The game's final play, Taylor over the top to Waller, can't forget it!

Terran Johnson defends, and the bill wins!

The Buffalo Bills, avoiding what would have been a massive upset, they were 15 point favorites

over the New York Giants who were coming in without Daniel Jones with an offensive line

that has looked like steaming caca, that's my new favorite word, and somehow the Giants and

whether the storm keep it close, make them doubt themselves, make them realize they showed up

on the wrong night, more of what we saw from the Giants last year, this is kind of how they play it,

right? But boy that last play, and look, on time down, they got a score touchdown, they're going

to throw the ball, do whatever you have to do to keep the guy from catching it, because worst

case scenario is, they get to do it all over again, and force them to keep throwing the flag,

and force them to keep throwing the flag, that was the legion of boom attitude in 2013,

we're just going to hold the receivers on every play because they aren't going to throw a flag

on every play, they're not going to do it, we're going to dare them, they're not going to slow the

game down, they're not going to bog, because eventually what's going to happen is everybody's going

to boo the officials for throwing a flag on every play, they're not going to do it,

so just keep doing it, force them to keep throwing the flag, and hey, you win the game,

you break up the pass, they don't throw the flag, you win the game, they throw the flag, you get

to do it one more time, you get to keep doing it one more time, so I think it makes a ton of sense,

and that's different from my take last week on Marcus Peters, because it's not a safety issue

to pull and tug at Darren Waller to keep him from catching the pass, you're not pulling him down

by his horse collar to keep him from catching the pass, it's just rubbing his racing, but you're

rubbing enough that the race can't finish, and so kudos to the bills for doing the smart thing,

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