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The Buffalo Bills had a couple of compelling stories find them in Week Six, as trade speculation around LeSean McCoy ramped up over the last few days, and the Bills signed veteran quarterback Derek Anderson. Joe Buscaglia and Matthew Fairburn discuss the pros and cons of dealing McCoy and if the Bills should do it, plus, a response to those that think it's a good idea for Derek Anderson to actually start in games in 2018. Also, a Bills-Texans prediction!

Scouting Report Week 6 - Bills vs. Texans Top 3 Individual Matchups 1 – Jerry Hughes vs. Julie’n Davenport 2 - Jordan Mills vs. J.J. Watt 3 – Tre’Davious White vs. DeAndre Hopkins Top 2 Bills Advantages Good advantage – 3 & outs Best advantage – Takeaway ability Bills Number 1 Must Get to Watson Scouting Eye Watson nicked up Airing it out Pass pro issues Red zone stallings Banged up secondary

#10 is JJ Watt Chasing Down Josh Allen.

QB Index, Week 6: Four opinions I will fight you over It's easy to have an opinion about quarterbacks. But there are too many opinions in this media environment without real conviction behind them. I believe in the four statements below so much that I will fight you if you disagree with any of them. Patrick Mahomes will have staying power Anthony Lynn has seen the light: Philip Rivers must be maximized Jameis Winston will take advantage of this opportunity Blake Bortles is better

In this episode, Sal Maiorana and Leo Roth take a deep dive into the Bills' signing of QB Derek Anderson to serve as Josh Allen's mentor. Also, some discussion on the Buffalo defense and how it important it is for that unit to be spot on every week if the Bills hope to win games.

Game Preview: Bills vs Texans (1:28) John Murphy breaks down the Bills upcoming matchup vs the Houston Texans at NRG Stadium.

How Dee Ford is Boosting the Chiefs’ Pass Rush By ROBERT KLEMKO The Chiefs looked sloppy at times on Sunday, with Patrick Mahomes throwing not one, but two interceptions—his first and second of the season. There were serious discipline breakdowns too, with rushers Chris Jones and Dee Ford earning ejections for throwing a punch and taunting, respectively. And yet, despite all of the shortcomings, Kansas City has not looked this scary in a very long time. In Sunday’s 30–14 victory over the Jaguars on Sunday, the Chiefs answered some big questions about the kind of team they’ll be when they play the best clubs in the NFL, when Patrick Mahomes isn’t throwing lights-out and the team needs outstanding performances on the other side of the ball to win. Don’t get me wrong: This was no masterpiece in the other phases. Kansas City gave up 502 offensive yards to a Blake Bortles-led team playing without its most dynamic player, injured running back Leonard Fournette (hamstring).

Using TSW Shady McCoy Illogic, the Bills should trade Hyde since they held the Titans to four FGs with him out.

As even 3rd grade level logic could figure out.

PFT’s Week Six Picks Bills at Texans MDS’s take: This should be an easy home win, as J.J. Watt makes Josh Allen‘s life miserable MDS’s pick: Texans 17, Bills 3. Florio’s take: It’s easy to ask how these teams are each 2-3, but for very different reasons. Florio’s pick: Texans 23, Bills 10.

Allen Anderson of course.