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I just think the Bills lack the personnel up front to be able to sustain their style of attack. They need to be a run-based offense, but they don't have the horses on the line to be able to grind out 4 yards a carry early in the game when the defense knows it's coming.

The Bills have a solid defense, but they are left exposed way too often because their run-based offense cannot sustain drives. Run-based = ball control, and you have to be able to eat clock if you're not going to score lots of points.

Jauron also outcoached himself last night, in the last drive. He ran 3 times at the 30, putting more importance on draining Cleveland's timeouts than getting closer to help his kicker into the wind.

I also believe that the analysts missed something. I'm about 75% sure that the kick was nicked by a hand on it's way through. It was a subtle change in the rotation, but I'm pretty sure it changes the balls course and rotation ever-so-slightly. It was tough to tell because the camera didn't move quick enough to catch the entire ball as it went over the line.