Utah John

Most QBs don't get clean pockets most of the time. Most QBs have to evade rushers to get the chance to throw medium or deep passes. That's just life in the NFL. The Bills are actually above average in pass blocking, and that's more important than run blocking for the way the Bills play. The point being, the O line is not going to keep this team out of the SB.

The Bills lost to the Titans in Tennessee when they had Henry AND the refs let Henry run for a long TD without calling any of the holding penalties they committed. Also the Titans had Jones and Brown both healthy. And the Bills were very close to winning. Even if the Bills have to go back to Nashville to win the AFC, they match up very well with the Titans now. The Bills' weakness on defense is against a power running team (Colts so the next game will be tough), but without Henry Tennessee will have to go to the passing game, and defending that is the Bills strength. If the one seed drops into our laps, great, but two would still be OK. We would get two playoff games at home and then go to Nashville and win the rubber match. It's not catching Tennessee that matters at this point, it's catching Baltimore. Maybe the Ravens' gift calls from the NFL have ended -- they actually got called for delay of game in their last game -- so it's very possible they drop a couple more.

That's a pretty confident, self-assured woman who's OK with her husband telling the world she's 50. Good for her, and lucky for him.

Teller was released so we could keep Ryan Bates, IIRC.

They traded Teller to keep Ryan Bates. In fairness, Teller wasn't Teller by then, but geez couldn't they see what the guy was going to turn into?

Can't we EVER put together the top offense we had last year with the top defense we have had in the past and seem to have this year?

The CBS studio group is having a good discussion about the Bills' struggles.

Daboll can't call plays without a running game and no time for JA to pass. Everything starts with the line play.

If the Bills had alternatives available, Ford would be gone tomorrow.

It's their job! Opposing defensive coordinators are SUPPOSED to figure out how to stop the opponent. But the Jags couldn't have done it without such a lousy day from our O line.

Look, the Jets beat the Titans and someone bad beat the Bengals. No team is as bad as the Jags record indicates.

Even a great QB can't win behind our O line.

All the receivers were covered.

Well, forward progress definitely was stopped. So...

I think it's a fumble. Allen was losing it on the way down.

Right now, are you hoping for a TD to win, or a FG to tie?

This can't be overturned. The ball never hit the ground.

Careful with the point, Sanders. That would be taunting in the first half.

I think Tre White got hit on the knee by the ball he didn't intercept.

Hyde was hit three yards in the backfield and still gets it back to the LOS. The fire for the D has gone out.

Need a stop.

Definitely a fumble. Oh my. Today we have the wrong Josh Allen.

Allen is doing what we have said we want, taking the easy yards over the middle. And just like Mahomes doing that, it ends up with getting stopped.

Close call that the man blocking for the punt return didn't touch the ball.

For all the well-deserved Feliciano hate, you have to say it's worse when he's not there.