Dr.Sack

If we played Denver, Oakland, San Diego two times each we'd probably be 3-3 at best. The Bills find ways to lose games 50/50 games. Also losing at home is not an option. Good teams, playoff teams go 6-2, 7-1, 8-0 at home. A playoff team can go 5-3 but would need to be a decent road team. Good teams find a way to win a road game at the Raiders, Dolphins, Seahawks, and Jets. The most winnable game there was in my opinion the Raiders game. A game in which the Defense collapsed and squandered a 25-9 lead. You can't blow leads and expect to be a playoff team.

Blame Canada.

LaCanfora is on that fake news site Sports Info Wars, right?

Also Pats must win at Denver.

We need the Jaguars to win at home over the Titans.

Ernie Adams works 80 hours a week analyzing All-22 and running analytics.

I'm not getting scenario where we get in

I'm now onboard with firing Rex if we go 6-10. This team was at least a 7 to 9 win team. Rex should be fired on Monday if he loses to the Browns.

Fred Jackson & Kyle Williams

My problem with the salary cap is that it rewards failure. If you lose you shouldn't get paid.

Why are we #28 in rush defense? Personnel or scheme? We've jettisoned Mario, who is next?

He can start rehab with Eric Wood. By the look of this video it appears the table collapsing caused his leg to jam and break when his upper body torqued in a different direction.

What we need is someone who can evaluate the entire operation. Pegula needs to be more hands on like Jerry Jones and Robert Kraft.

Yes sir. It's cool to see even Big Ben & Russell Wilson throw tons of picks. Why can't we see Tyrod do the same?

Tyrod Taylor & Aaron Williams are better leaders.

Because he can't use one of his hands he's trying to win with speed around the back edge. Because of that they are simply giving him the edge and blocking him till he's way past the QB.

I came across some magic mushrooms recently and in my enlightened state I saw the next 8 games play out culminating in a Super Bowl rematch vs Seattle where we won 27-23. Pittsburgh is going to get their face kicked in this week. We break Big Ben's nose this Sunday. It's going to be glorious. Buckle up Bills fans.

Mark it down, Denver is not going 10-6 or better. Denver will end up 8-8. They are 8-4 now. They will lose at Tennessee this week. They will lose at home to New England. They will lose at KC. They will lose at home to Oakland. Bills going to win 4 in a row.

I thought his long TD at the Giants would be his coming out party. I was surprised he couldn't stick around as a slot WR. He's got a lot of talent. Just goes to show you how the NFL talent is far superior to the CFL.

Two things: "The first step of treatment is to release the muscular spasm. While this can be accomplished in a variety of ways, the most successful treatment I have encountered is that of Active Release Techniques. By breaking up the pain-spasm cycle, the patient then becomes mobile enough to function, and to start the next phase of treatment. This second step is that of rehabilitating the stabilizing muscles of the spine. In most cases, these muscles need to be stimulated and strengthened so that the next time a movement is initiated, these muscles will contract first, preventing further injury." I think he can play limited reps if his rest and treatment go well. He's probably able to play 30% of the snaps. I wouldn't think he could go over 50%. http://elitesportstherapy.com/a-new-spin-on-sudden-onset-low-back-pain/

It's only Friday he's got 2 nights to get treatment and get it right.

This^^^^^^^ dude makes some very simple yet good points. Tyrod is the glue that has held our O together. Now if only we had a top 10 defense.

After watching the Raiders stink it up in KC I wish we got them in the cold last week & in 2014. They are a different team in 20 degree weather.

Albright could be the guy.

I like Tyrod's game. He will continue to get better as a passer. He's still young enough where there's a lot of time to progress as a more rounded passer. He's getting there.