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I don't get that at all so I offer no defense for Beane or McDermott.

Game Preview: 11/3/18 vs. Ottawa GAME-DAY RESOURCES Game Notes NHL Stats Press Clips LAST GAME Thursday, November 1 Buffalo 2 at Ottawa 4 Goals: Pominville, Skinner Goalie: Hutton (28 saves/31 shots); 1 ENG PP: 1/4; PK: 3/5; Shots: Buffalo 48 – Ottawa 32 CURRENT INJURIES – (Man Games Lost: 53) Player (injury, first game missed) – total games missed Matt Hunwick (neck, Oct. 4; injured reserve) – 13 games Sean Malone (knee, Oct. 4; injured reserve) – 13 games Scott Wilson (ankle, Oct. 4; injured reserve) – 13 games TRANSACTIONS IN PAST 7 DAYS N/A UPCOMING GAMES Sunday, Nov. 4: Buffalo at NY Rangers, 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 8: Buffalo at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 10: Vancouver at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 13: Tampa Bay at Buffalo, 7:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 16: Buffalo at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. TODAY’S GAME SENATORS at SABRES This is the second of four meetings between the Sabres and Senators this season. Last meeting: Ottawa defeated Buffalo 4-2 in Ottawa on Nov. 1 Next meeting: Tuesday, March 26 in Ottawa The Sabres are 6-2-2 in their last 10 games vs. the Senators; 5-4-1 at home This is the 139th game all-time between Buffalo and Ottawa; Buffalo has a 67-51-20 series record. The Sabres are 36-23-8 at home against the Senators all-time.

A 36 year old Ryan Fitzpatrick does nothing for the future of the franchise irrespective of Allen. Allen needs better weapons and playing experience and that's what Beane and McDermott will give him.

No thanks. Developing Allen via in-game experience is paramount and I doubt TB would trade him given the ups and down of Jameis Winston.

Trade assets for Ryan Fitzpatrick? That makes no sense with Josh Allen here. Use premium assets (both draft picks and cap space to sign UFAs) to build up the offense in support of Allen's development next year and beyond.

Top 5 Reasons to Gear Up for Bills-Bears 5. Wiley returns to old stomping grounds 4. Uncommon opponent, familiar faces 3. ‘Zo’ on patrol 2. Bills salute the troops 1. A tale of two defenses

Entertainment in a morbid kind of way?

He also has pre-snap and post-snap information processing to greatly improve upon, so it's not just physical with him. All of these guys have things to work on as anyone should reasonably expect.

Not many if any so called experts picking the Bills this week. Bears at Bills MDS’s take: It’s the Nathan Peterman show, which is likely to be a brutal beatdown against a good Bears defense. MDS’s pick: Bears 20, Bills 6. Florio’s take: If the Bills want to have a chance to win, they’ll play receiver Terrelle Pryor at quarterback, not Nathan Peterman. They won’t. And so they won’t win. Florio’s pick: Bears 24, Bills 9.

He watches tape and film. What study have you done on any of these QBs to challenge his opinions? Dribble?

Opinions rooted in actual analysis are a lot more meaningful than that empty conjecture you offered.

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Some of the issue is Shady trying to do too much instead of taking what is there.

The Bills twiiter account does it, but it's usually after a game the Bills have won like week 3 in MIN when almost no one gave them a chance.

That is primarily on the OL that cannot block effectively with any consistency to have a sustained running attack that the Bills need to rely on as the staple of the offense.

It sure seems that way. I knew it was at least the last three.

Mike Rodak Bills GM: McCoy 'definitely' in team's 2019 plans Bills general manager Brandon Beane publicly committed to keeping running back LeSean McCoy on the roster next season. Beane told The Buffalo News that McCoy is "definitely" in the team's plans for next season, the final season of a contract extension McCoy signed upon being traded from the Philadelphia Eagles in 2015. McCoy will count $9 million against the Bills' salary cap in 2019. Sources told ESPN's Jeff Darlington that several teams reached out to the Bills about McCoy prior to Tuesday's trade deadline. Buffalo decided not to trade him. "There was definitely interest out there [in our players]," Beane told The Buffalo News. "I think there's naturally going to be interest in players on teams that are not doing as well as they hoped. At the end of the day, you have to listen -- that's my job, to listen -- but at the same time, we're trying to win here, not only now, but win in the future. The guys that they were asking about I felt were part of what we're still going to be doing as we build into 2019."