mabden

I watched the entire game without once thinking, 'where's taylor?' It was a pleasure watching the game without the camera panning over to see swifts reaction on any play.

My exact reaction on that play. He just stops and stands there watching mahomes, instead of going after him.

I found out that Buffalo had a football team when they drafted OJ Simpson. I started following then on my transistor radio during the 1973 season with OJ and the Electric Company during the 1973 Season. I watched the Van Miller Saturday afternoon Bills Football show religiously and will always remember, "OJ to the right for 4 yards, OJ to the left for 4 yards, OJ up the middle for 3 yards and a first down." I really started to follow the Bills during their 1980 season and went to my first home game that year vs the Raiders. It was as crazy as any rock concert (Summer Jam) I went to when Rich Stadium first opened. From then on I was hooked. I bought my first TV (13" Color Zenith) just so that I could watch the Bills in the playoffs.

They need someone to run the scout team.

As a newly minted, temporary ravins fan, I plan on watching. Whether that happens is TBD.

If he behaved as he does in front of reporters, yep!

Mediocrity is what we had, before, the Pegulas bought the team. Sure they whiffed on the Rex Ryan show, but McDermott and Beane are as committed to bringing a Championship to Buffalo as anyone since Levy and Pollian.

I worked with a guy named Bruce Smtih (not HOF Bruce). Everytime the Bills lost and/or Bruce had a bad game, this guy would receive obscene phone calls on how badly he played. On one hand it was funny, on the other it's like, wtf, these guys need to get a life.

Preferably: Resign Hyde to a 1 year deal. Keep Poyer. Both players retire as Bills in 2025 with the full grace and honor they deserve and hopefully with a Lombardi Trophy for their HOF resumes.

Shakir is our slot receiver that can line up outside on occasion. The team needs a burner with great hands to challenge the defense down the field on a consistent basis. That receiver is currently not on the team. We should be able to draft one in the first round this year.

The problem I see with firing McDermott is the potential/probable loss of all the assistant and position coaches leaving with him. McDermott may set the tone/character of the team and is responsible for the team overall, but it's everyone behind him that trains/develops the players so they are ready to contribute when they step on the field. Bringing in belicheat also brings in his kid and all his other cronies and philosophies. Curse me, but I'd take McDermott over belicheat any day of the week.

Rest him in the 4th quarter when we have a 3+ score lead

What a great article! I did not know that Nagi was the OC. Now I understand why the cheifs are struggling on offense, besides their piss poor receivers.

He should have been on the field for Philly's last two drives over Miller. First round! Not 4th or 5th.

One of the things I noticed with the shotgun run calls, in this game, the running back came to Allen for the ball vs Allen going to the running back to hand off the ball. IMO, (obviously) having the back moving to the ball, generates more momentum towards the LOS, than standing still waiting for Allen to get him the ball.