit earlier. i think being a bit careless with the ball twice is what caused the benching

Yeah I mentioned that play earlier in the thread as a possible reason that McD held him out so long. But the fact is, he didn’t fumble earlier. The ball came out when it hit the ground. 

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14 minutes ago, Teddy KGB said:


Singletary picked up 3rd and 1 on a sweep at least 2x.  
 

  

 

The Bills got absolutely stuffed on at least 4 short yardage situations where Moss typically would have been in the game but wasn't.

Motor also took a holding penalty on a 3rd/goal where he shouldn't have even been on the field that likely cost the Bills 4 points.

Not having Moss available hurt the team on multiple occasions.

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5 minutes ago, Simon said:

 

The Bills got absolutely stuffed on at least 4 short yardage situations where Moss typically would have been in the game but wasn't.

Motor also took a holding penalty on a 3rd/goal where he shouldn't have even been on the field that likely cost the Bills 4 points.

Not having him available hurt the team on multiple occasions.

 

I take it you are pretty high on Moss.

 

Hope you are right. I always want to see these kids do well and I have seen flashes from him.

 

 

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I don't know what to make of these running backs. Last week I would have sworn on my life that Moss should be the #1 RB. Then yesterday Singletary has a steady and productive game while Moss almost gave it away. I think next year we should get a back with speed and play all 3 equally.

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18 minutes ago, Simon said:

 

The Bills got absolutely stuffed on at least 4 short yardage situations where Moss typically would have been in the game but wasn't.

Motor also took a holding penalty on a 3rd/goal where he shouldn't have even been on the field that likely cost the Bills 4 points.

Not having Moss available hurt the team on multiple occasions.


put me in the singletary > moss camp.  
 

hopefully he gets better with ball security and they can tag team it up 

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1 minute ago, WideNine said:

 

I take it you are pretty high on Moss.

 

Hope you are right. I always want to see these kids do well and I have seen flashes from him.

 

 

 

I like what I have seen out of Moss but he isn't this dominating power back just yet. I think most rookies entered the season behind the eight ball not having a typical training camp or off-season experience due to Covid. Very few rookies are having a huge impact right now. But Moss has considering the circumstances been OK. He has a 4.1 yards per carry (which is OK but given his short yardage use is pretty good) along with 3 TD's in a more limited role. 

 

I hope he finishes the year strong as I think he and Singletary are a great complement to one another but I think expectations have to be in check.

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1 hour ago, DrDawkinstein said:

 

Sometimes "The Process" aint so fun, but you'll come out the best version of you.

 

Another page out of the Bill Belichick book of coaching for McDermott.  See:  Gillislee.

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1 hour ago, IgotBILLStopay said:

and yet in the official stats that fumble goes on Allen. smh @ nfl stats guys

Thanks for clearing that up for me. I saw 2 fumbles for Josh on the stat sheet and wondered where the other came from. Didn't know it got charged to Josh, SMH. .

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So I've never quite understood this.  By way of being a mechanical error, a RB fumbing the ball is no worse a mistake than a WR dropping an easy catch or an OL missing on a block.  Sure, the stakes are obviously higher with the turnover but it's really no more egregious of a physical error.  So why is there a punitive benching in the case of fumbling and fumbling only?

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4 minutes ago, SageAgainstTheMachine said:

So I've never quite understood this.  By way of being a mechanical error, a RB fumbing the ball is no worse a mistake than a WR dropping an easy catch or an OL missing on a block.  Sure, the stakes are obviously higher with the turnover but it's really no more egregious of a physical error.  So why is there a punitive benching in the case of fumbling and fumbling only?

You answered your own question.

 

Losing concentration and dropping a routine pass = okay

 

Losing concentration and not securing the ball on your 5 yard line = not okay

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9 minutes ago, SageAgainstTheMachine said:

So I've never quite understood this.  By way of being a mechanical error, a RB fumbing the ball is no worse a mistake than a WR dropping an easy catch or an OL missing on a block.  Sure, the stakes are obviously higher with the turnover but it's really no more egregious of a physical error.  So why is there a punitive benching in the case of fumbling and fumbling only?

those other scenarios do not hand the ball back to the other side maybe😀stakes higher - have to be extra careful

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14 minutes ago, billsbackto81 said:

Thanks for clearing that up for me. I saw 2 fumbles for Josh on the stat sheet and wondered where the other came from. Didn't know it got charged to Josh, SMH. .

 

Yeah, back-to-back games Josh gets charged with a fumble on an exchange, and I don't think either was on him.  Snap by Morse outside Josh's hands and Moss not securing it.

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1 minute ago, FireChans said:

You answered your own question.

 

Losing concentration and dropping a routine pass = okay

 

Losing concentration and not securing the ball on your 5 yard line = not okay

 

Just a weird paradigm to me.  Every other position makes mistakes and its "We're a team and we pick each other up" but RBs get banished to the shadow realm.  Even WRs fumbling don't usually seem to get benched.

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