Who's The Real MVP?: Ravens At Bills Game Thread

[Tres Leches]

He’s the coaching equivalent of Brian Cashman. Makes the same mistakes for decades on end, takes no accountability, and learns nothing so he keeps losing in the exact same manner while the owner for some incomprehensible reason refuses to fire him.

go back two pages i said harbaugh = football aaron boone

 

[BucciMane]

What is the reason you would trip him up? Genuinely asking

I think it was just natural instinct there. It's not like it was a rushing play where you let him him. It wasn't the correct decision, but it's a little more difficult in the moment to make that decision when it's a passing play like that.

 

[Mantis Toboggan M.D.]

For as good as the Ravens are they’ve had some fukking brutal losses over the past few years. Feels like they’ll never get over the hump

That’s the difference between a good coach and a bad coach. They always make mistakes that lose the big games in critical moments that cost them the north or a first round bye or the top seed overall or the playoff game. Been this way the entire times he’s been the head coach. He’s no better now than he was in 2008.

 

[Tres Leches]

Week 1 was dope, the fukk were u watching

This been one of the better week 1 games in recent memory

you a packer fan so i'll let you cook but i wasnt impressed with the product

 

[duck]

This may have been the most disiplined games i ever seen. Not a single yellow flag on either teams

 

[KnowledgeDropper]

I think it was just natural instinct there. It's not like it was a rushing play where you let him him. It wasn't the correct decision, but it's a little more difficult in the moment to make that decision when it's a passing play like that.

Defensive player will always try to make a tackle in the moment.

Like I said before, you can’t even blame the Ravens D, Bills offense has a shyt ton of talent and they were gassed. Gotta let Lamar and Henry try to ice the game

 

[Big Boss]

Keon chain on ESPN

 

[patscorpio]

henry rushed for over 200 yds and had 2 tds man..he had a game

 

[Theo Penn]

So he’s pretty much the Glenn “Doc” Rivers of the NFL

 

[BucciMane]

In today's NFL and the way the game was going tonight, I think the Ravens needed to go for it there on fourth down. When you have a QB like Josh Allen and your defense has been getting shredded all night, you have to think there is a VERY good chance that even if you punt the ball, the Bills will end up back at that same spot in just a few plays. If you go for it and get it, you likely win the game.

When you're facing Mahomes/Allen/Burrow, you have to think that they can easily get to mid-field or beyond in one or two plays, especially when your defense was playing like shyt.

 

[calh45]

I think it was just natural instinct there. It's not like it was a rushing play where you let him him. It wasn't the correct decision, but it's a little more difficult in the moment to make that decision when it's a passing play like that.

That's something you communicate as a coach. That's not a decision a player makes in real time. A player isn't going to just let someone score on their own so Zaire trying to stop him was because the Ravens staff didn't say, "let them score."

 

[BucciMane]

So he’s pretty much the Glenn “Doc” Rivers of the NFL

That's actually a pretty good comparison, although Doc Rivers is much more of an arrogant dikk.

 

[obarth]

Idk man given what happened in the playoffs and to turn around and do this shyt again. This can throw their entire season off

Then they don't deserve to make a SB run. They looked like easily the best team in the league for 95% of this game. They need to play angry and run the score up every chance they get, since they won't be able to avenge this loss until the playoffs.

 

[Mantis Toboggan M.D.]

Truly one of the worst coaches I have ever seen. If you told me today that Steve Bisciotti would fire him but his replacement would be Cam Cameron, Jeff Fisher, Adam Gase, or anyone off the coaching tree, I’d take that deal without hesitation.

 

[JealousOnesEn_V]

I think it was just natural instinct there. It's not like it was a rushing play where you let him him. It wasn't the correct decision, but it's a little more difficult in the moment to make that decision when it's a passing play like that.

Gotcha. I innately think like that so I just always assume the pros would know better. You make sense though.