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*NOTE: This was posted Saturday originally before the Bills loss. Point still stands because the Bills played really well. I still like their chances of making the playoffs.

Imagine if every NFL decision was tracked on Rotten Tomatoes? Obviously, anything Roger Goodell-related would be a zero across the board.

But what about the Ken Dorsey firing? The audience score would probably be around 100%, considering the fans were fuming over what they characterized as an unimaginative offense.

The critics, however, didn’t certify the Dorsey firing as “Fresh.” In fact, if I had to guess it was probably closer to a Morbius than a Parasite, since most pointed to the Josh Allen turnovers as the real culprit for his top 5 offense “struggling.”

Thanks to last Sunday’s pantsing of the New York Jets, where the bills offense exploded 30 pts against a top ranked defense, Bills mafia is feeling like the critics don’t know what they are talking about. But i think both sides missed what was really the problem.

The team didn’t need more creativity, nor did it need less turnovers. It needed a vibe check.

So let’s talk about why that’s exactly what the bills needed, how the very real science behind vibes have saved their season, and whether other teams like the LA Chargers need to call a Ghostbuster.

#NFL #BUFFALOBILLS #JOSH ALLEN #LACHARGERS #LOSANGELESCHARGERS #justinherbert #NFLCOMMENTARY @buffalobills @Chargers

Links:

https://www.neurologylive.com/view/ho...

https://www.theringer.com/nfl/2019/12...

https://boltbeat.com/posts/nfl-inside...