The Bills look absolutely lost, clueless on offense, penalties on defense, I guess they are still jet lagged, but whoever decided that the team should arrive only on Friday, in London, made a big mistake...
I get the feeling that the Jags had them on the ropes for 25 minutes but failed to deliver the KO punch. That usually doesn't end well. Stupid Jags.
Quote Originally Posted by yaongingy:
The Bills look absolutely lost, clueless on offense, penalties on defense, I guess they are still jet lagged, but whoever decided that the team should arrive only on Friday, in London, made a big mistake...
I get the feeling that the Jags had them on the ropes for 25 minutes but failed to deliver the KO punch. That usually doesn't end well. Stupid Jags.
Got the same feeling, as the Bills were marching down the field for that TD, and this isn't the team you want to let back into a game, after having your foot on their neck...
Wow, what a mistake, holy shit....
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Got the same feeling, as the Bills were marching down the field for that TD, and this isn't the team you want to let back into a game, after having your foot on their neck...
If Trevor Lawrence ever wants to be looked at as an elite qb in the league, this is the kind of game where he can't let go of the lead. Vs the likes of Josh Allen.
Step it up now sunshine
If Trevor Lawrence ever wants to be looked at as an elite qb in the league, this is the kind of game where he can't let go of the lead. Vs the likes of Josh Allen.
Quote Originally Posted by 1129ken: Catastrophic night for Miami Hurricane coach. Very nice write-up BigD. I will never understand how coaches seem to forget how to win a ball game when the situation arises.
I stayed up late to see the post-game interview with the coach. I really wanted to know what he could possibly say about his thought process. First, I think he dug himself deeper by talking about his running back putting 2 hands on the ball in that situation. Had a feel of the guy trying to blame someone else. Then he went quickly to "should have taken a knee" and that was it. He will never, ever get past that. So much for being 5-0. End of perfect season. As Bigred said : unreal.
Sorry for the diversion. On to Sunday.
Quote Originally Posted by Biscuiteater1:
Quote Originally Posted by 1129ken: Catastrophic night for Miami Hurricane coach. Very nice write-up BigD. I will never understand how coaches seem to forget how to win a ball game when the situation arises.
I stayed up late to see the post-game interview with the coach. I really wanted to know what he could possibly say about his thought process. First, I think he dug himself deeper by talking about his running back putting 2 hands on the ball in that situation. Had a feel of the guy trying to blame someone else. Then he went quickly to "should have taken a knee" and that was it. He will never, ever get past that. So much for being 5-0. End of perfect season. As Bigred said : unreal.
Lawrence with the 2nd strip and recovered by the Bills... I guess a staple of a great QB should be the ability to just throw it away, instead of getting sacked or stripped of the ball... this 2 turnovers cost the Jags at least 2 FGs.
"Trying to sack Josh Allen, Josh Allen was hold."
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Lawrence with the 2nd strip and recovered by the Bills... I guess a staple of a great QB should be the ability to just throw it away, instead of getting sacked or stripped of the ball... this 2 turnovers cost the Jags at least 2 FGs.
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