Maybe. If it’s a weather game and the ground attack is predominantly used, it may be something of a mirage. I’m looking to Houston on the road in prime time to indicate if this team has what it takes or is a playoff pretender.
Pretty sure the Steelers were the # 1 seed that year, losing to the Bills at home in the divisional. That was week after the comeback WC game vs Oilers.
I don’t feel very confident about the Thursday night @ Houston, but it’s unlikely the Bills lose all the games you listed. I would also guess that Joe Burrow will not return in time to play the Bills @ Highmark.
I don’t see it. There’s no obvious candidate on staff to take over. At this stage you’re really talking about changing a play caller as it’s too late to install a new offense.
Well, you’re correct that fans have no say and never will. Hopefully no one here ever thought otherwise. It’s a business and always has been. That’s the bottom line. Sure , it’s entertainment but not anything more. I’d also agree that the NFL was probably at its best during the earlier part of the Tagliabue era.
He’s just better than what we had out there today, simple as that. Maybe Palmer is better , but he didn’t play yet again.
Allen was bad today, the INT was abysmal. Tried to do too much with the running play when he fumbled.
They had awful gameplans ( or lack of game plan) on both sides of the ball. Yes that is definitely coaching. Brady was terrible and McD not much better. Was only referring to being motivated.
That’s on our overrated players , not the coach. These aren’t 12 year olds. They shouldn't need extra motivating when they have a chance to crush a division rival and set themselves up to defend their title.
Those were close games. The Bills just got b*#%* slapped by a 2-7 division rival that their QB owned until today. This was just an all out embarrassment and what looks to be the end of a string of division titles for the franchise.