TheBrownBear

Yeah, it wasn't the worst play call in the world. You should be able to run the ball in that situation for 5-8 yards. The Jets had shown all night that you didn't want to be continually chucking it against 3rd and long.

Yep. Even if we only get one more first down and punt, I'm convinced we win that game. That final pick really flipped the momentum and gave the Jets the field position they needed.

We were crazy sloppy all year in 2022 under Dorsey. We look discombobulated, even at our best.

Wow. I overlooked this in my Bills focused post game misery. That sucks for Rodgers and Jets fans. Sucks for the league too. What a letdown.

I thought these Cam Newton takes were insane a year ago. Now they are starting to ring true. 😕

D was good. Held the Jets to sub-300 yards and 16 points despite losing the turnover battle 4-1. If Josh was as good as Zach Wilson tonight, we win the game by 10 points.

I definitely think you're onto something here. Daboll used him as a true dual threat in the passing game. And anytime he went a little sideways, Dabs would call a designed run for him to get back into the game mentally. Dorsey just asks him to drop back and be a traditional pocket passer.

Josh is a playmaker and doesn't seem willing to rein it in against these two high safety looks. When teams can play it well, like the Jets, he has to understand that he just needs to eat it and punt it away when we are behind in down and distance. The two losses against the Jets in NJ are specifically because he lacks the discipline to "live to fight another day.". We probably win 16-9 or something if we had just run the ball and continues to throw dump offs the entire second half. Ugh

My prediction is that we are in for a low scoring, ugly, defensive battle, so the narrative won't really change much.

My enthusiasm and excitement are tempered for sure. To be honest, I'm a little nervous heading into the season for the first time in a while. I know that we should be as good as ever, but I'm still haunted by how we looked for much of the second half of last season and in that Bengals game.

Tua is really good. Hill is a hall of famer. One of the most dynamic dudes to ever play the WR position. And Waddle is great too. The Phins are good. It's okay to admit it. We still have Allen.

Cincinnati looks like we did in last year's divisional playoffs. It's a week to week league.

Also, (3) don't draw firm conclusions after week 1.

Ridder averaging 2.6 ypa, but somehow has a 104 QB rating. Proof that stat means next to nothing.

Wow. San Francisco looks good. Dismantling the Steelers right now.

Ah, yes, the Northstar Cafe. I've caught quite a few games there. The last being the fateful 2004 season ending loss to the Steelers third stringers.

PB is perfectly safe and fine for a Sunday morning/afternoon game. It's a good central location on the coast and you can walk across the street and be on the beach. I've lived in or around the area for 13+ years, my kids have attended PB public schools, never had any personal issues with crime or anything. Getting back on point, we've got a lot of transplants all over the country, so, yes, you can find a Bills backer group most anywhere.

You should get this trending on Twitter

KC looked like that a lot of the time last year and they won the Super Bowl. Sort of disinterestedly play to the level of their opponents before pulling away late

Toney reportedly had a bad attitude and poor work ethic with the Giants. Shakir is nothing like him

I also expect the Jets to win comfortably on Monday.

YESSSSSSS!

Here we go. Gonna get a bail out flag?

Damn, you can see why the Giants dumped that bum.

But what if they're our starting #1/#2 receivers for 16 games?