Kargetina
Third String But Playing on Special Teams
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The Pats played about as well as they can play in the first half, and the Bills probably played as bad as they can, but they scored two TD's with a starting position inside the Pats 45. That's what lost the game. When you outplay someone as badly as they did in the first, yet a couple of minutes into the second half, the score is only 24-14, the writing was on the wall. Once the Pats fell from that high level, and the Bills rose, it was very difficult to hold on to the lead.
Considering how lopsided the first half was, those two gifted TD's kept the Bills in the game. They were down three scores, and that genius decides to grab the facemask on a falling player, gifting them a great field position, and two minutes later it's only a two-possession game with 28 minutes left to play.
After they lost the momentum, the entire team fell apart, and that's the concerning part. Everyone apart from Henderson went AWOL, dropped passes, bad QB play (Maye had WIDE OPEN space to run on both 3rd and 4th downs on the last drive, and froze), bad run defense, bad coaching.
The good thing is that Denver seems to be running the table, so if the Pats beat the Dolphins and the Jets, this loss will be irrelevant. The impression that they froze with the division on the line, does leave one to pause and ask whether this team is capable of playing a high pressure game in the playoffs. I still hope that's the case, and this was an aberration.
Considering how lopsided the first half was, those two gifted TD's kept the Bills in the game. They were down three scores, and that genius decides to grab the facemask on a falling player, gifting them a great field position, and two minutes later it's only a two-possession game with 28 minutes left to play.
After they lost the momentum, the entire team fell apart, and that's the concerning part. Everyone apart from Henderson went AWOL, dropped passes, bad QB play (Maye had WIDE OPEN space to run on both 3rd and 4th downs on the last drive, and froze), bad run defense, bad coaching.
The good thing is that Denver seems to be running the table, so if the Pats beat the Dolphins and the Jets, this loss will be irrelevant. The impression that they froze with the division on the line, does leave one to pause and ask whether this team is capable of playing a high pressure game in the playoffs. I still hope that's the case, and this was an aberration.












