Rocky Landing

Well, it has been a while since we've had a truly polarizing player on the team...

If they bring in Gronk, I hope the entire defense (or at least the secondary) wraps their soap in towels and pummels him onto the marble floor of the shower, with a particular focus on the back of his head, then throw him out the back door naked. Then the fans who remember his WWE-style elbow drop on Tre can slam him through a few tables. Justice.

I've actually never been wrong on this forum. Perfect record. 100%. A+.

Maybe, maybe not. There's definitely a very different level of opportunity for a QB in New Jersey than there is in Buffalo. Be that as it may, I can't think of another Bills player so far down the depth chart who will be missed as much. Could be easily argued that he was a more valuable BU-QB than Trubisky was last season.

Until someone can find a better way to get my family to leave me alone for three hours on a Sunday-- no, I will not be losing interest anytime soon.

I will be sad if/when Lil' Dirty signs with another team.

Maine Lobster Rolls Maple Bourbon Brussel Sprouts Mac Salad Charcuterie Booze Sadness

Carolina Panzers vs. Washington Kommandants?

Just in the most general, and over-simplified terms, my explanation for the Bills' '21 season is that the Bills' mid-season slump, where we lost half of our games and looked like pretenders, was more or less due to the league figuring out how to defend our spread offense, and it taking the Bills two months to adjust to it. It was a question of scheme, and finally figuring out how to engineer a zone blocking O-line that, along with giving Allen adequate protection, could also block for a decent rushing attack. And that is huge. Once they had that dialed in, the Bills' offense became elite, and that is where they pick up next season. Had we won that coin toss to start in OT, it would have been Allen marching down the field against a gassed defense, and scoring a TD. Sure, we didn't advance to the AFCCG, but to this homer, I'm calling it a step forward.

Tell that to @GunnerBill!

Gibt es ein Kontingent der Bills Mafia in Deutschland? Ich frage mich, ob es in Frankfurt eine Bill's Bar gibt? Und tauchen sie ihre Flügel in Blauschimmelkäse? LOS BILLS!!!

When it comes to the Patriots*, Mike Florio can be trusted about as much as the Patriots*.

Shoulda kept it in Hawaii.

If the Bills were to move on from Fraizer, Jim Schwarz would be my first choice.

I think it's also worth mentioning that along with drafting so late in the round, we also had so much continuity going into '21, that we were essentially drafting for backup positions. It's hard for players to make much of an impact if they're not likely to see the field. That being said, Groot could very well develop into a serious threat, and Spencer Brown developed spectacularly. And just the fact that six of our draft picks were on the 53 makes that a successful draft, IMO.

Spencer Brown was the steal of the draft. (Ya hear me, @Zerovoltz?) And while I haven't been a real fan of Bobby Johnson, I do think he (and Daboll) did a great job of developing him, and Doyle (and Boettger, for that matter).

@FilthyBeast agrees with you.

I can't really vote in this poll. Josh Allen's playing style has evolved every year. Why would his evolution stop now? In 2037, it's unlikely he's going to be hurdling linebackers. But, why would his play just stagnate between now, and then? My conjecture: He'll be a slightly different QB next season (as he is a slightly different QB from last season), he'll be a very different QB ten years from now, and he'll be great until he retires.

I hope Dorsey fights to keep McKenzie in a Bills uniform. I suspect that Daboll might have been McKenzies biggest supporter in Buffalo. A lot of hay has been made about how McKenzie really emerged in the latter part of the season. But, a lot of those plays were things that McK was running in 2019, before we acquired Diggs-- those jet sweeps, and end-arounds, etc. Especially with the likely departure of Sanders, and possibly Beasly, McKensie's role on offense seems as important as ever.

This game going into overtime makes me physically ill.

If the Chiefs win by another coin toss, I'm going to be physically ill.

If the Chiefs lose in OT, I'm going to be physically ill.

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Because of the value that Beane, and McDermott place on character, any team can rest assured that any player coming through Buffalo will, at the very least, have a good work ethic.

I have to say, I'm a little surprised this thread hasn't turned into an anti Tyrod Taylor dog pile. This site has really evolved!