Billsatlastin2018

“Mahomes finds some time” well sure, after there was a TACKLE in front of him! are these ***** zebras blind, on the take or BOTH?

Can Goof throw the ball 10 yards at this career juncture?

Look at the zebras, deciding how much cash they’ll take from Paddy!

Not even one word about dat!

There was a tackle there by 52 springing that one!

The entire sequence was idiotic! Of NO value to go anywhere down the field! In the end, Goff is a Goof!

Goof throwing for 5 yards when he needs 50! 🤪

Gash time. 14-7 and the ball to start the 2nd Half.

100%! Through 53 to the ground. NO CALL!

Are these still available? And how much? My daughter is looking for her husband.

The Athletic reviews this serious deficiency, we all saw! “Offensive tackle was an issue, and the depth is getting dire The Bills were up against an extremely talented Steelers defensive line, but the performances they got from almost all of their offensive tackles lacked in a big way. It began with their starters — Dion Dawkins on the left side and Spencer Brown on the right. Dawkins is the clear-as-day top offensive tackle on the team, though some flaws in his pass protection against the Steelers are nowhere close to the positive tune-up the Bills would have liked to see from their top left tackle. He even had a false start penalty mixed in, and the inefficient evening likely played a role into his playing for an additional drive after quarterback Josh Allen subbed out of the game. Dawkins is a sneaky storyline this year, as his play dropped off slightly in 2022, and he’s now in his age-29 season. With a $15.3 million cap hit in 2024, Dawkins needs a bounce-back year. As for Brown, he had a pair of 10-yard penalties and a handful of bad reps as a pass protector. It just hasn’t looked like everything has come together as it should have, as though he may be thinking through each rep rather than letting his physical tools take over. But he’s in no jeopardy of surrendering his job, because the depth at offensive tackle is getting worse by the week. Brandon Shell’s early-week retirement, combined with a potential long-term injury for Tommy Doyle and continued poor play from swing tackle David Quessenberry really puts the Bills in a bind. Quessenberry has not done enough this summer to warrant a locked-in roster spot, and a bad beat early into his playing time in the third quarter is more evidence he could be a significant liability if he has to play any snaps in 2023. He also entered the game after some younger offensive tackle options for the second week in a row, which is not the best sign for his roster safety. The lone bright spot from the game is reserve tackle Ryan Van Demark, who put together some good tape while taking 33 snaps at left tackle. Now with Doyle potentially out of the picture, and Quessenberry continuing to struggle, Van Demark’s bid for a spot on the 53-man roster is growing stronger by the day. However, the Bills cannot entrust the 2022 undrafted free agent as their primary swing tackle in 2023, so they need to look intently at outside reinforcements. One name to keep in mind is Jason Peters, who began his career in Buffalo. Peters, although he’s 41 years old with his best days behind him, played over 200 snaps in Dallas last year and over 800 in Philadelphia the year before. It would be a poetic end to a career to return to where it started for one of the best offensive linemen of the last two decades.”

Paton is 100% correct! Hackett was beyond abysmal as HC. However, in HIS role, keep your inner voice restrained!

Some SHARP posts here! 😜

A buddy on the Cowboy: “Cowherd is a clever man who has research staff help him with stats to frame different argments every day. He has a lot of time to fill every day, which is the problem for these types of broadcasters. I used to get fooled by him but no more. One day he is selling apples, the next day oranges. I never buy his ***** anymore. I am more interested when his guests sort him out, like Nick Wright who is a bills basher but who knows a lot more than CC.”

I did rank the other Josh just ahead of Allen and wondered whether OBD had screwed the pooch… again!

As in ALL the other Pro Sports, nobody gives a ***** whether somebody finishes first in the Regular Season. Ask the 2022 Boston Bruins! NOBODY!

Should be!

Overall… things are better at some important positions. But is the HC & OC better to get the maximum out of the roster to beat the Chiefs & Bengals- minimum? At best, we are not positively motivated.

Another buffoon like response in a critical, go to the AFC Championship, Home Playoff game? Uhhhh… hell YEAH! Why would you keep him? Flatlined his course. ‘13 Seconds’ is the tell on his tombstone!

Most current? Andy Reid! Bullpen? Hoodie, Pederson, McVay & Taylor. NOT… who we have! Absolutely… NO.

I agree with EVERY word of the 13 Seconds! Until the Clapper takes them to the SB AND Wins, 13 Seconds will always be on him! It was the worst HC lack of decision making in Pro Sports! Ranks with not running the Beast from the 1 and getting snakes eyes Butler! THAT was a SB appearance minimum… lost!

PERFECT!✔️

A manager of 2 World Champions in Baseball- Paul Beeston! And some odd dude named Jobs. (He didn’t wear shoes either, at the time)

I agree with every word here and said so, at the time! It was an atrocious job of Head Coaching,starting with the unbelievably inept FUBAR to not squib kick! The point, the ONLY point was to use up 3-5 seconds! Plus, whatever D was being called on McDs TOs was totally inept. THIS was a SB lost in perhaps the Top 1-2 Offensive Playoff games in NFL history. Its choke job loss led to the belief that the Bills could easily take the next step! Now, having been horribly outclassed and at Home by Cinci,the Bills are clearly- at best, 3rd in the AFC. I hope Kincaid and the other moves will be successful. That is up to Dorsey who was far from perfect in 2022. The sked is far more difficult. I am hopeful, but not half as inspired as I was a year ago.

Yeah. A ridiculous comment. Dude… 7th Round, not the first.