RochesterLifer

This poll in two years will be interesting for Bills fans, as the team evolves to its second core during Josh’s time. The first core was fun and solid, consistently among the NFL’s best teams. I don’t understand anyone who hasn’t enjoyed this run. Now, we are moving on to core #2 (probably of 3, maybe 4 with Josh) We’re seeing very good, consistent drafting and signs of good player development. Three games into the season is way too early to declare success. But, it is not too early to get optimistic, even excited. If our new core’s performance matches the past four years of success (gulp, and maybe win a Super Bowl?!), our front office will be viewed as top three and deservedly so.

We might have met there. I lived in Arlington at the time and loved every second of that week.

Winner, winner, chicken wing dinner.

Sold!

I am definitely no defensive backfield expert, but I spent the whole Miami game thinking, “Wow, Christian, just wow!”

OK, honest injun, Von looked REALLY fast on that sack.

Josh Allen says hello.

I wonder if he ever has dreams about showing up to games naked.

^This. Plus, we had two aging safeties. Luck hasn’t been on our side either.

I'm not sure about this. When the owner bypasses the GM and head coach, do we not then have a "meddling owner?"

Roman Gabriel. Yeah, I'm that old.

They do seem to last at least 13 seconds. (🤔 too soon?)

Easiest question of the week. No. I have a life full of friends, fun, and responsibilities. I have time to watch football but no interest in asking some stranger to sign something. I have even less interest in Tom Brady.

We’re having a good night.

I have (type 1) diabetes, am fat, and am currently sitting on my couch with a bad attitude. The Bills probably won’t draft me either.

He'll certainly attract more women than me.

This view of Diggs has always had me shaking my head. "He's a competitor," "he's a warrior," "he hates losing". Let's paint him for what he is, he enthusiastically rides the bandwagon. When the going was good, he performed and strutted all over the place. I agree, he gave us 3.5 very good regular seasons. When the going got tough, he pouted, threw a major public temper-tantrum, pointed fingers, and went to the sideline on 3rd downs. What he didn't didn't do was fight for the team, perform in the playoffs, or come through in difficult situations. When it comes to true team-focused warriors, he can't hold Josh's jockstrap. He's a pretty little diva and his time has passed. I'm looking forward to the Bills' next chapter.

I watch the Bills, religiously and enthusiastically. I may occasionally drop in on the rest of the NFL. But, life is too good and weekends are too full to dedicate three to six hours on the other games.

That is not a large man.

A strong sign of emotional health.

Yup. It's a tough couple of days. I missed the Dallas game on TV because I was helping friends on a ranch get their livestock into barns for the night. Unlike the Bills, they're not built for this.

I don't understand why the OP feels that everyone should understand a Great Lakes weather phenomenon. I've spent the past couple of days (in Mississippi) explaining lake effect snow to friends. The folks here are fascinated and frightened by it. It just makes for fun conversation, especially over bourbon. BTW - it is 12 degrees with 5" of snow - very rare. The region is completely shut down.

I'm at 9. McDermott defenses traditionally smother one-dimensional offenses. And Rudolph to Pickens is not enough to make them dangerous. Offensively, we are better equipped at running back and tight end for winter games than we have been in this run. I think we're currently built for this.

Tell us you're illiterate without telling us you don't know how to read.

Someone owns a lot of cartoon books.