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I agree combining TD’s is fair and it is hard to deny Lamar has had a tremendous season, Josh has had a good season, and my feelings he will continue to get better. Over time.

Old Time, you know I respect you’re opinion, and I’m not stating he’s slow, just stating it has been commented by either coaching or Mgmt or the media. In his three games, I watched on TV, and one limitation is in real time not shows no enough down the field of whether he was getting separation or not. For anyone who has season tickets and seen him play, I defer to you’re opinions.

Freddie, it could have been autocorrect. I’m sure the OP knows it’s Mike Evans. The only part that is a knock on Williams is it’s reported he’s slow so cannot get separation. I know that is in contrast to speed, but if they can’t catch, it doesn’t matter how fast they run. I see both sides.

They have a bottom offense below us, and they don’t have a running, whereas we do. They have a good defense, but not us, and duck will not hold up. We have to run like we’ve done all season.

Whether we lock up #5 or not, don’t rest healthy starters. This isn’t a team that has played together for years. If injured ok, makes sense, but not if healthy. Every time the o line plays together they will continue to improve synergy. Everyone should know the more snaps Allen takes is better, and people like Singletary can benefit from reps. Play them. Walk in 12-4, not a limped in 10-6.

You guys have fun. I’ve flown up from FL twice this year for games and was worth every penny. I hope you guys invade Pittsburgh. That will be tough given their fan base, but for once let’s do to them what they’ve done to us for so many years in Buffalo. I’m with you in spirit.

Talked to the guys this morning on NFLR and that is the only way we win the division. Win throughout, and the Pats have to lose two of three. Highly unlikely. If this Miami game was in Miami we could pray in week 17, but they are not going to win in Foxborough. I don’t agree with this sentiment on sitting people unless they are hurt. We are still working synergy, moreso on offense, so if healthy, they play. If they truly are at risk of not playing in the wildcard, ok for that player, but that’s it. Watch what happened when Indi under Manning and Polish sat a bunch and they had a bye, they lost their first game. They need continuity. If you’re shoulder, knee, hamstring whatever is banged up, I get it. Bumps and bruises is par for the course for these professionals. Do you think you could actually keep Lorax off the field? No way.

We’re not going 0-3. Billieve guys. We gave the Ravens, all they could handle from our defense, and the next three opponents, do not have the talent the Ravens have on defense. We’re going 2-1, or 3-0. The only way we win the division as was talking to Papa on NFLR which as much as Weiss drives me crazy at times, are both in our corner is to win throughout, and the Pats have to lose to us and either Miami or Cincy. Highly unlikely so we’ll probably face the Texans or Titans in the wildcard. I’m confident we have a very good chance, and neither is like a Pittsburgh, KC, or Green Bay fan base, so I fully expect 20,000 Bills fans there and they get to get out of the cold. I unfortunately can’t make it this year as I was in Jax two years ago, and we can create some noise in those stadiums. After the wildcard, all bets are off and we’ll see. At the end of the day an 11-5 or 12-4 record and a playoff win is a great move forward. I just heard the proposed salary cap increase and would mean about $100 mil in cap space. More than enough to extend, Dawson, Spain, Milano, White, and Lawson and cut Murphy. We can continue to draft well, and probably pick up one marquee free agent and still be ok.

Way to go Hammers. We love you’re lot and represents our Bills Mafia well. You run a fun lot, but you police it well. Not allowing the silliness.

The bad thing is the Steelers, Pats, and Jets saw this tape. The difference is they don’t have the same talent as the Ravens. They were well coached, and without being at the game, I suspect at least a few times he could have hit someone underneath. That doesn’t mean I don’t like Josh, just he’s a work in progress. I’ve said several times, P. Manning was 3-13 his first year due to a lack of talent and his decision making. Brady didn’t look that sharp his first two years, but had an incredible defense. Outside of the Ravens he has dramatically improved after the first four games.

I believe he will. He is still ver young and improving. It’s very rare for a rookie or even second year player to immediately become the captain of the defense.

As long as our Edmunds walks off the field with a win. Interesting story as first time since 1927. Wow.

I love that he was so animated. That MMA and wrestler came out in him. Good for you McD. The refs have to know he is not a person that normally does this in games (actually the first all year.)

Couldnt agree more and is the reason why we have the strong possibility of winning the last three. I know the Steelers are hot now, but that first year QB has not faced our defense or anything like it. we have to get open and he has to get rid of the ball fast. I can’t wait to get an early Xmas present beating the Pats in NE, and the Jets (do I need to say more)

Happy Gilmore, I’m with you on Edelman, Landry, and OBJ, but my addition is AB. He’s a tool and can’t believe we actually tried for that fool. Lastly, Kap, not because of his political views although they suck, but his performance diminished over time, and his ego is keeping him from getting a job.

I’ve been thinking all year we should sit Gore, and activate Yeldon. He’s more dynamic and happy Gore hit 3rd in rushing which will pretty assure him first ballot HOF, but it’s time. Yeldon is like almost another WR out there with wiggle. I don’t love the guy, but he’s shown at times better or more versatile than Gore. Yes, Gore has made some tough yards, but it’s not enough. I agree with others as I’ve said on other threads, let Gore retire, find a battering ram, and keep Yeldon as a change up.

Mike, appreciate the sentiment. To the others, I have some of the fondest memories of those days, and the cool thing that young fans haven’t gone through is an opposing team gets a go ahead score and there is maybe 1 minute and less than thirty seconds, and we would just say, it’s alright. Time for the K Gun to do it’s thing, and over 90% of the time Kelly and crew would score in 45 seconds. I’m starting to billieve like that again that we have an ascending dynasty coming and are going to start beating the Patsies regularly.

We were grossly out coached in the Giants SB. Kelly, Marchibroda, and Levy were stubborn on the K Gun when Bellicheck admitted years later that he told his defense to play 8 back and not worry about Thurmon. It was around 14 runs for 145 yards. If we kept with the run forcing the Giants play more men up, and the offense would be on the field longer. We would have killed them as once they tried to stop Thurmon, we could pick their secondary apart. The Giants were much better coached with Coughlin, Bellicheck, and Parcells. Their coaches didn’t their players to go out and get hammered throughout the one week vs. two weeks before the SB. So stupid on Marv’s part.

Speed kills so defending Brown and Foster deep, Beasley, and Knox short to intermediate and lots of Singletary runs to the outside. I haven’t bee this excited and nervous in a long time waiting for game time. BILLIEVE!

Chandler, well said as always, but I’m with the guys who state to get a battering ram in a later round. Remember how they found Milano in the 5th. Thunder and lightning is appealing, but I’ve already given my feelings in other threads about Amari Cooper, TE, DT, and yes a battering ram RB. As much as I’m nervous and excited about today, I fell so good about the direction of this team this year and far beyond. It is great to be a Bills fan these days. For the younger guys, this is the same feeling we had in the late 80’s and 90’s. With Kelly and crew, you never felt like we were ever out of it any game,

Well said Inigo. I’ve seen improvements with him sliding more this year than last year, but it’s not enough. He still at times pushes for that extra yard, and at some point, he’d better learn the yard or two is not as important as staying in the game. Like it or not, he’s the most important person on the team, and although Brady is throwing it away a lot this year, there is a very good reason why he only was taken out for one season in twenty years. Allen needs to take a page from that playbook. We’re not going deep into the playoffs with Barkley. Too many casual fans always think the back up QB should go in and as much as I hate to admit, my Dad is one of them. It’s more of his frustrations when Josh makes a mistake.

You know the drill, heavy jacket, winter hat gloves, if he’s that concerned a scarf, and two pairs of thick socks. He’ll be fine.

Kind of funny, but those u tube videos about the Bills, Patriots, and they bleeping hate Tom Brady is a classic.

I don’t know how many of you watched last week’s Ravens game against arguable besides them the best team in the league in the 49ers. I have never seen any team ever in the NFL play the RPO better than the Ravens. They fooled the 49ers so many times whether it was a hand off to Ingram or Jackson taking it the other way. It was beautiful. For us to win we have to run a ton in those high winds, no huddle, and our defense effectively play contain and stay in their lanes. We won’t stop them, but could slow them down.

I was listening to Press Coverage on NFLR today, and surprisingly Vic and Dan both picked the Bills in an upset, but a very close game, and the Ravens commentator in Baltimore, not surprisingly picked the Ravens routing the Bills 31-13. No respect. I would expect him to pick the Ravens, but a routing? I think we can win if the Bills from Thanksgiving shows up, but it is going to be tough. I told my cousin I think this game goes down to the last drive of the game either way. No routings on either side.