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Nice work @HoofHearted!

Look, we can b-i-t-c-h and moan about what could've/should've been, or we can deal with what lies ahead. The Bills know they put themselves in this position, so what are their realistic chances going forward? My takeaway from this NFL weekend is that nobody looks unbeatable and the Bills played the most complete overall game of any contender. I'm not thinking about seeding, I'm thinking about simply getting in the dance. 10 wins should do that, which means winning 4 of the last 6. @Philly -- I just saw the line and it's only Philly -3. Essentially a pick'em. @KC -- as vulnerable as they have been over the past 5 years. Dallas -- who trusts the Cowboys on the road in December? Bills will likely be favored. @Chargers -- probably a 50/50 crowd, against another underperforming team. Bills will likely be favored. Pats*** -- eff these guys. There won't be a letdown this time. @Fish -- could be for the division, could be for seeding. Miami isn't scaring anyone right now and they still haven't beaten a team with a winning record. If I'm handicapping it I give the Bills about a 50-50 shot to win at least 4.

Don’t underestimate the loss of Mark Edwards to that team…but they are definitely dangerous. Bottom line is that nobody looks unbeatable. If the Bills hit their stride all goals are still in play.

Why must you be an ass when nobody is looking for a fight?

I don’t disagree with you but she should have presented it that way rather than boasting how she made up reports. Use the forum she has to talk about needed change.

Interesting responses in this thread. Taken for the specific situation involved — it’s meaningless. Halftime reports are one big nothing burger. More important bigger picture — women lose credibility as journalists in an arena in which they have struggled and fought to gain a foothold. She didn’t do women journalists any favors.

I’ve just stayed away from the board. I’ll never give up on the Bills.

Seriously. And for all of the “McD wanted Josh to stop running and be a pocket passer” nonsense we’ve heard it sure seems as though McD wants to see that “dawg” back in #17. It’s amazing the opinions people form that they think are truth, when in reality they have no clue…

I was at the game…it wasn’t like days of old with tons of Sabres fans. The Canes have a solid following now. Good action and a solid point.

The dude called me out…you get alert notifications, smart guy… See ya, sport.

Get bent, dude. I never said the team was perfect and this place is officially a s-h-i-t show — worse than during the drought. I’ve got better things to do with my time than watch you guys dance all over the optimists. Go Bills!

No, they've said he needs to be careful with his body...that's not the same thing.

I simply don’t buy the Dorsey criticism, and the primary reason for that is that ALL fan bases criticize their playcaller and the Bills have one of the top offenses in the league. This is going to sound a bit strange because I love Josh Allen more than any other player I’ve ever watched, but I think it’s fair to say Allen creates more of the “problems” on offense than Dorsey does. I put the word “problems” in quotes because often Allen makes an amazing play, but I think he goes off schedule and looks for “more” too much. I also don’t think Dorsey and McD have told Josh not to run…he has made that decision himself because everyone else keeps hammering at it. I am really hoping that the offense we saw against Tampa is what we’ll continue to see as the season wears on…if that happens we are going to be just fine. There’s nothing wrong with how Dorsey is calling games.

Does that immediately come with a prison sentence as well?

FYI, most of us don't even know who Dillenger4 is. He has all of 253 posts. He doesn't represent the fan base or the "regular" members of this forum.

No, it wasn’t “widely debated” and he threw the ball fine. In a perfect world all of these guys would sit and heal but that’s not how the NFL works.

I think this one guy in particular rubs me the wrong way because last season he diagnosed Josh Allen's elbow injury after the Jets game and said he would be out at least 3-4 weeks or some nonsense. He presented it matter-of-factly and was dead wrong, even though we know Josh was bothered by the elbow...

I do think ethics play into it when you're openly providing opinions, holding yourself out as an expert, with respect to a player's protected medical information. Most of the folks reading his tweets think he has direct knowledge of the injury/timeline because that's how he presents himself. Look, he's making a buck by doing this for gamblers and fantasy football players. I just call it like it is.

He gets paid by FanDuel to "diagnose" injuries and predict games missed without putting hands on a patient. He's an unethical w-h-o-r-e.

You mean the w-h-o-r-e doc who just watches film and then predicts how long a player will be out?

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Dorsey discovered something with the O last week. Josh continues to spread the ball around and mixes in a few runs. Bills put up 31 points; the key is whether the D can slow the Bungles down. I’ll say they do just enough to squeak out a hard fought 31-27 W.

Just looking at the most recent performance, that’s all.

Who is falling to pieces? Through 3 quarters Thursday night the defense was fine — even better than fine — and then a couple of stupid penalties and a lucky TD catch made that game close. Tampa’s first TD was like a 25 yard drive as well after the tipped INT.

Yes, and when Ja’Marr Chase gets wide open for an easy TD because Douglas doesn’t have the playbook down yet and the communication was off we’ll all be glad McD forced him into the lineup. He’ll play when they’re confident he won’t be a liability. Grow up, man. Your posts in this thread are childish, to say the least.