Dorkington

The NFL wheel of parity is spinning harder than ever. Frankly all we know is the defense has been ok, and the offense is terrible. Injuries and adjustments will determine things going forward.

I'm curious how long the ACA is going to be called Obamacare, considering the changes. Does it at some point become Trumpcare or Republicare?

I still think Watkins is insanely talented. Gilmore, meh.

My point was/is, that this process is what he should be doing, because it's the official means, and I much prefer it to everyone constantly speculating about it. If he feels wronged, he has every right afforded by the cba to take this action, and we'll see where it goes. I have no real opinion on it outside of that, because I'm not privy to info happening behind the scenes. Only thing I know is that he's easily better than a fair number of starting QBs in week 6, and he's currently unemployed.

If he feels he's being wronged, then he should explore options within the collective bargaining agreement. It'll be investigated, and a decision will be made. Instead of being fully played out in the media.

Like every year, it doesn't matter if they look weak early in the season, they'll get it together by playoff time, and we'll be on the outside looking in. No need to get excited.

As he should.

Pieces of **** need to be called out and disgraced, regardless of political party. Hope this guy is sent to prison to rot away.

We need depth at RB, TE, WR... and we need a better run block scheme, and a better QB. So, while I'm not mad at the Bills looking for RBs, it's just the tip of the iceberg of what's needed.

I still find it hard to believe we'd take on dead cap space to get rid of a good player, simply to appease a coach's ego.

With the injuries, I'm not feeling optimistic.

Still winless in games I've attended. Sorry guys

WHATEVER

As a "leftist", I think the DNC needs an infusion of new blood in it's leadership. It'd be in much better hands with Warren, Booker and Harris, imo.

Didn't really know where to put this, but according to Football Outsiders, our schedule going forward is the 3rd easiest (30th hardest). http://www.footballoutsiders.com/dvoa-ratings/2017/week-4-dvoa-ratings

Like others have said, if both the defense and running game suck, and with our current WRs... there are only a couple QBs imo that would still possibly win the game. If the idea is that if you can't do that, you're not good enough, then we're going to be waiting a long time before we get a 'real QB'. That sort of talent is top tier Hall of Fame level.

I still contend, that on a per play basis, Tyrod is a decent QB. We just don't utilize him all that much compared to other teams and their QBs. It really depends on if you measure totals, or per play productivity, how he falls in terms of ranking.

Going with 2. I think we'll get plenty of pressure throughout the game, but Dalton will get rid of the ball quickly. Hopefully leading to plenty of incompletions and interceptions.

Yeah, I definitely noticed that as well. I don't know anything about anything, but it really seems we move the ball better when we move our guards like that.

If we can bring back our run schemes from the last couple years, I will be so happy.

I think one could be happy with 3-1 while acknowledging that we've had a little help getting there, and being reserved about expectations, due to the last 17 years of disappointment. One game at a time

Not really, I'm still skeptical at the moment, since we've had various hot starts before. If we go in there and dominate, I might actually start believing, who knows.

I've never seen the Bills win in person, and I'll be at this game. Sorry in advance.

Obviously not true all the time, don't play obtuse. But it's not exactly news when an early round QB performs better than a late round QB.

Breaking news, early round QB is better than late round QB.