carreramia wrote:
and it's all on McDaniels and his clock management, taking forever to send in the play, not giving his rookie QB time to do what QBs do before the snap...as if the rookie didn't have enough on his plate already.....at the end there it was like a fire drill, having to use all his TOs to prevent delay of game penalties, and they still got hit with another one at the worst time on 4th and 1 and this was even after a Bills player is hurt on 3rd down and there's time to figure out what play to call and get it in to Skylar they still couldn't get the snap off on time and instead was a 4th and 6...then pass incomplete.....game over, and of course no timeouts to stop the clock. I hope McDaniels gets drilled by the media on this, so we can be entertained by his cute witticisms...
what a battle by the Fins, the D was as tough on Allen as I've seen anyone be able to do it....Allen was rattled, they hit him and he couldn't run free....on offense Miami did enough to score when given the chance but no way could they drive the length of the field, with Skylar under pressure every time and of course missed chances downfield...he also suffered from a few drops, a couple of them what would have been long completions....the kid took one for the team, knowing the team had no backup QB...a few times he got up from hits looking like had to come out but hung in there.....
Can't blame McD on this, he did his best. The NFL was determined Buffalo would advance. I'm no conspiracy theorist, but the end of this game was rigged. Laugh at me all you want, but Miami stopped Buffalo and was screwed out of a last possession. My hat is off to Skylar, he did well, considering he was a 3rd string QB. Nobody thought we had a chance in this game, but Miami made it tough. The Buffalo runner did not break the plane, it was pure BS.