TheBrownBear

Possibly, but I get the feeling that Knox is a well liked guy by his teammates. He's not playing poorly either. They are using him mostly to block and then serve as a dump off outlet for Josh. When they actually send him out as a true downfield option he produces. I think it's a Dorsey/scheme issue.

I actually think we looked damn good in the first half yesterday. Singletary was heavily involved, 2 rushing TDs and we were picking up chunks of yardage on the ground. Josh wasn't lighting it on fire, but was making the throws as needed. For whatever reason (Devin's fumble?), we completely went away from that and played right into the Vikings hands after the Dalvin Cook touchdown. Seemed like a collective chokejob by most everyone involved.

To be fair to Dorsey, Josh Allen turned the ball over 6 times in those 2nd halves - with most of the turnovers being on the doorstep of scoring range.

The Bills lead the NFL in yards per game, AKA, they are the No. 1 offense in the league. Unfortunately, they rank 31st in interceptions and total turnovers (18). By comparison, the Eagles have 3 total turnovers. It's not a lack of talent on that side of the ball. We have long stretches where we move the ball at will. We just need Josh to stop turning the damn ball over. Do that and we will win every game left on the schedule.

Exactly. 486 yards and 30 points. Dorsey didn't hand the ball to the Vikes 4 times. It all comes down to lapses in concentration, sloppy play and being careless with the ball - and 90% of it falls on Allen. I LOVE the guy, but he needs to take the easy stuff for the good of the team. If we have to punt occasionally, so be it. It's part of the game and everyone does it.

That was my thought. Stick him in the gun with the intention to run and provide a couple pass catching options should he get stuck in the end zone.

It's bizarre. We were dominating this game until Epenesa and Can Lewis took horrible angles on the long Cook TD, and then we just completely collapsed from there. It's becoming a theme.

This is probably the most bizarre takeaway I've seen from today's game.

He forces everything now. It's killing us.

I hate to say it, but Josh Allen has become a problem. Lost us two consecutive games.

WORST LOSS IN FRANCHISE HISTORY

Cam Lewis is friggin horrible

Terrible angle there by Lewis

Tua has become really really good, despite what a handful of folks here believe.

Give it to Motor again on 3rd

STs has probably netted us a good 50 yards already

Smart play from the vet returner.

Perfect timing as we will likely resemble the drought era teams he played on!

Could be an ugly next few weeks for the Bills. Ugh.

These guys are just duds. It's infuriating because we hear how they had great offseasons, they'll look good in camp and preseason, and then they'll flash for like 4-6 quarters early in the regular season before completely disappearing.

Did you watch the video linked above? Dawkins is in great position and when the defender tries to swim around him, Dawkins just pancakes him while finishing the block. In no way, shape or form is that a hold.

I say play Allen until his arm falls off. Then tell him to tuck the ball under his left arm and run towards the endzone, hurdling obstacles as needed.

NGL, that was another thought I'd had. We could tank this season for Bryce Young or whomever and then convert Josh to TE when he returns from his 2 tommy john surgeries in 2025.

Davis, Saffold, Crowder and Knox for me. Crowder was signed to be the starting slot receiver (not McKenzie) and he was below average before his injury. Davis is just too inconsistent, and I didn't realize his hands were an issue until a few weeks ago. Now I'm legitimately concerned about a real lack of depth at WR. We really need Shakir to step up over the second half or we are going to watch an ailing Josh continue to struggle.

I thought I'd be cute and vote remainder of the season. Not that I believe it, but I wanted to be the first of the sky is falling crowd. He might decide to get two Tommy John surgeries. Just to be extra careful.