2023 NFL season discussion

[102SS]

What a game.

What a season.

What a QB.

How can he not be MVP?

Bring on the Steelers

Rudolphs Christmas run is over.

[102SS]

Originally Posted by PoorMansCamaro

Welp, off to KC to watch Tua melt in another big game. I’ve now seen the light. He’s a good/great qb in games that don’t matter with little pressure. He fold like a broken lawn chair on a breezy day in big games. I fully expect a loss next week at KC. I hope Miami doesn’t pay Tua more than 40mil a year. Better be less than that. And start drafting qb’s and hopefully hit on one.

Your team lost to a very tough resilient team.

Your head coach needs to hire an OC so he can manage the game.

I think the play calling was the problem,

[102SS]

BTW wrong way Gabe strikes again, once for sure and the second one if he doesn't trip on his own feet he a good chance at it.

[PoorMansCamaro]

Josh Allen had a lot of empty yards and 14points all game. And 3 turnovers. Miamis defense, with no edge rushers, played a hell of a game. Miamis offense on the other hand, 5 possessions in the second half. 4 punts and a INT. Miamis offense lost them that game. Yes, the play calling the second half was atrocious. Dolphins will be 1 and done and 24 years without a playoff win.

[102SS]

Originally Posted by PoorMansCamaro

Josh Allen had a lot of empty yards and 14points all game. And 3 turnovers. Miamis defense, with no edge rushers, played a hell of a game. Miamis offense on the other hand, 5 possessions in the second half. 4 punts and a INT. Miamis offense lost them that game. Yes, the play calling the second half was atrocious. Dolphins will be 1 and done and 24 years without a playoff win.

You may say empty yards but even the long drives that didn't score had the desired effect.

The Fins high powered offence isn't so dangerous sitting on the bench

The defense was also getting worn out and dropping like flies thanks to the long Bills drives

So Gabe runs the wrong route INT #1 Gabe falls down on Int #2(which was on a 4th and 2 so throwing it away wasn't really an option)

Ballgrabber Wilkins finally figured out the ball he is supposed to grab isn't between Josh's legs

Ty Johnson gets creamed with a helmet to helmet hit at the one yard line that should have lead to an untimed down at the 1/2 yard line.

Every player on the Bills knows that when the chips are down there is no QB they would rather have than JA17.

I have a real good feeling that the Bills are Soper Bowl bound.

[102SS]

An excerpt from Buffalo Rumblingsarticle 5 things we learned:

Looking past Allen’s turnovers:

Allen had three more turnovers in this game, and while the second of those was essentially an arm punt on an ill-fated 4th & 2 play, the other two — an interception and a lost fumble — directly took points off the board for the Bills. (He also threw a ball short of the end zone at the end of the first half that led to the clock expiring without Bills points, which likely earned him an icy stare from Sean McDermott in the locker room.)


Beyond those few mistakes, however — which are now all but customary to the Allen Experience — No. 17 was his usual MVP-caliber self. He accounted for 426 total yards, 359 through the air and another 67 on the ground, and threw two touchdowns, including the game-winning toss to tight end Dawson Knox with less than eight minutes remaining.

He completed 30-of-38 passes, spreading the wealth between eight different receivers, but divvying the bulk of the work up to his big three of Stefon Diggs (7 for 87), Dalton Kincaid (7 for 84), and Khalil Shakir (6 for 105). He made plays with his legs, including but certainly not limited to a crucial 15-yard run on 3rd & 13 late in the fourth quarter to extend a drive and eliminate Miami’s remaining timeouts.

Despite the negative, this was an MVP-caliber effort from Allen. Don’t let anyone tell you differently.

https://www.buffalorumblings.com/202...-mike-mcdaniel

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Bills are favored to win on ESPN's analytics projection by 79%

https://www.espn.com/nfl/game/_/gameId/401547751

Fins 47%

https://www.espn.com/nfl/game/_/gameId/401547750

[PoorMansCamaro]

Eh, I’m pretty sure the objective is to score points. Long drives with zero points does nothing, unless the other team can’t move the ball. Miamis offense is only high powered vs bad teams, apparently. They ran the ball 3 times in the second half. After amassing 100yds in the first half.

[FarmerFran]

In other news, EAGLES are about to get roasted on MNF

[snizzle]

What the heck happened to the Eagles the back half of the year? Crazy.

[m6-lt1]

Originally Posted by FarmerFran

In other news, EAGLES are about to get roasted on MNF

I’ve never seen a team fold like this down the stretch. There is no logical explanation for this. One of these 2 things happened or both. The 49ers came in and took their souls. The biggest issue though is I don’t think these players are playing for their head coach anymore. They look like a team that has quit.

If Brian Johnson doesn’t get fired immediately after the Monday night game, I’m not sure I can handle watching Eagles football next year. How do you not have hot routes built into your offense to beat the blitz? It’s a simple ******* concept!!!

I also think siriani will be fired mid season next year after the team has a bunch of lackluster performances. They won’t care he made the playoffs the last 3 years.

[PoorMansCamaro]

Originally Posted by FarmerFran

In other news, EAGLES are about to get roasted on MNF

Lucky for me, no one is watching the dolphins/KC game because it’s only on peacock

[Iron Lung Jimmy]

Originally Posted by PoorMansCamaro

Lucky for me, no one is watching the dolphins/KC game because it’s only on peacock

Just as well. All a Chiefs game is anymore is the announcers blathering on and on about Patrick Mahomes.

Bills and Ravens games are equally as insufferable.

[m6-lt1]

Originally Posted by PoorMansCamaro

Lucky for me, no one is watching the dolphins/KC game because it’s only on peacock

Which is complete BS.