Week 11 TNF: (5-4) Buffalo Bills @ (5-4) Miami Dolphins

[SPTO]

Quote: Originally Posted by Marino

Bills had 86 yards in the second half. That Dolphins defense is so good. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I came away impressed with what they did defensively. Every time the Bills were in an obvious passing situation they clamped things down in the trenches and covered the Bills receivers pretty well.

I also have to say that Tannehill has really found a fit with the read option offense. The TD they scored where he rolled out and bought time to throw was a well designed play. I'm not completely sold on Tannehill being anything more than a solid QB but he has been improving as time goes on so ya gotta give him credit for that.

[muggins]

Quote: Originally Posted by Marino

I love the whining about the refs. Love it. What about dying in the red zone twice in the first half? Getting a fumble in dolphins territory and getting nothing. Speaking of nothing, that's exactly what the Bills offense did in the second half. Quick bitching about the refs. Great win Miami. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Salty much? Two points and a free trip to the red zone change the game a ton. The Bills offense definitely didn't help but I'm not sure what you want from other teams' fans. Should I sign up to the Ryan Tannehill fanclub on Facebook? Chill out.

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[Marino]

Quote: Originally Posted by muggins

Salty much? Two points and a free trip to the red zone change the game a ton. The Bills offense definitely didn't help but I'm not sure what you want from other teams' fans. Should I sign up to the Ryan Tannehill fanclub on Facebook? Chill out. Sent from my LG-LS970 using Tapatalk

I love this, especially from Bills fans. Love it. Each year is the same. Bills are the best team ever, I really think we can take the Pats. Come November...and the Bills have been eliminated.

Call me salty all you want, bitch all you want about the refs, 86 yards in the second half. Can't score TDs in the red zone. I think you may want to join the Tannehill fan club, as you sit there with Kyle Orton and EJ Manuel.


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[muggins]

Quote: Originally Posted by Marino

I love this, especially from Bills fans. Love it. Each year is the same. Bills are the best team ever, I really think we can take the Pats. Come November...and the Bills have been eliminated. Call me salty all you want, bitch all you want about the refs, 86 yards in the second half. Can't score TDs in the red zone. I think you may want to join the Tannehill fan club, as you sit there with Kyle Orton and EJ Manuel. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Lol, get called out on being pissy and shout SCOREBOARD BRO at the top of your lungs. Classy.

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[Marino]

I find the word classy ironic coming from a Bills fan.


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[njdevils14]

Refs were far from perfect tonight but the Bills can't blame them for the lose.

[TheMatrix31]

Simmer down, folks.

[muggins]

This is a pretty good note from Buffalo Rumblings:

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No. 5: When the Bills introduced Doug Marrone as their new head coach in a January, 2013 press conference, they billed him as an old-school coach with a new-school approach: a blue-collar, throwback personality that would run a modern, tempo-based offense and use analytics to be on the cutting edge of the way the game is coached. 26 games into his Bills career, the Bills are 11-15 under Marrone, who made several more ultra-conservative situational calls on Thursday night that, taken as a whole, make him seem like the antithesis of cutting edge and analytical. The only thing modern about Marrone's tenure in Buffalo to this point was the packaged-play, up-tempo offense that he and Nathaniel Hackett brought with them from Syracuse - and the tempo aspects of that had been nearly completely abandoned by the end of his first season. I think I'm done with Marrone, you guys. It's just a matter of time before we're being sold on the merits of the next Bills head coach, in my opinion.