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OBJ! OBJ!! OBJ!!! OBJ!!!! OBJ!!!!!

Agreed, did the same against the Chiefs. Then, just like the Packers game, OL gets blown up a couple times in the 2nd half and they quit handing the ball off.

Josh isn't the Bills leading rusher. Not many teams, after 7 games, that have their QB within 18 attempts of their primary back. The Ravens and Bears are the only one that come to mind. Buffalo's RBs are averaging right around 4.8 ypc. They're not running because they can't, they're not running by they don't want to. Doing so takes the ball out of the hands of the dangerous weapon in the game.

He's played 5 really good quarters of football this year. 4 came against one of the worst defenses I've ever seen & the 4th quarter against the Ravens. Looked average against the Pats***, bad against the Bengals while he was in. Average against the Steelers, even though their DBs are still dropping INTs that Tua was throwing their way. And if you want to have the ball for more than 19+ minutes, sustain some drives, right? Or did the Bills 1 extra drive take the 20 minutes difference in TOP?

Looked very average against a Bills defense missing both All-Pro safeties, both outside corners(One being a former All-Pro) and 2 of our 3 top DTs. Forcing us to start 2 rookie corners, in which one breaks his hand and we bring in another rookie, who was called up from the practice squad the day before. 186 yards passing against a defense that wounded?

Not with lessvthan $2 million left in cap space. IMO, the question was always are we going to sign OBJ.

Less than 2 hours Beane!!!

I can't believe just how bad the Rams offense is this year. 30th in total offense, 31st in rushing & 28th in points scored.

I don't think we are in real need at RB, but I'd give up a 3rd for Jacobs. The offense becomes so much harder to defend with a guy like Jacobs in the backfield. He'd get teams to bring their safeties in closer, allowing for bigger pass plays, more often. He'd be the only RB out there I would make trade for.

For both teams that were in the Super Bowl. Felt like it even before this injury.

There's no "may have" about it. He did cost them the game. Of course he made a good play to tie it, but if he doesn't get that 15 yard penalty the pat would've been good from where they normally kick it.

I'm not doubting they're good, but if they are alot better against the run than the pass, they may be in trouble. They've only played 2 top 10 passing offenses this year. Joe Burrow, who's up and down like a yoyo and against Miami's 3rd string QB, which doesn't count. The rest are all in bottom half of the league in passing. Like I said, we'll see on Sunday.

We'll see how good they are on Sunday. It will be their biggest test to date.

Rams give up 310.9, Jest 311.4, Packers 316.0. So not by far the best defense we've played all year.

True, but Beane on many occasions has said he tried to get Diggs before the trade deadline during the 2019 season. The Vikings weren't willing to part with him at that time, but it does show he's willing to trade during the season.

It's not just the logos. Part of what they paid for was showing highlights, NFL just told them they can't pause highlights when showing them. Not showing logos, in a way I get that part, but not being able to pause a highlight when you paid good money to be able to show highlights, seems way over the top to me.

First off, the Fanduel contract isn't new, it was announced and signed almost a year ago. They did pay for the rights to show highlights, but were also just informed they can't pause them. Wtf? As someone else put it, I love the Bills, but I hate the NFL. As far as the big sponsor money, such as Fanduel is concerned, when Pat announced the deal he also announced a laundry list of high school and college sports programs and charities he was giving to. I believe each got a minimum of 250K. Well over $10 million worth. He wasn't just padding his pocket with the deal, he was helping out small sports programs and charities as well.

I agree. Starting in 2024 the cap is going to start to go way up on a yearly basis. Plus if Apple or Google get in on the action it will start to skyrocket. Currently Apple is the leading candidate for Sunday Ticket and the NFL wants that to be a package deal to include a minority stake in NFL Media(Redzone, NFL Network & NFL.com) to increase revenue. Partnering with gambling sites has also brought in additional money that will only increase. As Beane said let the cap get to $500 million so I can keep buying good players lol.

No problem. The Saints have provided enough proof through the years that the salary cap is just a number. They were just $100 million over the cap and still made it work.😂

Yes by restructuring contracts and allocating $3.25 million for Saffold & Phillips into void years in 2023. Which was my point, we'll be doing a bunch of that this offseason as well.

Yes they were, I remember a play when they were inside the Bengals 10. Extra one on the line, one in the backfield and one line up wide and going in motion. Some poor DB got stuck with the lineman in motion lol.

He went away from him in the 2nd half of the Chiefs game after he got off to a quick start also.

Don't shoot the messanger, but saw something on YouTube sometime during the week after the Chiefs game, I believe from Cover 1, where they were talking about Singletary and they were saying that they expect Singletary to re-sign during the offseason.

Based on the cap space for next year(already over the cap) he'll be using most if not all of them. Already $7 million over the cap with only 38 players signed and a 1st round picks salary factored in. https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/buffalo-bills/cap/2023/