clayboy54

Listen to Von Miller’s post-game presser. He clearly says they played for the pass and he couldn’t understand why they kept running. If they expected pass every play and got runs on nearly every play, yeah, that’s why GB got over 200 rushing yards. However, in the end it worked out. I would say that the O looked good on the three consecutive scoring drives. Then they inexplicably coasted. It showed as incredibly (for this team) unfocused and lackluster play. Unfortunately, even good teams have a very difficult time turning it on once you’ve turned it off. The only cure for that is to keep the foot on the gas. However, in the end it worked out. so, the moral of this story is… In the end, it worked out.

Can you please send me some of what you’re smoking?

I’m about 3-hours southwest of you in northern Belize. I get every Bills game and most every major sporting event on satellite TV. But, my VPN doesn’t help me get much except Netflix on my Roku. They have blocked access via VPN. I use Shaw Direct so I get Bills games on CTV Toronto. I have been told that if you keep picking different locations for your VPN, you can find one that works for the day.

I think the Devil’s calling in Tom Brady’s tab. It was bound to happen eventually, but this downfall is shaping up to be hideous.

What are you talking about? Their top two receivers are out, the Bills are great against the run. We are healthy and rested, they are banged up and searching for answers. no game is easy in the NFL, but other than that only the Bills can beat the Bills.

Not a lot of gas left in that tank, but for spot duty, he can be a difference maker.

They can't enter in to any trade without the stadium renderings. Who in their right mind would agree to a trade without seeing the new stadium?

Sid Gillman was a genius. It was always so much fun watching his offenses play. They were fresh, innovative and exciting. He also had Lance Alworth who made that long game work. Every so often a coach comes along that really revolutionizes the game. Sid was one of those few. He was a great coach.

Aaron Rogers was invisible in this game. The "2" on Jim Kelly's jersey looks fine to me, though.

He's probably right. If our defense played poorly, we likely would've lost the game. But, they didn't... and we didn't.

Like Kim is even still involved. She seems to be MIA since her medical issue.

I am thinking the Buc's demise is more of an indictment on Todd Bowles than it is on Tom Brady. But, I guess we'll see.

And Joe is so accurate with his detailed grading 🤣. It seems to me as though he only operates with a limited grading system, ie. good, better, best.

If they give up 14, would you fire the coach? 🙂

I’m convinced. Somebody is getting fired over that Murray contract.

Human remains from tailgates gone bad.

What if there is no new stadium coming and this is just a big ruse?

What’s gonna fall in place? A nuke?

You’re just clouded by the many years where every QB was good compared to the Bills’ QB.

You’re lying. You are complaining, as you so often do. You are insufferable. Me, I’ll take the “W” any way we can get it. Who will care about whether it might have been a different score if so-and-so didn’t do this or that. We are finding ways to win, as all good teams do. Maybe they’ll get better as the season progresses.

I read right here that Daboll was a failure at every job he ever had and that McD screwed the pooch by hiring him. so, how can we be having this conversation?

The guy has been so disrespected by the Packers. They never gave him the weapons he needed to consistently supplement his immense skillset. Frankly, the team jerked him around one too many times (Adams). Now, Aaron's just playing his time out, collecting rather huge checks, and planning his retirement on a hippie commune somewhere, if you ask me. I truly believe his bad attitude is reflective only of what cards he's been dealt by the Packers organization.

If you didn't notice yesterday, Von was doubled much of the time. He either had two on him, or help from the second TE or RB. Seldom was he singled up on the tackle. He still made plays and got a couple sacks. Mario won't make the WOF. Neither will Von. The WOF is all about long-term Bills contributors who were a part in making the Bills who they are. He sure is good, though.

I've always thought that McKenzie was a really good spot player. Put him in the game to add some mystery to the offense. Might be a gadget, or just another wrinkle to an already lethal short passing game. Unfortunately, the "Peter Principle" caught the Bills apparently by surprise. Isaiah earned a bigger role, especially after last season's NE game. But, he earned a bigger role that he simply is not capable of. Whether he loses focus, concentration, or just can't handle the additional responsibility, McKenzie seemingly just loses his way. I am not a proponent of cutting him, as some here have suggested. He is still a wonderful spot contributor on offense. It is abundantly clear to me that he is just not capable of carrying the load required of a starting slot guy on a championship caliber offense. He's been around awhile now. He's not going to change much from where he's currently at. After his game yesterday, I have to believe that the coaching staff has also come to that final realization. Like so many others before him, Lil Dirty will have to be content with spot duty as a role player moving forward.