vincec

Because the current teams aren’t battling the 1992 or 1993 Cowboys. That was the pre salary cap era of super teams.

The offense has been bad because teams have figured out that you can just lock up the bills WRs in man because they can’t get open and Allen can’t run anymore. But they still have a lot of talent- good QB, RB, OL, TE (when healthy) so I think Brady and co. will figure some things out and steady the ship. The defense is just devoid of talent so they’re sunk basically. Average is probably their ceiling.

Garrett Wilson would be another one. He’s got to be dying inside playing in that offense.

Maybe the Bills can get Waddle from the wreckage of the explosion.

The return of Baylon Spectator.

It’s tough to judge. You could take the point of view that McDermott had his best defenses when he still had pre-Bean talent on it, so that would make it Bean’s fault. On the other hand, it could be that the NFL has passed McDermott’s scheme by and he’s never adjusted. Who knows?

I don’t know who #90 is, but he’s in the backfield on every play.

I keep reading that Sanchez was drunk in the comments, but I don’t see that in any of the reporting. Where are people getting this? Did I miss it?

He did ok. He got beat a few times but made some nice plays as well. He is a backup for a reason, but he didn’t embarrass himself, IMO.

Moot made a play or two, but he is what he is, an average starting level NFL DE. Pretty good vs the run; below average pass rusher.

Tough SOB.

There’s your answer.

Nonsense. The Bills have the 4th best front office in the NFL.

I think this is the type of ball control offense that McDermott wants and is why Brady is the OC. Complimentary football.

Babich and the defense will be judged by how they perform in the playoffs against the strong offenses. The game against the Ravens showed that they have a lot of improving to do over the course of the season. Hopefully, they will do it.