CSBill

Nice work @GunnerBill, thanks. I have zero knowledge of the top college prospects, but I do agree that in some form or another, we need some upgrades on the online. I am a big believer in just getting the five best people out there. I do understand that some people are better suited for a particular oline position, but I also believe if the guy is good, he will have position flexibility. If we can get a top LT prospect, I'm all for moving Dion to LG, or RT. Or, just a top interior lineman (Center?) would help as well. Concerning our current people, for next year: Dawkins - Is a solid LT, but could also move inside if a top LT prospect was drafted. Saffold - This position needs to be upgraded. I would not mind them trying Quessenbery there now--he played well at RG this past game. Morse - I hope I'm wrong, but he may be done. Bates - Is not spectacular, but his great value is he can, and has, played every oline position, and usually pretty well. His intelligence is his strength. I suspect he'll be our starting center next season. If a Center is drafted, we are fine with him at RG. Brown - I want him to be good, but he is inconsistent at best. I think Gunner is right, he needs a real challenge at RT. Hopefully he improves, but another year of his inconsistency will not be acceptable. He either improves or gets replaced. While there are other needs, if the Bills can build an elite line, no matter what else is needed, with our QB we would be set for a long time. I would be very happy drafting at least 3 new o-lineman, and adding a good FA or two, next year. And one person to keep an eye on, I thought Tommy Doyle was coming along nicely for the Bills. Hopefully he comes back strong. He could be a serious tackle candidate next year--unfortunately, hope if a poor strategy.

Again.

This.

Thanks @Bocephuz... your work confirms the eye test.

What Seminary? I went to a Who concert there several years ago, be careful, it was a rough crowd.

Milano = 10+ tackles, and forced fumble

Is there even a reason for Direct TV to exist now?

True on all counts. ... It is just plain bad.

This . . .

The only other stadium I've been to is Miami. They were cool, no issues. The last time we were there the Bills lost. On the walk out of the stadium we were getting some good natured ribbing. So a young (guy, early 20s) Miami fan came up to my wife and took off his cheap imitation Fish jersey t-shirt and gave it to her to wear over her Bills gear. It was funny, we had a good laugh with them, and she wore it the rest of the way. And she kept it.

What an idiot.

What is this “screen game” thing you speak of?

Always good to see journalist and media types actually using their brains, and this is a great example. Good decision to included both, and well deserved for both. They are the face(s) of the NFL now.

Personally, I hope the NE Patriots recover and do very well this weekend with a big win putting them back on track for the play-offs.

Well maybe you should?

I hope those Chicago fans don't see this as an opportunity to throw snowballs at their opponent. 🤪

Well deserved. But his contract demands just went up.

Yes

No. The Amazon Prime stream is awful. It is worse than the free dark web sites I normally use. My normal Prime is great, but their streaming is terrible.

So when I see things like this, I have to ask: Where is the security, and why both of them are not immediately escorted out of the stadium, if not charges? This is the type of thing that makes it so unenjoyable for the normal decent person. This type of stuff does nothing to enhance my $200+ experience.

Virgil is a huge proponent of Chaos Theory.

Did anyone hear? Are they moving the game to Monday?

This may also be a bigger commitment to use the TE by Dorsey and Allen. Morris has developed and has also proven he is reliable and more athletic than I thought when he is thrown at; for example, the TD catch on Saturday. I hope Saturday's game is an indicator of better things to come in how we use these guys in the passing game (I would add Gilliam, though not a true TE, he is used like one often and is also a decent pass catcher).

First-class move by Tua.

Agree! Hopefully he keeps moving in the right direction and becomes a consistent and reliable force on that right side. I would guess, because of his size he will always have some trouble with smaller quicker outside rushers (but then again, who doesn't?). However, if he can keep learning how to neutralize them with quickness and smarter play, the potential is there. And, others have said, I love his nastiness--that is always a bonus for an O-Lineman.