Week 6 games

[APB]

TJ Watt is a friggin beast. Still remember that 2017 draft night when we traded out of the 29th pick - right in front of Pittsburgh - with Watt still on board. Man, what could have been…

[mnpackerbacker]

TJ Watt is a friggin beast. Still remember that 2017 draft night when we traded out of the 29th pick - right in front of Pittsburgh - with Watt still on board. Man, what could have been…

Ah well at least we got Vince Biegel

[Pugger]

TJ Watt is a friggin beast. Still remember that 2017 draft night when we traded out of the 29th pick - right in front of Pittsburgh - with Watt still on board. Man, what could have been…

I know. I think of that every time I see TJ make these amazing plays. Moving down to take King that day was not one of TT's finest hours.

[go pak go]

Holy crap.

AZ is legit.

Been saying it. Kyler Murray is absolutely winning the MVP this year.

Meh. They’re good but beatable, just like all the upper tier teams this year.

Mayfield played like garbage today. Sloppy with the ball, missed passes, and undisciplined. Chubb was also out along with their two starting tackles. This was a wounded Browns team that didn’t play well.

AZ was the better team, sure, and the offense clicking with their HC/play caller and QB coach at home was impressive, but it wasn’t a special win over a good Cleveland team by any means.

We can beat them or compete with them with at minimum a healthy Alexander, Savage, Preston, Bakh, MVS, Meyers.

I don't think we can beat them with our current roster. Too many high end players missing and I doubt they come back in 10 days to play the Cards. Wish the Cardinals and Seahawks games were flipped.

[YoHoChecko]

It's a good night for those who have been pounding the table about Simmons for no real reason lately, haha

[texas]

Wow what a stupid call by Buffalo. And it's not like hindsight either, I hated it at the time, and would have still hated it had they made it. Even if they convert that 4th down, they get like 1 play to get a TD or else they end up kicking a FG anyway due to the clock.

[Raptorman]

Wow what a stupid call by Buffalo. And it's not like hindsight either, I hated it at the time, and would have still hated it had they made it. Even if they convert that 4th down, they get like 1 play to get a TD or else they end up kicking a FG anyway due to the clock.

Well, when you need a foot for a first down, you give it to your top runner for the night. That was Allen.

[Pugger]

Wow what a stupid call by Buffalo. And it's not like hindsight either, I hated it at the time, and would have still hated it had they made it. Even if they convert that 4th down, they get like 1 play to get a TD or else they end up kicking a FG anyway due to the clock.

Well, when you need a foot for a first down, you give it to your top runner for the night. That was Allen.

And this is a big problem for the Bills. As good as he is that team will not get very far in the playoffs without a balanced offensive attack = a running game.

[APB]

Wow what a stupid call by Buffalo. And it's not like hindsight either, I hated it at the time, and would have still hated it had they made it. Even if they convert that 4th down, they get like 1 play to get a TD or else they end up kicking a FG anyway due to the clock.

They needed a foot and chances were decent they would have gotten it - or even scored - were it not for an untimely foot slip on the sneak attempt. That play succeeds a heckuva lot more than it fails.

The Bills are already in control of their division. They were trying to stay in control of the conference along with sending a message to the league and their own players: they are playing to win. I can get behind that.

At least they didn't get within range for a 50 ys FG attempt and go into a hole offensively.

[texas]

Wow what a stupid call by Buffalo. And it's not like hindsight either, I hated it at the time, and would have still hated it had they made it. Even if they convert that 4th down, they get like 1 play to get a TD or else they end up kicking a FG anyway due to the clock.

They needed a foot and chances were decent they would have gotten it - or even scored - were it not for an untimely foot slip on the sneak attempt. That play succeeds a heckuva lot more than it fails.

The Bills are already in control of their division. They were trying to stay in control of the conference along with sending a message to the league and their own players: they are playing to win. I can get behind that.

At least they didn't get within range for a 50 ys FG attempt and go into a hole offensively.

Disagree. Those plays seem to be failing more and more now (maybe it's just the games I have been watching), and like I said, the way the play was drawn up, they weren't going to score a TD on it and would have had like only one additional chance before having to settle for a FG anyway even if they had gotten it.