GunnerBill

Way too many mistakes here.

Ugh. Josh is having one.

How that isn't holding on AJE I have no idea. He drags him to the ground

I still think not taking the points at the end of our last drive was an error.

That is points left on the field.

Ah you gotta have that Josh.

The broadcast keeps telling us its 3rd down.... it will be eventually

I got the wrong 40 number. Benford was the one who should have played it better. My bad.

Sorry it was Bernard. I missaw the number getting washed then saw Williams in chase and thought it wad him. I take it back.

Hamlin was certainly outmatched once it became a sprint, nothing new there. But Williams played his responsibility wrong. Sadly nothing new there either.

That run was on Williams.

They are attacking Williams run and pass

Great contact balance.

Nice gameplan from Babich so far

Taron is big in this game. He will end up on Downs a lot.

PICK SIX

Well that drive died on just execution mistakes

A Samuel sighting!

My odyssey of watching Bills games in bizarre locations continues. Last week Cyprus. This week North Wales. Will see how the delay is as to how much I am in the GDT... Let's goooooo Buffffaaaaaallllooooooo!

I know there isn't but I still think your rationale is off. I will give you this though... if we have the division wrapped up and can't be the 1 seed as we hit the final stretch: Pats - Jets - Pats then I think the argument for giving him more time is stronger.

For sure. There is no on size fits all. I wasn't the one arguing there is.

If that was the ONLY mistake he made, sure. It most definitely wasn't.

So I agree with that. Bernard had better players ahead him by a long way. But that wasn't the comparison I was seeking to draw. Your point was you only improve by playing. Bernard is a good example of someone whose improvement came out of the public eye in the film room and the practice field and when he got his second chance he was ready to grab it. And it wasn't a done deal that. His position wasn't totally secure he and Dodson had battled through the summer. Dodson is a good player and is now an NFL starter too and if Bernard hadn't been ready the Bills would have made a change. But he took his chance, he took the opportunity and never looked back. We have to hope that when the coaches believe Bishop is ready for his next shot the same happens.

Hamlin was outmatched against Baltimore and he is outmatched physically most weeks. But none of those big plays were mental errors the likes of which Bishop made. I am not high on our current safeties at all, but that doesn't mean you throw a guy out there who you don't think is ready. And as I say above, I am not sure throw a guy in and watch him get burned is necessarily the best way to develop a player anyway. It isn't how the Bills developed Bernard. And it isn't how Rasul Douglas developed. He kept bing thrown out there as a young player by Philly and kept making mistakes. It was only when he was cut and ended up elsewhere as a backup watching, learning and time in the film room that he developed into a starter.

What's bad about it? Which but do you think is in accurate? Most if it is demonstrably true.