Oct 5, 2026 · 17 min · 15 segments
Go to http://kalshi.com/r/DIGESTNFL and all new users get $55 when they trade $25. Use promo code DIGESTNFL --- The Bills had an unacceptable loss to the New England Patriots yesterday. Ben Voelker…
The game-losing play in many people's opinion was this Craig Woodson interception of Josh Allen.
Why are you throwing a deep ball into double co- coverage to Josh Palmer? There's no defense for this.
There's, uh, uh, even the best quarterback in the world is going to make a stupid play, and you've just gotta s-sit here and say, "What are you doing?" Because there's just, there's just no defense for that kind of play, especially in year nine for Josh Allen.
I know he's known for making these stupid throws, but at a certain point, you've got to say, "All right, dude.
What you just did, there's no defense for that." And Josh Allen admitted as much post-game.
He said, "Yeah, should've thrown that one out of bounds and lived to fight another day." And yeah, yeah, you really should've.
If you remember week one, he did a very similar stupid play, threw it up in the end zone.
But I don't think that this loss l- solely lies on the shoulders of Josh Allen, because if you remember, just one Bills offensive drive before that, he led the Bills right down the field.
They needed a touchdown to go ahead, and they did just that as Allen had an absolute dart to Keon Coleman in the end zone.
And look, I know there's a lot of bad going on about this game, a lot of bad vibes in Buffalo, but we gotta give a quick shout-out to Keon real quick because when DJ Moore d- went down with his injury, Keon stepped up once again with his best game of, uh, of the season so far, a hun- over 115 yards, I believe it was 116, and this touchdown catch.
And now that's twice now when DJ Moore has gone down, and Keon has stepped up in a big way.
The game-losing play in many people's opinion was this Craig Woodson interception of Josh Allen.
Why are you throwing a deep ball into double co- coverage to Josh Palmer? There's no defense for this.
There's, uh, uh, even the best quarterback in the world is going to make a stupid play, and you've just gotta s-sit here and say, "What are you doing?" Because there's just, there's just no defense for that kind of play, especially in year nine for Josh Allen.
I know he's known for making these stupid throws, but at a certain point, you've got to say, "All right, dude.
What you just did, there's no defense for that." And Josh Allen admitted as much post-game.
He said, "Yeah, should've thrown that one out of bounds and lived to fight another day." And yeah, yeah, you really should've.
If you remember week one, he did a very similar stupid play, threw it up in the end zone.
But I don't think that this loss l- solely lies on the shoulders of Josh Allen, because if you remember, just one Bills offensive drive before that, he led the Bills right down the field.
They needed a touchdown to go ahead, and they did just that as Allen had an absolute dart to Keon Coleman in the end zone.
And look, I know there's a lot of bad going on about this game, a lot of bad vibes in Buffalo, but we gotta give a quick shout-out to Keon real quick because when DJ Moore d- went down with his injury, Keon stepped up once again with his best game of, uh, of the season so far, a hun- over 115 yards, I believe it was 116, and this touchdown catch.
And now that's twice now when DJ Moore has gone down, and Keon has stepped up in a big way.
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