SpikedLemonade
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Need to nap for 2 hours after this Italy v Israel Nations League Game.
2-0 Italy 52 minute mark,
2-0 Italy 52 minute mark,
Bills vs Jets
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SpikedLemonade
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Nah...Italians love the Jews.
Notice how Israel plays in Europe and NOT with teams that are located near them in The Middle East.
When you keep shitting in the sandbox, the other cats want nothing to do with you.
SpikedLemonade
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GO BILLS!!!
Buffal0B1LLs_fan
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Whew!
seandelevan
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daryls61
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Ryan O'Halloran
The best way to move the football against the Jets’ second-ranked pass defense? Steady usage of the starting running back. But the Bills' James Cook (toe) didn't practice during the week after he rushed 20 times for 82 yards (both season highs) in the loss at Houston. Plan B should be the running trio of quarterback Josh Allen and running backs Ty Johnson and Ray Davis. I also expect a course correction by offensive coordinator Joe Brady, who will get tight end Dawson Knox more involved (three catches in five games). The Bills’ offense rushes for three touchdowns and the defense produces two takeaways as they improve to 4-2 overall and 2-0 in AFC East road games. Bills, 23-20.This dude nailed it.
BARELY!! We should have steamrolled them
Report Card: Bills not particularly strong, but do enough to get a win
Though the running and passing games earned an A and a B+, respectively, there were a few bad grades after the Buffalo Bills' ugly 23-20 win over the New York Jets. Check out Jay Skurski's report card below.
Grading the Buffalo Bills in their 23-20 victory over the New York Jets on Monday at MetLife Stadium …
Running game: A
The Bills ran with bad intentions right from the start of the game. Rookie Ray Davis set the physical tone, plowing his way to 97 yards on 20 carries. Davis ran with conviction, helping to make up for the loss of James Cook, who was out because of a toe injury. Ty Johnson chipped in 34 yards, and the Bills ran for 149 as a team.Offensive coordinator Joe Brady wisely kept the ball in quarterback Josh Allen’s hands on the game-deciding play. Allen used his athleticism to get to the edge, gaining 6 yards on third and 4. While not quite as prolific as the game last year against Dallas in terms of statistics, the game showed the Bills can win when the ground attack is the main focus. Buffalo attempted 33 rushing plays to 25 passes.
Passing game: B+
A week after going 9 of 30, which was one of the worst games of his career, Allen responded by going 19 of 25 for 215 yards and two touchdowns. He has yet to throw an interception through six games this season, and his 127.9 passer rating against the Jets was the third time in six games that he’s finished with a rating that high or better.Seven different players caught at least one pass. Tight end Dawson Knox and receiver Mack Hollins saw their only catches of the game go for touchdowns. Tight end Dalton Kincaid topped 50 yards for the first time this season, finishing with a team-leading six catches for 51 yards. Curtis Samuel finished with three catches for 44 yards, doubling his best single-game yardage total as a member of the Bills. Davis led the Bills with 55 receiving yards, 42 of which came on another Allen special as he rolled toward the right sideline. According to the NFL’s Next Gen Stats, Allen was traveling 16.26 mph when he released the ball on his completion to Davis, the fastest speed by a quarterback on a deep completion (one that travels at least 20 yards in the air) since Week 1 of the 2022 season. Rookie Keon Coleman had three catches on four targets for 26 yards.
Run defense: D
It is a bit of a mystery as to why the Jets didn’t run the ball more. Breece Hall, as he seems to do every time he plays the Bills, piled up 113 yards on just 18 carries – a healthy average of 6.3 per rush. New York ran the ball just seven times in the second half. Three of the Bills’ top four tacklers were members of the secondary – Taron Johnson, Taylor Rapp and Damar Hamlin. That’s not a good sign for what was happening up front on the defense. Linebacker Terrel Bernard made a great play, shooting the gap to drop Hall for a loss of 5 yards in the first half. At the time, the Bills’ defense needed something to go right. As he so often does, Bernard delivered.Pass defense: C-
The secondary made the plays when needed, with Johnson providing a pivotal interception late in the fourth quarter in his first game back from injury. It came a play after Rapp, who also was returning from injury, made his team-leading third pass defended. Those plays helped polish an uneven performance.Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who looked completely washed in Week 5, went 23 of 35 for 294 yards and a pair of touchdowns. The Bills had a very tough time defending Jets receiver Garrett Wilson, who finished with eight catches on 10 targets for 107 yards and a touchdown. New York’s Allen Lazard had six catches for 114 yards and a touchdown that came on a 52-yard Hail Mary to end the first half. That was an inexcusable breakdown by the Bills’ secondary (and coaching staff, but more on them later).
Special teams: F
Oh boy, where do we begin? It is clear the Bills have a big problem with kicker Tyler Bass. He may or may not have had another extra point blocked. Either way, it missed badly. Then, Bass missed a 47-yard field goal in the third quarter. At this point, it is a pleasant surprise when he makes a kick. It was windy in MetLife Stadium, but that doesn’t hold up as an excuse. The Bills need Bass to be a lot better. Time, and faith, is running out.Sam Martin had a net average of 43.7 yards on three punts, even though none of the three were covered inside the Jets’ 20-yard line. Kaiir Elam had a costly penalty on a punt return, hurting field position.
Bills coach Sean McDermott watched as his team held on for a 23-20 win Monday over the Jets. Harry Scull Jr., Buffalo News
Coaching: D
The Bills were undisciplined, at times, as their 11 penalties against would suggest. Sure, some of those flags were iffy and some were outright bad, but that’s still way too high a number. What in the world was the coaching strategy at the end of the second quarter? Why did the defense willingly give up so many yards at the start of the drive, which allowed the Jets to even reach Hail Mary territory? Why did Sean McDermott only rush two defenders on that play? The Bills had to burn a timeout early in the third quarter of a three-point game. If ever a win felt like it came despite the team’s coaching, this is it.
sukie
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The game was messed up. Some of the worst officiating in totality, 22 flags, 11 a side and 104 yards.
Even Rodgers stated post game that Epinesa didn’t rough the passer.
Even after Josh got the first, they took a time out then he kneeled. I was still looking for a flag.
You can’t run on the Jets D… Forget running on them without Cook… don’t run up the middle!!!
Boom! Nobody told Ray Davis.
152 total yards. 97 on the ground.
The joy of Josh running down field after the first down was awesome to watch. McDermott had to burn a TO (with 1 second on lay clock no less) just to get everyone calmed down for the knee.
Fucked up game but some great stuff within,
Davis with an possible catch
Rapp blasting a TE breaking up a first down completion.
Even Hamlin played well. Better coverage as game went on and he led tacklers
Welcome back Taron Johnson. He whiffed a Hail Mary but made a game defining pick late. Great catch!!!
Kincaid and Knox big games.
Samuel sightings were regular
Ty Johnson ran his balls off
Josh won the game and it was a train wreck game. Watching that one again is pure self loathing.
Sift through the wreckage and there are some good things.
Even Rodgers stated post game that Epinesa didn’t rough the passer.
Even after Josh got the first, they took a time out then he kneeled. I was still looking for a flag.
You can’t run on the Jets D… Forget running on them without Cook… don’t run up the middle!!!
Boom! Nobody told Ray Davis.
152 total yards. 97 on the ground.
The joy of Josh running down field after the first down was awesome to watch. McDermott had to burn a TO (with 1 second on lay clock no less) just to get everyone calmed down for the knee.
Fucked up game but some great stuff within,
Davis with an possible catch
Rapp blasting a TE breaking up a first down completion.
Even Hamlin played well. Better coverage as game went on and he led tacklers
Welcome back Taron Johnson. He whiffed a Hail Mary but made a game defining pick late. Great catch!!!
Kincaid and Knox big games.
Samuel sightings were regular
Ty Johnson ran his balls off
Josh won the game and it was a train wreck game. Watching that one again is pure self loathing.
Sift through the wreckage and there are some good things.
SpikedLemonade
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WE WON
seandelevan
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Huh? According to everyone not a Bills fans apparently the Jets gift wrap the game for us. We didn’t win it….Jets blew it…
But that’s what happens when you have Jet homers Mike Greenberg, that Carlton guy, Pete Schrager, and Eric Mangini are all talking heads on national tv shows.
Jets fans are like Trump fans - pretending their team is great when they're really just the jets