Wayne Arnold

The season is more than just the last game or two. Considering they're #3 in DVOA and at least Top 5 in every analytical ranking makes it pretty loud and clear that the Bills are legit Super Bowl contenders in 2023. No offense but your post is ridiculous.

Beane needs to make a move for a wide receiver. Period. He can't evaluate WR talent / doesn't know what a good one looks like so we're going to have to rely on a proven commodity again.

There are some annoying flaws with this team that Beane is apparently incapable of correcting (wide receiver outside of Diggs) and I want to see more snaps from under center and less shotgun. But aside from that I'm happy as hell. We have a legit Super Bowl contender in Western NY and that's all anyone can ever ask for in October-November.

That being said, the offense will be fine. Players go through slumps, that includes units. I'd rather the slump happen now than in January. Funny how overreactionary people are but that's just how it goes. Hopefully the players and coaches are ignoring all the negativity.

Gabe Davis is a number four. Dude can't catch, does nothing special from a route-running standpoint and it's embarrassing that he was voted captain of this team. Pathetic, actually.

Yeah they don't like each other.

Couldn't disagree more. Allen is having the best season of his career so far because he's playing within himself and taking what the defense gives him since the Jets debacle. If there's a problem with the offense, Josh ain't it. Maybe we need a GM that can evaluate talent and give him more weapons than just Diggs. Davis (overrated) and Knox (overpaid) are uncoordinated bums with rocks for hands. Everyone else is jag at best. Remains to be seen what Kincaid is but early indications aren't great considering what we invested in him. Then there's Dorsey's inability to see how productive the offense is when Josh is under center as opposed to shotgun/pistol...

McDermott cannot do simple math.

Now it's the defense's turn to fall apart.

I'm sure it was just a coincidence that the touchdown came from under center. Pay no attention to that, Dorsey. Keep the shotguns coming, they're brilliant.

Love milking the clock down by a touchdown as if we're the 15 point underdogs. McDermott has always been a glorified gym teacher, nothing more.

Love the shotgun runs from inside the 5. Keep them comin, Dorsey!

I'm more intrigued to find out who is Buffalo's next impact player to be lost for the season with a devastating injury.

I became a Bills fan as a child. They've been losing and not winning the Super Bowl every year ever since.

Nah. Just win one Super Bowl. After that the Earth can explode for all I care.

lol what a silly reply When they invent teleportation it might be a good idea.

But that hasn't worked for us in each of the last 60 or so seasons.

What did the 2004 Red Sox and 2017 Cubs do? That's what we need.

Correct. In no way, shape or form are London games beneficial to the long-term quality of the sport. The original goal was to expand into Europe, adding a London NFL team. Because they saw a financial opportunity. Not because it's good for the NFL. Those two things are not the same. It would be completely absurd to have an NFL team in Europe. Because having a team that far away would put that team and the teams in their division at such a competitive disadvantage. It's been 16 years and they still can't figure out how to do it - because it's a stupid idea. Even if they all made another billion dollars from it. The owners would benefit - but no one else would.

Oh yeah, that's completely understandable because owners don't care about the health of the game - whereas we fans do. I'm an MLB fan and I've watched the sport of baseball slowly lose its status as "America's pastime" and lose fans on a consistent basis for the last 35 years because the owners of the teams only care about short-term profit and don't want to concern themselves with what's actually best for the sport. And those two things are not aligned, more often than not.

Well to be honest that's his job. He's paid to make decisions that lead to the happiness of the owners (short-term cash flow), not the happiness of players and fans (long-term health of the game).

What is the NFL's obsession with London? NFL's relationship with London now has a driver's license. Enough already. You're not going to have an NFL team in London so just stop it. Cripes.

Water is wet.

What part of "although I don't blame him much for this one" did you not comprehend?

Yeah depending on a strong run game week in and week out in 2023 is like a basketball team depending on the three point field goals. Eventually it's going to go cold and you're going home with an L.