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If the Bills are up two scores in the fourth they are going to run the ball more. In their blow out victories early in the year they hit 27, 28 and 31 touches. I think 30 touches means the Bills are up big. Under 20 touches has been a disaster for the offense. They were the offenses three worst games of the year.

I think I agree with this. Singletary has been much more effective than Moss. And we shouldn't just assume Brieda will be effective with an increased work load.

Hope the number of touches is much higher though. 14 to 7 at minimum. All four of the Bills losses the RB's + Gilliam have combined for 20 or less total touches. 20, 18, 18 and 15 touches. Those are the four lowest totals on the season. In the six wins they are totaling 27, 28, 31, 21, 22 and 21 touches.

Or if a line doesn't make sense don't bet it or bet the other side. Last weeks line that didn't make sense was Packers -2.5 and then it moved down to Packers -1.5 by Kick Off. I foolishly bet the Packers thinking the Packers should have been -3.

I jumped on the Colts +7.5 last week too. The thing that makes me nervous betting the Saints is Siemian. I'm not sure he is a competent QB. He might be. But if he isn't, the Bills feast on incompetent QB's and so far this year that has lead to all the Bills victories averaging around a 3 TD margin.

Will be interesting to see if he out touches Moss/Singletary combined 2:1 tomorrow

This would have actually been a great time for Josh to finally throw his first red zone interception so they stop showing that stat every game.

Hold on now...

Jonathan Taylor at this rate. None of the QB's deserve it. Or maybe Mahomes will turn the Chiefs seasons completely around and lead them to the #1 seed. But at this rate it looks like the Patriots could actually take the first seed in the AFC. They have a soft upcoming schedule I believe.

This defense has feasted on terrible offenses all year long. They are now 0-2 against competent offenses. I'm not exactly sure where the Saints stand with all their issues but I am leaning towards incompetent. So we should survive that game. But I recommend any bettors out there put several units on the Pats to cover when that line comes out. Maybe parlay the Pats to cover with the under for that game.

Really hard to forgive McDermott calling for a FG attempt in that situation under the current weather conditions. Bills likely going to need at least 3 TD's to win the game anyway.

Will this have a positive influence on the refs calling our games? I would settle for the refs just making the correct calls.

They have Kings still right?

Lol. Charles Davis still doesn’t know what he is talking about on the Davis catch. Incredibly nice weather in Buffalo for January. Haven’t even had weather that nice for any of the games this year yet I don’t think.

Such a massive goal like stand. And the offenses average starting field position in the first half was at the 7 yard line.

Franchise record for consecutive games with a 100+ passer rating is 6 by Jim Kelly and spanned the 1990 and 1991 seasons. Allen had 5 going into the Jags game. If it was not for that debacle he would be at 7 which would have matched Mahomes career high streak set back in 2018. The NFL record is 12 games set by Aaron Rodgers in the 2011 season.

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Looked up this mock draft https://www.profootballnetwork.com/2022-nfl-mock-draft-cummings-november/3/ Romeo Doubs WR 2nd Round #45 overall Carson Strong QB 2nd Round #47 overall Cole Turner TE 5th Round # 151 i=overall Doubs could also be an intriguing pick for the Bills as an eventual replacement for Sanders and Beasley. And by the time Doubs hits his prime Diggs might be leaving his. Surprised to see Turner all the way in the 5th round. Hoping Strong can go to an NFC team so I can root for him.

Where is this guys stock? I've seen two of his games this year. I think the first was their season opener and this last one against Air Force. I like what I see from him. He reminds me of a non-mobile Josh Allen. He can make all the throws, has good size, and stands tall in the pocket and take hits. He has a gunslinger type mentality. No idea where he currently ranks among QB's entering the draft but my prediction is he rises through the scouting process and goes in the top 10. As far as the Bills are concerned the Wolfpack's 6'6" TE Turner could be someone to target if they decide not to go interior o-line with their first pick. Not common for TE's to go in the first round but this Turner kid is huge and has some good production.

With the Steelers and chargers playing each other this week it’s mathematically impossible for the bills to drop all the way to the seventh seed even in the worst case scenario this weekend. Not that dropping down to the fifth or sixth seed is any more comforting though.

Let’s go Bobby! Prove all the doubters wrong!

They are good but Atlanta has nobody on offense. Pats only up 13-0 right now makes me a little less worried.

They are first place in their division and have only one more loss than the Bills despite playing one more game and a far more difficult schedule. They aren't the team they were the last few seasons but they don't suck.

LOL. And how many games is that?

He'll be back on the field when the Bills play the Bucs.