RochesterLifer

What a fantastic read, so much interesting information for Bills fans. Also, the critique of "Josh Allen's improvement opportunities" is right on the money. All that is good about Josh is fantastic. However, he must continue developing his recognition and processing skills (as he has so far) if he/we are going to be elite now and for years to come. Thanks for sharing. This made my morning.

Personally, I would say, with a big smile, that my football team is 8-3 and leading the AFC East.

Beasley with 18 yards per catch? That’s a bit optimistic for the role he plays.

I’m not smart enough to be able to analyze O-line play, thus Feliciano vs. Morse. But I agree, this will be an interesting off-season decision.

This touches on one of the reasons I have such high optimism and confidence in Beane, McDermott and the staff. They seem to face challenges with strength, always viewing the “opportunity” aspect of what is in front of them. This strikes me as a very smart and serious minded leadership team.

Is this meant as evidence of success or failure?

I am viewing the Bills as currently playing with house money. Going into the Bye we will either be 7-3 or (hopefully) 8-2, both good. We could use some serious healing. I imagine we'll get Milano back after the bye, Edmunds will have healed more, Tre may have all ills (back ankle) put behind him, as will John Brown. Our offensive line will have a chance to heal and the entire team will be ready to hit full gear for the final month and playoffs. I think things are playing out very well for us.

Mcdermott has been saying that the team is still figuring out who they are. I wonder if maybe he and Frazier have (I'm not smart enough to know, myself) turned the corner on learning how best to use Klein.

Cheers!

Regardless of what someone thinks of the wins, you have to respect the records of teams we have beaten. They are what their record says they are. Rams (5-3), at the Raiders (5-3) and at the the Dolphins (5-3). Add the Seahawks to that resume and our win list cannot be called weak.

😄 Just joking around.

Edmunds was doing his job, 1/11. By drawing Burkhead and the offensive lineman to him, away from Newton, he created a lane for Zimmer to swoop in and punch the ball out. Everyone sacrifices in victory.

We need a fat-butt anchor. That’s all I want for Christmas.

Thank you, NE

Huuuuuuuuuuuughes!!!

Now we’re mixing it up. Nice.

Lovin’ the commitment to the run.

Wallace and White have a lot of pressure on them as we are selling out up front.

Wow, we are crowding the line....love it!

Apparently not.

We are simply better.

Spot on and I expect "the process" to have the team focused, prepared and executing today. I, on the other hand, am just an old crotchety fan who can sit on my couch and begin celebrating the big reckoning early. Bourbon sipping begins at noon in anticipation of the @$$-whoopin' our beloved Bills are going to lay on these past-tense Patriots.

There is nothing, absolutely nothing, to suggest that the Patriots are a quality football team this year, capable of giving the Bills a game. - The past two weeks have been an embarrassment in New England, losing at home to the mediocre (at best) Broncos and getting curb-stomped by the 49ers. - Their defense was depleted from free agency even before COVID opt outs. - Their QB is a desperate roll of the dice. - Their current injury list has taken their elite performers out of play. I understand, and respect, the Patriots mystique as their dynasty was truly historic. But, it is over and they are now far closer to the Jets than KC. Today's game is for wings, beers, laughs and cheers. The Patsies ain't no thing.

😂😂😂 You and I live very different lives.