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They all can't be Ray Guy Career NFL statistics Punts: 1,049 Punting yards: 44,493 Average punt: 42.4 or Reggie Roby Career NFL statistics Punts: 992 Punting yards: 42,951 Punting Avg: 43.3

27 - 14 Bills

Win.

No offense to any of our TEs, but none have proven themselves to be at the same level as Beasley or Brown.

Two things, If they stagger the season/teams playing, half the games one week, other half the next, they will get a full tv schedule of 5 games; thursday, 3 on sunday and monday. Most. if not all the tv money goes to players salaries.

If Tom Brady is sick with covid-19, the season will be delayed if not cancelled outright.

Daryl Talley, he was the heart and sole of a terrific defense and a true embodiment of what being a Buffalo Bill football player is all about.

“It’s a credit to Brandon (Beane) and his staff, and then also our development team and the way that they got these young guys in a short amount of time to understand what habits need to look like in the NFL if you want to play and perform at a high level." This is one of my biggest takeaways from the season and how McDermott runs this team. Look forward to this year's crop of rookies and how well they will contribute to get us to the next level.

The Chiefs will show us how we should have beat the Texans.

One thing I learned/realized about the players McBeane have brought in, there is a least one experienced guy at each position. This is an excellent way to infuse our younger guys with the leadership/experience/mentoring to build up the team. Also of note is the older guys are team first guys and lead by example.

I was going to say Landry, but Knox also fits the bill.

Miami ... almost zero. Fitzpatrick... all the confidence in the world.

With a Bill's win over the Patriots, it forces the Patriots to play Miami straight up without the benefit of resting players in order to win the division and keep pace with Kansas City (who play Chicago and Chargers, both very winnable for the Chiefs.)

I believe Ryan is still a Bill at heart and will do everything he can to give the Bill's the division.

Josh Allen

When I saw Allen's highlight film from Wyoming, I thought he reminds me of Elway, Marino, and Kelly combined. The legs of Elway, The arm of Marino, and the guts of Kelly.

And he shoots fireballs from his eyes and lightening bolts from his a$$.

Add 1 more when we make the playoffs.

I loved how Allen got 4 yards on a qb sneak.

Not really. He was hurt by a cheap shot towards the end of last year that effected his kicking and has been very good this year until last Sunday.

Couple of things I kind of disagree with: Singletary only had 8 carries for 48 yds and a 5.0 ave. Cleveland run defense is near the bottom of the league, which this brings home the point, the run game was working when used. There is no way Cleveland has that much time at the end of the game if the play calling revolved around the run game. During our last drive, Allen was on target and moving the Bills into position to win, yet for some reason, the coaches decided to pull up, allow time to run down with a huddle and go for a 50+ fg that Hauschka hasn't made in his last 5. My BIL is a Browns season ticket holder and his opinion of the Browns is they always shoot themselves in the foot. Most of the blame is towards the coaching. During the game, I had to agree with them. However, the Bills coaching (who I think is the best we have had since Marv) was just a little bit worse with their game time decisions.

The kid had 1 bad punt into the wind that cost us 3 points. His next punt was a boomer with plenty of hang time and 0 return. This is his 2nd year and overall the kid is doing a very good job.

All In. Win, lose or draw. Fan since OJ was drafted. Was a packer fan before that because the first nfl game I ever watched was the Ice Bowl. If the Bills ever moved to a different city, I would revert back to a Packers fan. For the Bills to be competitive in every game they play and of course, a Super bowl win.

For an O-lineman that's a good thing, IMHO. The one holding call on Ford, it looked as if the Miami player went to his knees on purpose. Then Loftan comments that when a o-lineman takes a d-0lineman to the ground the refs will call it every time they see it. Got me wondering if d-line coaches teach going down on purpose, as long as they have no chance of making a play?

Even in the Kelly, Thrumon, Bruce days, I remember a road game in NE, where the Bills played like crap for 3 qtrs. NE was playing their hearts out to win. It looked like a sure loss for us until... the Bills woke up from their slumber, scored a couple of tds and walked out of the stadium with the win. Bottom line, these types of games happen. Teams have let downs. The better teams OVERCOME their bad play and whatever the opposing team throws at them. Honestly fitz was playing great, which carried the dolphins defense and special teams to play above themselves.