CSBill

You realize you're talking about a rookie here right, what does he have now, 9 games?

On the bright side: We had a 100-yard rusher again We also had a 100-yard receiver, is that a 1st for the season? Our draft position improved A lot of young guys getting valuable playing time Sets up the Patriots, they'll be taking us lightly ? Finally, our ST coach has sealed his fate

Go away

This loss is on Special Teams, and for some inexplicable reason, conservative play calling on Defense. Oh well, improves our draft position ?

How about a blitz, did we throw that out for today?

Aweful

Can we just release Clay at halftime?

So, I'm confused? Was he on our practice squad? the Browns? Or, was he a street free agent?

I think the point is, and that you rightly make: If there is a way we can improve the Oline with proven veterans, that is a better option than drafting them for many reasons. One, they have done it! Less risk. Two, related to one, any drafty is a risk, no matter where they were picked--the NFL is ripe with examples of high draft picks at every position who turned out to no be worthy of their draft status. Three, it allows you to go after other needs in the draft--and this could also be vise-versa, signing skill players and drafting lineman. Four, lineman generally take longer to develop, so the impact of drafting them takes time, it takes patience, do the Bills and their fans have the patience? Five, related to item four above, the one person who suffered the most for that online development time is the QB who is taking all the hits--can the Bills afford to pay that price with the new shiny toy at QB? Thus, I like the idea, but we know getting them is not as simple as wanting them. Nonetheless, if it could happen, I think it is the best way to build the Oline; that is, mixing skilled and proven veteran signings with your own draftees who are developing.

hahaha, definitely this

Everyone slows down when they look up to track the ball. The same thing happens in baseball, we are always telling young players not to do that, get to the spot, then reach to catch the ball.

agree, get the legend back

The only surprise here is Holmes, too?

It seems Boetteger is getting more snaps lately. I think he had a pretty decent pre-season. Let's hope he progresses to make a real impact. Interestingly, there seems to be no thought of moving Ducasse back to the right side.

I hope you are right. Like many others, I was curious to see how he would do, but the Josh show was so captivating it took all the attention. We'll have to leave it for the pros at TBD to decide.

So, it's pick your poison ????

Fair point. Mayfield is doing it more the NFL traditional way, have to agree. Both of have of them have detractors. But both bring a lot of excitement. I'm just glad, as a Bills fan, that one is on our team and is very quickly making this team relevant on the national stage. Let's hope it continues for many many years.

Agree. Right now it is pretty even between Allen and Mayfield. Trying not to be homer fan, but I think Allen has the slight edge in upside potential--you can't teach the combination of size and athleticism.

Question: Can't, didn't, Miller play center at one time? Could he step in there?

Ben R missed someone even more wide in the Steeler's game last evening, it happens to every QB--well, maybe not Brady?

It really is mystifying that KB is still playing, I have yet to see one thing he brings to this team. But it was fun to hear James Lofton busting on him the entire game. Being both a former Bill and WR, KB non-effort has to piss him off.

Okay, then just quit posting.

Can you just go be a fan of another team?

Said it the first time they changed punters, the most scary and unsure aspect, is their holding responsiblity. No coincidence Hauschka missing two kicks today

Clearly, Kiko is now playing without his jock strap. #RunJoshRun