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Did Tua know Gesicki was motioning back across?
Waddle was clearly out of place so did he even know the play?
Did Hunt tap the center prematurely for the snap?
Should Flores of called a TO seeing the confusion happening?

This all happened coming out of a Buffalo time out too. Complete disaster.
 


Did Tua know Gesicki was motioning back across?
Waddle was clearly out of place so did he even know the play?
Did Hunt tap the center prematurely for the snap?
Should Flores of called a TO seeing the confusion happening?

This all happened coming out of a Buffalo time out too. Complete disaster.

Our two OCs?
 
Poor coaching. If a guy doesn’t know where to line up in a sport he’s been playing since he’s 5 years old, that’s your position coach and 2 OCs right there.

Yes, Flores should have called timeout.
 
The coach for not calling time out.
Poor coaching. If a guy doesn’t know where to line up in a sport he’s been playing since he’s 5 years old, that’s your position coach and 2 OCs right there.

Yes, Flores should have called timeout.
I gotta agree. 3rd and 5 is a critical down and we looked a mess pre snap. The HC needs to take the TO and get everyone on the same page. We were at the 10 so using our final TO there wasn’t the end of the world clock wise.
 
The coaching. These guys aren’t amateurs, and it wasn’t just one guy who didn’t know where he was supposed to be, and it wasn’t just one play. This happened 2 or 3 times over the course of the game.

Our offensive coaching staff is an absolute joke.
 
I personally believe that play was the game.
We all knew it was a significant moment. Couple that with a three and out coming out of half and what was game.

In the NFL when all but the worst staffs can make halftime adjustments, you can almost always tell who is going to win the game if one team had a lot go right for them in the first half and it isn't reflected on the scoreboard, once that luck regresses to the mean the game will be over.
 
Guys should have known their places...

Tua should have seen his players were out of position and done something...anything..

The biggest gaffe was Flores watching this happen and not call a TO.
I expect everyone involved in the play to do better but it's not the first time an offense comes out and can't get lined up right. It's is the first time I've seen a coach look at obvious impending disaster and not stopped it.

That this was repeated several times throughout the game, just without a catastrophic lost fumble, is really hard to believe.
 
The coaching. These guys aren’t amateurs, and it wasn’t just one guy who didn’t know where he was supposed to be, and it wasn’t just one play. This happened 2 or 3 times over the course of the game.

Our offensive coaching staff is an absolute joke.
If everyone knew where they were supposed to be except one guy, i think it's the one guy's fault...
 
I expect everyone involved in the play to do better but it's not the first time an offense comes out and can't get lined up right. It's is the first time I've seen a coach look at obvious impending disaster and not stopped it.

That this was repeated several times throughout the game, just without a catastrophic lost fumble, is really hard to believe.
They did it not 5 minutes later...

Gesicki gets mad and posters on the board want to go at Gesicki for getting mad. Somebody should have gotten mad.

I couldn't believe it...
 
Clearly, the coaches added some new wrinkles to the playbook. We saw it happen a few times during the game. I am not sure who is at fault but the QB didn't seem to be aware that his receivers were lined up incorrectly. Also, how do we come out of a timeout and guys were not lined up correctly.
 
That is why you Call a TIMEOUT to make sure everyone knows what they are doing. Bills were confused on defense and Sean Mc Dermont called a timeout.
 
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