flmike

Same age as me. Sobering.

They don't suck, but by the end of the game they had their last OL reserves playing along the entire line and a couple D guys out. The Bills played well and deserve the congrats, but are they the better team if everyone is healthy? I don't think a rematch would look the same. Still, that's the breaks in the NFL. We've been on the short end more than I care to say, so Go Bills! Since there won't be fans in the stands, the Chiefs' home-field loses a lot of its potency, so yeah!

Next four games look tough though. PIT is going to be furious Playing any team at their place is a challenge DEN NE at home and playing better MIA at our place, I like, but they are red hot and the weather could be unseasonable. I'm calling 2-2 because this team is not consistent.

I remember watching this and just being amazed at two HOF QBs going at it.

The Bills have shown that they tend crumble against a well-coached team that expects to win. They don't beat the Steelers, even at home. McD will NOT allow the Patriots to steal one. He knows that his team needs that confidence going forward by sweeping them.

Toss up between Biscuit and Lofton

Way to be a good citizen, jerk.

I think he still has more ceiling.

At least one at OLB, I think. Several of the guys mentioned are really playing out of their best positions. Get a couple solid interior DLs and a monster MLB and we good to go.

Enjoy it because you know the Hoodie will have a good QB again some day.

Not really. NE is solid at OL and have a good D backfield

Look at NE. Best coaching around and they are losing (a lot).

Things to remember: The Bills are still rebuilding. The OL is finally "stabilized" but not yet dominating. The DL took an opt-out and retirement hit and guys haven't stepped up. The LB corps is mostly playing very banged up with no good depth (part of rebuilding). Josh started his career in Year -1 due to lack of experience and training. He is really a 2nd year player this year, I think. We need some more DBs, that's for sure. So, we are not the Chiefs at this point. Enjoy winning. I know it has been a while.

That's the headscratcher. They are in the hunt but are switching QBs. Tua must really have shown something in practice. They must believe he is what can turn on the afterburners.

Tough night. Sometimes those are needed. Josh seems like the type to get mad and then take it out on the next team. The D is in real trouble w/o Milano and Tre, though.

When you have Henry you don't need to pass that much. Tannehill has been lights out this year. He hit everyone tonight.

Wait, what? O line gave Allen hours to throw most of the time. They were fine tonight.

The drops were more on Josh than the receivers. Hard throws down below the knees on the move. He seemed a bit jumpy after the injury bet settled back down. The sack was old Josh rearing its head.

Even Kelly's teams lost one that they shouldn't have each year and probably won one that surprised folks. 10-6 unless the D improves a lot.

Pats will definitely be 2-2 by next Sunday evening.

IOW they chose the uni that the Rams preferred all the 60s and 70s.

Both Miami and NE's DL looked pretty porous against the run today. Cam did well enough and is still a handful to tackle. Edelman can still catch a football. Gilmore had a decent game.

The 90s Bills had their bad moments too, but the difference was that they rarely let up in the 2nd half. Marchibroda-Kelly gets the nod over Daboll-Allen, but all I want from a football season is a chance to win every game and enjoy the battles. What happens at the end of the season depends on luck (injuries, ball bounces, refs) and teams getting hot.

So the Rock likes losing money, too, it seems.

Great to see a "few thoughts" post, Bill. Miss your post-game posts. For my part the OL still makes me nervous. Allen is good at getting out of jams and that covers some of their sins. He can't be thrilled about the right side not upgrading.