Kevin Wilson

I didn't realize it was only Andrews second lost fumble in his entire career, that's nuts.

Depending on the sportsbook used, all four underdogs won (or covered) this weekend. I bet on all the dogs but missed on the Texans since I had them at +8.5. I thought all the lines were too high when dealing with the top four teams in each league, figured at least three would cover.

My watch tracks my "stress" (I don't know the science) and let me tell you I was stressed. This is real to me, dammit.

Since Bills fans give shit to Tyler Bass, for good reason, I have to give him credit for doing his job tonight. Bad weather, high stakes and he did everything asked of him. No margin for error.

Living only by the turnover is a hard way to live, Ravens are damn good. I was 80% sure if it went to OT the Bills would lose but with 1:30 left they could have gotten into FG range maybe. Glad my heart didn't have to go through that, I'm drained as it is. Onto the fucking Chiefs.

Its not just the running but the passing has been safe. Very few passes with more than 15 air yards, Cooper has no catches, Coleman with one. And maybe there is a reason for it, if they aren't open don't force it, but it feels like the play calls for passing has been mostly screens or drags.

I think up 5 that kicking the FG was the smart thing to do. Its not fun or exciting but from 2.5 yards out I think you go up by a full score, don't give Lamar a chance to do a game winning drive. Its not very "2025" but one of the few conservative calls they've made I agree with.

I don't disagree with you about being conservative, even though it worked that run on 2nd and 9 made me internally rage for .5 seconds.

I don't love the play calls either but the HC doesn't call the offense, he's a defensive guy (for better or worse). Personally I'd like to see less screens and more TE passes for 10/15 yards. I don't watch those All-22 videos but I am curious if the WRs are just getting no separation so they are just doing what they can.

Bills only have one way to stop the Ravens offense, luckily they've done it three times this game so far.

I was pretty sure that flag was for the Bills WR and I wouldn't have had a complaint if it was (I'm a fair fan).

Bills with a chance here for the double dip, would be big. Just can't go three and out and give the Ravens another chance to get a TD this half.

Yea I mean the Ravens offense is top notch and I would never argue otherwise, but they also lost to the Raiders and Browns this year. Every team has bad games sometimes, I would just like this to be one of those games.

I was 90% sure Von Miller was going to fumble, I knew they would go for the strip.

"Collapse" is a strong word for a false holding call that killed the drive, the Bills get enough real penalties without making them up.

We went straight from obnoxious Patriots fans to obnoxious Chiefs fans, proof that the football gods are cruel and hate humanity.

I think its a "what else can ya do?" situation, I mean they can't throw four straight hail marys. I mean they could but there isn't really a good plan for these situations, they are just 'showing heart' and trying to make it closer.

I don't know the Lions FA/Cap situation but I don't think they have to do anything drastic. They had a lot of injuries this year, great players on offense, and a defense that when healthy does a lot better then what we just saw. All teams have to make adjustments here and there but their core is solid, I don't see any reason they can't make another run next year unless their cap situation is a problem.

I love trick plays but Jameson has to know there to just throw the ball out of bounds and live to see another day if its not wide open. I know its hard to resist the temptation for players when they get that call but it has to be grilled in his head to not just throw a jump ball.

I dunno if waiting until there is ten minutes left in the game is the right time to adjust.

Reminds me of a version of this (also flagged):

I think the argument would be he is staring at him, Daniels hadn't had the ball for a couple seconds, and he lowers his head to hit him in the head. I think if he had wrapped him up they would have let it slide. He wasn't trying to tackle him because he thought he had the ball, he was popping him. Which I get, but he was a little too aggressive with it.

Since the NCAA is 0-3548 in lawsuits, maybe they should work on a solution to make the future better and more sustainable instead of trying to enforce their own rules. Or just go away completely.

So we just aren't playing defense today.

Campbell is going to feel personally challenged and go for it on 4th and 8 from their own 30 the first chance he gets.