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I don't mind Murray but I'd prefer they stick with Cook. The volume he gets is fine, no need to "add another dimension" with bigger backs in the natural course of action unless a specific situation calls for it. In fact, they've removed a dimension by nerfing Josh to an extent. That's the lack of identity.

Losing Tre, Daquan, Milano and Oliver over a 3 week span is pretty rough. The play calling is predictable. Shotgun draws on 1st down for example, every single one of us is aware of the tendency. The offense is consistently put into negative situations through predictability and lack of discipline. I have to put that on coaching. If Allen is pressured on 50% of his dropbacks I find it difficult to say he played poorly.

It never fails. "Bring back the K-Gun" has been the rallying cry for 25 years whenever the Bills' offense falters.

The flag on Benford gave the D a chance to beat up on McCorkle.

Hell yeah, now we're Cookin' with gas!

James Cook continues to have juice, maybe time to swap him out again.

What pocket?

Marshall has been invisible since he was drafted, why waste resources on nobodies.

This is no different than the way Stafford targets Kupp or Rodgers targeted Adams in Green Bay. I don't think the problems with the offense are related to feeding Diggs. Now, do I have both Josh Allen and Stefon Diggs in a half-PPR dynasty fantasy football league? That's actually none of your business, why would you ask that question.

Benford, LFG.

That stop guarantees the Bills win the game, just an idiotic call. Whether Taylor or Daboll or whomever.

Harris got the 1st Down, god bless him. Prayers up.

Except for that kick by Bass.

The Punt Catcher?

Same here.

I was 14 and have very distinct memories watching this game at my grandparents house, where I had also watched Super Bowl XXV 3 years earlier. I remember feeling a sense of relief as though an exorcism had taken place: recall, we also beat Dallas and Washington that year. Ultimately, these were regular season wins that may have contributed to our playoff berth, but even though I have fond memories, they sadly carry no special significance. I definitely miss the NFL on TNT. There are so many options now both in night of the week and network that the "special event" feeling of both that presentation and MNF is non-existent.

I was camping at a remote site in West Virginia with no cell or internet connectivity. I didn't know what happened until approximately 5pm Sunday evening as I was driving home. I fretted all morning about this and was not at all surprised by the result. The injuries were just an added kick in the teeth for good measure.. My deepest apologies.

Nevertheless.

More than a decade on and we're still debating JP Losman vs. Trent Edwards.

The OP clearly exaggerated their point but what happened 50-60+ years ago is pretty irrelevant to today's NFL.

GameDay threads are so miserable. Though, not as miserable as this performance by Allen.

We do have evidence on Kareem Hunt based on 2022: he's likely spent as an every down RB.