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Yeah. They had a bit of a let down in the second half but the two interceptions in Miami's final two drives really helped seal the deal.
Their wheels were falling off in the second half because the offense stopped sustaining drives AND they were making some really dumb penalties.
The D was good throughout the game. The penalties and the Offense didn't help in the 2nd half but they played solid all night.
They had the best game of the season, and did it in Prime time which is even sweeter.
Maybe they'll play like this from now on, but I also thought that after the Cleveland game, so...
The D stepped up big against the Dolphins. I think (hope) that the defense is starting to come together, they held Houston to 21 points and while Houston doesn't have the greatest offense they were averaging over 30 points a game, it was the offense that failed in that game going 0 for 3 in the redzone, missing a FG and a Fitz fumble late in the game in Houston territory. Against the Pats the leagues #1 offense, the defense gave up a lot of yards (the Bills gave up almost 100 less total yards than NE's season average 347-440) and points, but put the offense in a position to win the game and we know how that went. With 3 turnovers, the offense also went 4-7 in the redzone. Those are 2 games against good offense's that the Bills were in a position to win and while at first it doesn't seem like it, but the defense did do enough to give a chance for victory, but it was the offense that failed and you can go back to the Tennesee game and it's it the same thing. That's the last 3 losses where the defense had us in a position to win but the offense failed through poor redzone play and late game turnovers. They're are certainly not the '85 Bears, but they are doing enough to to help to try and pull out wins.
This feels an awful lot like post-game against the Redskins last season.
After QB, the next 2 crying needs are MLB and OLB.
Sheppard & Barnett need to be replaced.