The Bills gave up 14 points Denver on two plays directly because Jackson and Savage were forced on the field, literally.
Bo Nix sacked 0 times in 46 pass attempts in large part because $12.6m Bosa and $7m+ Ogunjobi were absolutely invisible.
Josh threw an OT interception because this team relied on 32-year old journeyman WR Brandin Cooks to make the biggest plays.
The wrong guy got fired.
First glimpse at what Beane is pumping into the insider mouthpieces. Listen to it. Absolutely reeks of Beane doing his part to control the narrative. His ego is insane.
And just to clarify my position. I understand moving on from McDermott. 7 Playoff runs with Josh & not even a Super Bowl appearance to show for it. Ok. Switch it up.
The Beane layer confuses me a TON. Clearly, there has been a power struggle, and clearly, Beane has Pegula's ear.
Through all of this, BEANE GETS A PROMOTION!? MORE CONTROL!? Feels dirty to me.
I have long been concerned about Pegula and today makes me more concerned.
I know there are plenty of you who think McDermott is the main reason they didn’t win a Super Bowl. I think you can certainly blame the KC playoff losses on his defense. But the bigger issue is a flawed roster right now and that’s on the GM who is apparently staying.
I’m just going to scream curse words for about an hour. Has there been an official explanation from the NFL as to why this play was different than the Cooks catch? Sorry. I didn’t watch the game last night. Just getting caught up
This is why you spend a 5th round pick to get a game changer.
The Buffalo Bills & Brandon Beane FAILED JOSH ALLEN.
He should’ve been a Bill, no question.
10000000%
The @BuffaloBills got straight HOSED by the @NFLOfficiating!!!
I swear I feel so bad for the Bills organization for what they’ve had to endure over the years but to have the refs to make that decision is not only unbelievable but unacceptable. These refs may need to be investigated. #realtalk
I have never seen a contested catch like this ever be called anything but a catch. Even as a DB you know that if it’s even a Tie it will go to the WR. Can’t believe this decided the game.
An Occam's razor type of rationale for why the NFL did what it did on the Brandin Cooks "review":
The starts of the 49ers-Seahawks game already had been delayed 20 minutes and the NFL HQ was sweating the clock.
Maybe. Potentially. Just sayin'.
https://t.co/WDc9Nu2cnj
We’ve reached the “slowing down replays is actually a bad way to review plays” stage of the NFL’s crisis communications plan.
What a disaster this has been for the shield.
Watch this play, read what the NFL said to @ProFootballTalk about it and tell me the difference between what happened here and with Brandin Cooks yesterday and try to make sense of it all. 🤷♂️
The Bills lost by 3 in OT on the road:
- 5 turnovers
- on 5 days of rest, traveling out west
- playing a team with 12 days of rest
- 2nd most injured team in the league
- going against the 26th most-injured team (healthy)
- Backups Savage and Jackson played one play each and allowed TDs due to this
- had 100 more yards, 12 more minutes TOP
- Allowing just 41 yards rushing to RBs
- No call on Riley Moss on Brandon Cooks with clear DPI
- a Cooks catch turned INT
- back-to-back DPI calls in OT
- No defensive penalties called on Denver, though they are the most penalized team in the NFL