EasternOHBillsFan

These are the sort of people that would ask the French why did you even get involved in World War I, the same sort of person I encountered early today in my History Discussion Group. The state of education today is abysmal...

Thanks to the lovely minority population in this country, they probably WILL have a new owner in 2025, screwing the Bills over. "And considering the uncertainty in the organization, with a head coaching vacancy, general manager Joe Douglas in the final year of his contract and a 40-year-old quarterback in Aaron Rodgers, having Johnson potentially spend the next four years abroad could have a dramatic impact." https://www.nfl.com/news/jets-nfl-anticipate-woody-johnson-being-tabbed-by-president-elect-donald-trump

Well, those of you defending this venture capital nonsense let me know how this goes in a couple of years... Subway is TERRIBLE now since owned by Roark. https://www.cnn.com/2024/11/19/food/jersey-mikes-subs-sale/index.html

Venture capitalists just bought out a hospital system here, so yeah, it's going to get much worse.

Not my fault you're clueless.

I didn't need any of them in the 1980s, so why would I now? Sorry, but life was better back in the day... this century is shi*e.

No kidding... they ruin everything their grubby hands touch. Very disappointing.

Meh, Hollins is a reliable #13... I'm good.

That was the upside of this Chiefs matchup... Josh was truly being honest when he said it was just Week 11. They made it a point to rest the players they needed to and have fully embraced the NEXT MAN UP philosophy. The reps that Samuel needed were vital in getting him further integrated into this offense, and he balled out when called upon to make crucial plays. Getting Coleman, Kincaid and Milano back for the December push towards the best possible seed and the playoffs is going to be HUGE.

That's all sixes and sevens 😂

"That Dolphins player"? 😂 Bryan Cox was his name. His son actually played for us briefly, FYI!

That's a neat trick

I'm squarely in the camp of this game isn't nearly as important as others are making it out to be by risking players that need further rest.

Extra rest... the game in two weeks is inconsquential. It's the TIME involved... nobody wants to see receivers drop balls or be ineffective over a bum knee and possibly hurt themself much worse by overcompensating.

I am thoroughly convinced the Bills, considering the state of the AFC East, have made a command decision to rest injured players so they are absolutely 100% for the 49ers game. That's three weeks of rest before the 1st of December, and if we manage to pull out a victory then it is a bonus. Like others have said, the postseason wins are what matters once we win the division. I fully support the Bills being extremely careful with player health.