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Here's the other advantage no one''s apparently thought about. With a dome, can you imagine how loud that stadium would be? Rich Stadium and the Ralph were bad enough, but to contain that kind of noise in a dome? No one would want to play us

For this reason alone, there's no way the Pegulas don't build a dome. Allen hasn't fared well against the elements and we've all seen how well Allen plays with no elements involved. They're gonna provide this team with any advantage they can, especially for a franchise QB that's about to get seriously paid

I have to give Allen all the props here. Most have said his best pass was to Davis on a 22 yard gainer over a defender. But for me, that pass to Beasley on the run was an insanely good pass. I don’t think there’s any team that can stop him when he’s playing at that high a level

Meh, I prefer he replaces Adam Gase

Geez Levy is a dumbass. Bills start with decent field position? They started at their own 10

You’re never gonna be able to tell Allen that, he is what he is

That’s a bit too bold. I’m not sure there has been a game the Bills have handily won. Too many times we’ve let weaker teams back in to games. Seattle may be the exception, but the Steelers aren’t a team to be overlooked even by Bills fans

Out of all those coaches listed, how many of those are in their 4th year? Maybe Vrabel? Shanahan? Tomlin inherited a team that Bill Cowher built. Belichek wasn't exactly lighting things up in Cleveland. Reid I would say was naturally a good HC. Payton? Cmon dude, what you're leaving out is the majority of the coaches listed here had a TON of time to right the ship. In Tomlin's case, Pitt's FO did him a world of favors. But let's face it, Roethlisberger won't be around much longer, then what? We saw how good Tomlin was without him last year. Bellichek? The Pats are below .500 for the first time since I don't know when. Reid is still the best of all in the league IMO. It's only fair to be patient with what we have, because it will take longer than 4 years. Just the same tho, things are looking up. Rome wasn't built in a day

Disqualify a player over something like spinning a ball? I get a couple of vicious late hits with intent to injure, but seriously?

Somewhere, Kenny Stills is chuckling

That's not Allen's fault, it was clear today the Bills were more focused on the run game. Woefully inconsistent teams aren't division leaders outside of whatever team in the NFC east. And if you're gonna label the Bills inconsistent, you have to label both the Dolphins and Patriots the same as well. Need more examples? Titans getting blown out by Cinci, Raiders getting blown out by Atlanta etc. Inconsistency hits all teams, not just the Bills, saying woefully is being a tad bit inconsistent

Lol looks like we set a new trend

This phins loss was the worst case scenario for them. You can almost pencil in losses to the Raiders and Chiefs. Never thought I'd root for the pats, but that could be a potential loss as well

Poyer broke up a pass in the red zone on 3rd down, he had both hands on the ball but didn't come down with the pick. Cardinals got 3

We can worry about stuff like this, the Bills however need to worry about limiting mistakes. Yesterday was nothing more than a fluke. Funny thing is if Poyer comes down with a pick in the red zone, game goes to OT. We should have Milano back healthy by the end of the bye and hopefully Brown is a bit more healed up as well

Has Gilliam been in at all? Think I’d rather have him than Knox

Christ, still running Singletary when Moss should be getting more carries

Looks like hamstring

Not being a Buffalo native, I didn't think you guys had mild winters like here. Hell, there was a tornado touchdown 15 mins from where I live on Christmas Eve one year. But the absolute coldest I've ever been was a windy, single digit day in Erie, PA. If like you said, Tua gets even a small taste of how cold it gets there, they'll have trouble getting him to come out after halftime. Talk about Dorothy and a long way from home Toto

Yeah on week 17, we’ll see how that thin blood of his holds up in late December in Buffalo. To my knowledge, he hasn’t played in any weather remotely similar to that

One that comes to mind was Eric Moulds’ one handed grab off a deflection for a TD against Miami in Buffalo

I don’t see the Titans beating Baltimore. Baltimore has as good a defense as the Colts. And the Titans defense isn’t that great at all against the run. With the Colts on the road after, I could definitely see 6-5 for the Titans

Gotta go with Bryce Paup, dude was an insane beast of a LB. When Klein made that hit on Wilson, Paup (no pun intended) came to mind

There aren't any teams that are unbeatable. In a season where any player can be put on the COVID list, every team in this league is susceptible to losing. Mahomes was damn lucky when he came in that close of contact with Gilmore

I think even McDermott didn’t see that coming. But at least he did somewhat neutralize Lamar Jackson