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Why These Young Bills are Ready to Make a Major Impact after the Bye Week Sit back, for a second, and imagine that you’re building a house. While it’s only natural to think about the finished product, you must first lay a strong foundation, a base that will help your home stand tall through any adversity it may encounter. Though the actual ‘home’ is far from completion, the base that head coach Sean McDermott and general manager Brandon Beane have built in Buffalo is rock solid, a foundation on which the duo hope to build a mansion. It’s taken McDermott and Beane less than two years to completely revamp the Bills’ roster in their image. Only 12 players on Buffalo’s current 53-man roster were on the team when the two executives arrived in the 2017 offseason. Included in the duo’s roster overhaul was a youth movement, a concerted effort to get younger at just about every single position. Over the past 20 months, the Bills have acquired franchise players at quarterback, linebacker, and cornerback among other key positions - establishing a young core that Buffalo hopes will ultimately transform the team into a perennial contender.

Talib on CB Peters: 'He is Good, He's Perfectly Fine' On Monday, Los Angeles Rams cornerback Marcus Peters squares off against the Kansas City Chiefs for the first time since being traded. Can he turn his season around against his former team?

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What a day that was.

Franklin? Go fly a kite!

It's actually gotten easier with a much improved OL that gives the team a better running game. He also has Frank Reich who's doing an excellent job calling plays to put Luck in advantageous situations.

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Up next for the Blue and Gold.

Things have gotten easier for Brees with Kamara and Ingram as the RB duo. He and Payton are taking full advantage.

Luck or JJ Watt will get it.

They are on a serious roll.

Can't be him as I have read right here on TSW that he is done.

The Buffalo Bills are on their bye week, and after a big win over the New York Jets, Joe Buscaglia and Matthew Fairburn get together for their lone episode of the week. And along for the ride joining in on the fun, as promised, is well-known fan Michael Parthum as co-host for the bye week extravaganza. And not to mention, Tim Graham joins us, as only Tim can.

Biggest Injury Questions for All 32 teams in Week 11 Kansas City Chiefs Sammy Watkins (foot) and LB Anthony Hitchens (rib) will be available against the Rams after missing last week's game. Watkins in particular would be a welcome addition against a high-scoring opponent. Watkins either didn't play or played little in Kansas City's two lowest-scoring games of the season. -- Adam Teicher Los Angeles Rams Cooper Kupp, who tore his ACL on Sunday against the Seahawks and will be out for the remainder of the season. Josh Reynolds is expected to start in Kupp's absence. Reynolds also filled in when Kupp was sidelined for two weeks with a knee sprain. -- Lindsey Thiry

Biggest Injury Questions for All 32 teams in Week 11 Buffalo Bills Josh Allen (elbow) healthy and back in the starting lineup when they return from their bye week to host the Jaguars in Week 12. One question will be whether top tight end Charles Clay(hamstring) is able to play after missing last Sunday's win over the Jets. He was listed as week-to-week and did not practice before that game. -- Mike Rodak

The Bills wanted him back in the offseason, but he decided to sign with the Cowboys.