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Every team has flaws. Every team has up and down days. What we need is consistency in execution. We're not there yet, but we haven't lost a game to a bad team this year. We've beat them all, therefore we're not as bad as we used to be. We may not take the next step this year, but at least it won't take as many steps to get there moving forward.

I don't understand #4

And the run defense was more stout when he played in place of Star.

Actually, that makes me sad. Although the Jet's disfunction sets us up for more wins, I'd rather see a fun competitive rivalry, not the ruination of Darnold. I've never seen Chris Johnson. Is that him? Is he selling the team? Nooooooooooooooooooooo! If that's not him, then this is funny. Maybe he can jump on the Giants bandwagon. Doh!

Is there a site that lists how the Bills may rank in this category. I just watched Noah Fant, a TE albeit a fast one, score a 75 yard TD with at least 50 YAC. When was the last time the Bills had such a play? As much as I'm happy that Josh has improved his completion percentage and decision making (not that it is flawless, but better) his next step needs to be throwing receivers open. Brown has had a nice year despite having to jump for balls, being unable to run down deep balls, and breaking stride to end up getting tackled soon after the catch. If Josh could make better timing throws, Brown and I suspect the rest of our receivers would look far more impressive and by extension, our offense.

So I bit the bullet and listened to the exchange. I enjoyed Sal calling Mike out to pick a side. I think that's good advice in general. I guess a person can complain about everything, but that person will never be satisfied with anything. I suspect if we ever reached the summit, Mike (that's to ease your mind bbb) would talk about some amount of disappointment about not doing certain things during the win, or worry about the road ahead even in the moment of triumph.

I stand corrected. I guess he has a fan. I disagree about the professionalism which is why I won't listen. As a professional, you do not insult and belittle guests, nor callers. You are welcome to disagree, but it can be done with respect. If he and Bulldog want to joke with each other, so be it, but never someone not a regular part of the show.

You may appreciate it, but you're not going to get it. I won't listen to one of the personalities mentioned who shall remain nameless, talentless and fan-less.

I would agree Dabol does not seem to plan well. I think calling for the McKenzie pitch early, then following at the goal line was dumb. I actually did not mind him going back to Gore multiple times and asking his line to actually make a push and finish a drive. Seeing the players unable to push for one yard several times is far more concerning than the play calls. Neither punter kicked into the wind well. Bojorquez has been fair this year. Not flawless, but better than I believed he would play. Run defense was my primary hope today and played poorly in the first half. They need to do a better job of pushing the o-line back, and not just hold to a standstill. They need penetration and linebackers need to fill quicker. This year, we have not lost any game to an inferior team. That has been a problem in the past. If we hold that trend, we should be 9-2 heading into the Thanksgiving game.

I have to wonder if there will be another release this week.

Of the first, or the second? The third? All year?

Ignoramus. At least it sounds fancier.

Washington called this TO because they are totally unprepared to see Singletary in short yardage situations.

Friggin whistle happy ref. Devin never went back, so should have gotten the extra yards. Now another Brown drop. Grrr.

What? Wanting Barkley is absurd and pointless. Josh has made two notable errors. Dropping the ball backwards costing us a first and mis-timing Brown near the endzone on the quick slant. Otherwise he's been fine. Missing the deep balls is very difficult in this wind, so those are not to be overly excited about.

Myers said it was Gore's second failure. Try fifth. I knew it was going to Gore and really hoped we could suck less than the last 4 times, but alas... Ear wax

I'm not convinced they need a #1 WR. Having another dependable #2 (preferably a big body) with Brown on the other side would give us more options. Boyd appeals. Robby Anderson is interesting. I would much prefer Funchess over what we have now also.

I know they love Levi, but he needs to be a 3rd CB, not a starter ultimately.

Don't get me wrong, I love having Smoke on the Bills, but I don't like his tendency to jump for balls unnecessarily. He was beyond the ball and comes back to jump for it. If he stays deeper and turns into Norman, then he might have been contacted earlier for the flag. He left the ground last week on the throw Darby broke up also.

There is NO WAY that was going to be overturned. He did get there a shade early, but that is not nearly egregious enough to overturn. Would have been a waste of a timeout. Again, I expected McD to throw it there.

Is this related to the balls deep comment? Seems awfully coincidental.

So does the referee. Looks like he's due his nap.

No. Funny, but no.

I noticed Milano try to strip a ball in a pile earlier. That's not something I see us do much in general. Unfortunately, we do not get to the QB enough to force strips their either.

Taylor is a large fellow and a bad man.