Philly has Tush Push but Buffalo has the Herd.

[298Woody]

For the last two weeks the Bills offence moved the ball carrier with a derivation of the Tush Push looking more like a herd of Buffalo. They should start practicing this move as it has shown to be very affective.

[Solomon Grundy]

We CAN'T term anything after Cowherd!! How about STAMPEDE? 

[GunnerBill]

It's a rugby union running maul. 

[4th&long]

That play just got any run on nfln. 

[CaptnCoke11]

Nothing comes close to being as effective to what the Eagles do 

Edited December 19, 2023 by CaptnCoke11

[Charles Romes]

It’s hard to tell who lead the Cook 11 yard shnow plow Sunday that just won angry runs. Seems that Dawkins and Brown were out of the play. 

[PromoTheRobot]

1 minute ago, CaptnCoke11 said:

Nothing comes close to being as effective to what the Eagles do 

 

Philly has to be within 1 yard. The Bills can score from 6 yards out.

[BuffaloBaumer]

Someone on the radio said Buffalove shove

[Mister Defense]

36 minutes ago, 298Woody said:

For the last two weeks the Bills offence moved the ball carrier with a derivation of the Tush Push looking more like a herd of Buffalo. They should start practicing this move as it has shown to be very affective.

 

Great point, as it really does look like a herd of Buffalo, all together, plowing anything in their way.

 

But Grundy has it right in the next post, the Stampede.

 

Loving that, seeing players like Parsons try to tackle the player and looking like little, weak, helpless kids playing with grown men,  who not only cannot make the tackle, but provide no defense at all, just pushed along or off to the side like mannequins. 

 

 

Edited December 19, 2023 by Mister Defense

[wjag]

32 minutes ago, CaptnCoke11 said:

Nothing comes close to being as effective to what the Eagles do 

 

Did you catch the Offside call from last night?  Could be that Kelce was always giving them an advantage by sneaking the ball forward.  My bet is someone watching film caught it and told the refs to be on the look out for it.  

[zevo]

these names are silly but its all in good fun. the best one I've heard is the snow plow.

[djp14150]

1 hour ago, 298Woody said:

For the last two weeks the Bills offence moved the ball carrier with a derivation of the Tush Push looking more like a herd of Buffalo. They should start practicing this move as it has shown to be very affective.

Isn’t it just a corollary to circle the wagons?

[NewEra]

Take advantage of it while we can.

[Solomon Grundy]

1 hour ago, BuffaloBaumer said:

Someone on the radio said Buffalove shove

That Cook run, like a poster said above, looked like a herd of buffalo being stampeded

[Mister Defense]

1 hour ago, wjag said:

 

Did you catch the Offside call from last night?  Could be that Kelce was always giving them an advantage by sneaking the ball forward.  My bet is someone watching film caught it and told the refs to be on the look out for it.  

 

Loved seeing that--but at first I thought it was a bad call, was wondering why Kelce was not complaining at all.

 

But great job of Buck/ESPN to come back to that and show us, up close, the unethical move by Kelce.  Kelce wasn't going to say a word, and further call attention to this cheating--and open up a can or worms, with people going back to his snaps on short yardage to determine how often he has cheated.

 

Cheater cheater, on a vital play for this team over the last few years.  Would love to find out how often he did this over that time.  Where can you check things like that, specific moments on game film, easily?

 

 

[buffaloboyinATL]

1 hour ago, Solomon Grundy said:

We CAN'T term anything after Cowherd!! How about STAMPEDE? 

Lol, stampede is what I called it when Allen scored on it.  I was coming here to suggest it.  So, +1.

[WhitewalkerInPhilly]

Only if we can call the play where Dion Dawking trap/pulls for Cook the "Shnowplow"

[Don Otreply]

Iirc There is a place in Canada called,     “Head smashed in Buffalo jump”  we were smashing heads! 

 

“ Buffalo Stampede”  works for me 

[GunnerBill]

26 minutes ago, Mister Defense said:

 

Loved seeing that--but at first I thought it was a bad call, was wondering why Kelce was not complaining at all.

 

But great job of Buck/ESPN to come back to that and show us, up close, the unethical move by Kelce.  Kelce wasn't going to say a word, and further call attention to this cheating--and open up a can or worms, with people going back to his snaps on short yardage to determine how often he has cheated.

 

Cheater cheater, on a vital play for this team over the last few years.  Would love to find out how often he did this over that time.  Where can you check things like that, specific moments on game film, easily?

 

 

 

Eagles cheating? Surely not?

[Magox]

If memory serves me correct, I believe there has only been 1 Allen sneak that failed this year.   Which would mean that our success rate on that play has to be around 90%