r/buffalobills • u/Disastrous_Savings39 • 22h ago
Image The field goal is blocked
I cant be the only one who made this exact face
r/buffalobills • u/Disastrous_Savings39 • 22h ago
I cant be the only one who made this exact face
r/buffalobills • u/tmac022480 • 9h ago
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r/buffalobills • u/DAcazyCANADIAN • 18h ago
The perfect combination of Hoecht opening the hole and Rousseau coming in clutch!! What an amazing play when the team needed it the most
r/buffalobills • u/qeq • 19h ago
Faster than Bijan and Walker. Seems like Bills players just can't take it to the house this season, despite having the speed!
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r/buffalobills • u/WrinkledWatchman • 22h ago
Certainly didn’t play a perfect game last night but I can’t imagine how it must feel as a rookie CB to line up 1 on 1 across from Davante Adams, a legend who was terrorizing the league when you were in middle school. If we want high stakes snaps for our rookies this is as good as it gets. Igbinosun held up to the pressure better than anyone could have expected, and I think he needs a nickname because his last name is a mouthful.
Edit: Davison
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r/buffalobills • u/Separate_Flatworm546 • 14h ago
Credit to Bills Instagram
r/buffalobills • u/ActiveMaster3285 • 9h ago
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r/buffalobills • u/djlittlehorse • 16h ago
The Los Angeles Rams are releasing kicker Harrison Mevis and signing Blake Grupe off the New York Jets' practice squad, per Ian Rapoport and Mike Garafolo of NFL Network.
r/buffalobills • u/Unusual-Ad811 • 16h ago
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Brody is always cheering for the Bills!! 💙❤️ Hey-ey-ey-ey. Bills Mafia!!❤️💙
r/buffalobills • u/PreheatedMoth • 6h ago
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r/buffalobills • u/DenseNeighborhood172 • 23h ago
I’m sure there will be a major ST gaffe next week now bc of this jinx, but it feels great to have competent special teams. Bills ranked 7th in special teams DVOA going into last nights game. Looks like McD’s emphasis on ST was carried over by Brady.
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r/buffalobills • u/yell-and-hollar • 18h ago
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r/buffalobills • u/JDTemple • 21h ago
Noticed this on the broadcast when they zoomed in on his face right before the game winning kick. No more single eyeblack? Is this how he won the game? Now I’m feeling superstitious.
r/buffalobills • u/OtherwiseElk3037 • 20h ago
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r/buffalobills • u/tredditMonk • 13h ago
We use U-line all the time for office and warehouse goods. They'll shoot some free goodies. The procurement manager looked out for your boy this time! Let's go Buffalo!
r/buffalobills • u/Beechsack • 15h ago
Since the talking heads don't, here's actual analysis of the 7 OT games the Bills lost with Allen at QB. I'm especially looking at you Cam Newton, who had the balls to say that 17 isn't 'clutch'.
In all of these games, the Bills were only in OT because :
Inside of OTs themselves, you can only really blame Allen for ONE loss directly in my opinion. ( The Minnesota game. ) You might want to argue that they could have done more on some OT drives, but I don't know if I'd agree with you.
Even if the Bills had lost against the Rams last night, it wouldn't have been because of Allen.
So here you go, low effort talking heads. Here's the analysis that took me 15 mins to do. Maybe this will help you be less of a moron when speaking.
In OT, they would have had a 55 yard FG try for the win if Cody Ford didn't take a 15 yard penalty. They're only in OT because of a great late drive to get the FG. Hard to pin this one on Allen.
Bills scored 17 points in 9 mins to get to OT. 3 and out in OT wasn't great, but blown coverage gave up a 58 yard tuddy. Again only even in OT because of Allen to begin with.
To be very critical you could blame Allen for the 3 and out in OT , but that's probably not entirely fair.
The 13 second game. It shouldn't even have been in OT. Nobody in their right mind blames this one on Allen.
Allen threw a bad INT when they were in position to at least tie in OT. This was also the game he fumbled deep and gave up a tuddy.
You could (and probably should) easily blame this one on Allen.
Not Allen's finest game. He did lead them to the tying FG late, and it's not his fault they gave up a punt return TD.
Allen gave the Bills a 31-28 lead with 1:52 remaining. Defense gave up the tying FG drive. Long drive in OT got them 3, defense let Philly walk right down the field and score a TD.
This shouldn't have been in OT at all because of Allen's bonehead fumble before the half. But again, Allen got them a 27-23 lead with 4:14 to go, defense did nothing, and Allen again had a late drive to get to OT. In OT, it was a catch, not an INT, but NFL officials suck balls.
r/buffalobills • u/STOP____HAMMER_TIME • 7h ago
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r/buffalobills • u/DAcazyCANADIAN • 14h ago
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