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Not only injured, lose what should have been a victory. Fumbles lose football games.

I realize its early, but I'll go out on a limb and say core Intact the Bills are a legit playoff contender IMO. Something we probably both agree on. Where Buffalo stands in the grand scheme of things remains to be seen. Standing One Buffalo strong my friend... ...One Buffalo strong...

Generally speaking though it appears the O at home or away is able to communicate better with lower crowd noise and as a result we have better executed play from the offensive units on both sides IMO. 12th man makes a difference...

Absolutely, In a game of many big plays

Speaking of sticking Stank_Nasty ( tongue twister) Gabriel Davis's finger tip grab in the endzone was insane! How about that for yor 1st TD in the NFL. MERCY!!!

I think the heat may have started to wear down the Bills D in the 2nd half. Fitzy and the fiesty fish made some big plays.. They deserve some credit. I feel like despite not having preseason most teams in the league have came out in mid season form. Amazing... Perhaps 18 game regular season ( no preseason) is the way to go IMO.

What a football game. My hats off to the bearded one for protecting the ball well and making it real interesting. I'm still smiling ear to ear from Josh's performance today. ( most smiling I've done in months) Great review OP

Beat by Tyrod Taylor and then beat again by the always good on paper , but never seems to materialize Browns. Tua could end up being just as good, or bad depending on how you look at it IMO. Lets see If Tua goes 0 - 2...

Especially If you have a tv app available like spectrum provides. I use my xbox one to watch tv in my bedroom. One less needed cable box, saves money. Works great...

Understandable If so, Fromm might be called upon to lead the team in the event of an outbreak and its good to build confidence and develop some kind of chemistry with the rest of the team and its players IMO. Total isolation doesn't help much when it comes to development.

Watching Tannehill almost take the Titans all the way makes me feel sorry for the smelly fish. Ever notice how close the spelling of Tua is to Tuna? McD's D might be eating Tua fish sandwiches soon...

I like Fitzy Tre White and our secondary likes Fitzy. The bearded one can be very generous with the football sometimes...

I agree, Sliding puts a player with good body control like Allen into a vulnerable position IMO. Myself personally, Josh Allen may develop into one of the best passing QB's in the league with the strongest arm the NFL has ever seen. The arm and high intelligence is what makes Allen special. Not his legs. Hits on his throwing shoulder/arm, concussions put both at risk. Allens dual threat capabilities should be preserved for special occasions IMO. Game winning drives. Playoffs, the Superbowl. Fly under the radar. In big games you unleash the tiger.

Its all good, haha Yes, Josh is a dual threat and no, thats not what I said... I'm not a mind reader and I took Yo's topic meaning of dual threat QB's as signal callers running abilities used as a running QB by design and not by chance from mobility on broken plays. Theres a difference. No biggie

You started a thread on dual threat QB's and went on to show QB's leading the teams in rushing. How do you expect this to be interpreted If you don't mind my asking? As mobile? Tom Brady is a master at QB sneaks. Do you consider Brady a dual threat?

If you don't distinguish the difference between mobile and dual threat you need a bigger list. Myself personally, as another posted earlier the better a QB can throwthe ball the less he runs. Or needs to run IMO. (Qcity) By your definition all QB's are a dual threat including the GOAT, Tom Brady.

I consider dual threat a QB/ player used frequently in the O with called runs IMO. Mobile on the other hand like Mahomes is someone who is clearly going to beat the crap out of you passing the football.

On a side note I kinda liked the flow of the game without all the excessive crowd noise. Being able to hear all the natural sounds of football more clearly. The hard hits sounded louder. Reminded me of how well you can hear the sounds of a hockey game / players. I'm not hating it...

Given the missed TD its a reasonable assessment. B+ for breaking the 300 mark and giving Diggs a good opening day workout. Something special is brewing in Buffalo I Billieve...

Josh Allen can put the ball anywhere on the field on any given play with plenty of play makers to help him. Myself personally, a little less of Allen running the football is a healthy way to remedy the problem.

Aside from the Allen fumbles its hard not to come away from the game without being very pleased with the performance of Josh Allen. Diggs fits the Bill. Who needs preseason games This is one tough Buffalo Bills football team. MERCY!!!

The US has never had anything close to what I would consider to be a full nationwide lockdown IMO. I agree, its been the worst of all worlds here in the United States Perhaps the Divided States would be more appropriate...

You have to get the job done in a united shutdown. Not 50% of the outbreak. Not 75% of the outbreak. All of it. Or as close to all of it as you can get IMO. Until the virus becomes more then just manageable. You finished the job when the virus becomes the hunted. Everyone seems to think the country's businesses running at a quarter to half capacity. Empty stadiums, schools half empty, our whole economy crippled for month after month as some of our oldest and wisest citizens continue to fall prey to Covid 19. Everyone seems to think this is better then a 30 to 45 day united lockdown. Its not, not in my humble opinion. The US never got the job done right to begin with IMO.

I agree, From a continuity standpoint on O the main core of Bills players excluding Diggs already has a good understanding of the Daboll Offense IMO. I'm also confident that McD is preaching play smart. Stay focused. Protect the football. Taking a more conservative approach to start the season would be the smart thing to do IMO. If Buffalo runs up the score against the Jets it will probably have more to do with the Bills running game then anything IMO. Still, the ball can bounce many ways. No twelth man to help turn the tide. I'm cautiously optimistic...

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