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Bills need OL help and a #2 WR. You don't necessarily have to draft OL in the first, but I'd rather them spend that 1 on a WR. They need talen opposite of Diggs. Davis has proven he's more of a situational type player. He's not a clear cut #2.

The AJ Brown trade is what got him fired.

Whether he comes here or not, I'm kind of tired of the saga to be honest. Pick a damn team to play with and get on the practice field. It's getting extremely annoying.

Who cares what they do. Take the time off. Just be ready to play on Sunday.

People need to stop worrying about the big points spread. Vegas for the most part knows what they are doing. They believe home field coupled with the fact that the Bills are the better team by a lot is why the spread is so wide. Bills fans need to start embracing the fact people think we are the best team in the league.

We didn't have to rely on Josh being amazing. The offense all clicked together and made enough plays to dominate New England. Quessenberry was more brutal than I expected, but that's what happens when you have a "flexible" lineman. He'll struggle on a lot of times. There is a reason why he's a backup. But man, we cannot put him at LT again. They need to find someone, anyone, that can play somewhat thay position.

Offense: Dawson Knox is a mismatch in the passing game. He needs to make a difference on offense catching the ball. We're paying him way too much money for him to just be a pass blocker. Defense: Ed Oliver needs to make Mac Jones' life a living hell. His interior pressure will cause our edge rushers to have the ability to get in from the outside.

I don't think they are better than average, because if they were better than average, we wouldn't be asking where Davis and Knox are on the offense. Davis and Knox have been extremely underwhelming pass catching. The 99 yard TD catch was cool, but that was like 2 months ago. It's time to put up or show up. The OC isn't absolved from this, either. He needs to figure out a way to get Davis/Knox more involved.

What will rest do for a meniscus tear? He can sit on his chair and relax as much as he wants, it's still going to be damaged. The only way he'll be healthy fully is surgery, and if he does that, he'll need to be done for the year. So whether he plays in 10 days or in 4 weeks, it won't matter in terms of his health for his knee. The only thing that needs to be waited on is the swelling.

At a time where we will have to make decisions on whether we're going to give him a big contract, I'd say he's been underwhelming. He needs to be better. Too much is on Diggs.

You can't discount the quality of players injured. The Bills aren't losing "unimportant" players. Every All-Pro besides Diggs has missed a game or are dealing with an injury affecting their performance. It's not like they're missing special team players. These positions are literally the most important positions in football....LT, CB, FS, SS, DE. These matter

The D did NOT play outstanding. They gave up countless 3rd and longs and couldn’t make a stop when they needed to. If Campbell wasn’t so bad at clock management, we could be talking about a different game.

This is great news. Just the thought of potentially having all of our All-Pro's for the post season is encouraging. Even if Hyde is here for a limited basis.

I'd feel more comfortable with him playing 10-15 snaps against the Lions or Patriots. Just get out there and get rid of that mental block. Can't play Miami with that kind of doubt in your head. You do that and Waddle/Hill will be destroying you.

I don't blame him. The team opened up with 3 consecutive 3-and-out drives. They weren't moving the ball or scoring. I'd be frustrated too knowing you're the team's best chance to win and you're not getting the ball. It's one thing if the offense was running on all cylinders and he didn't have a target.

They committed to stopping Chubb. They didn't commit to stopping 3rd and 12.....

At least that practice squad player will be on the field trying to play for this team.

I've been getting slammed for 2 weeks now. I'm feeling more and more proud of my stance as each game passes. Right now Tre White is $17M in dead cap for this team. It's preventing us from being a serious contender for OBJ.

It is correct. He's being considered a healthy scratch. Just like A.J. Klein is. And if you're trying to do a "gotcha" thing with Tanner Gentry, you're a fool. Absolutely no way they'd line him up in a WR role. He's nothing more than a ST.

So you agree then? He's physically able to play. Nobody is saying we want 50 snaps. Putting him in for 10-15 snaps a game isn't asking for a lot.

Because he's on the active roster and is not on the injury report. If he was not cleared, the Buffalo Bills would be violating NFL rules and would lose draft picks if he wasn't. These inactive are also known as "Healthy Scratches."

Considering we have 4 active receivers, I'd say WR is an important spot that needs players.....

The Injury report. He's not on it. He's physically healthy to play.

Looks like Tre White does….

No I won't. I'm going through the treatment right now and have been going through the treatment since the summer. I've been told I'll be lucky to get the VA rating.