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We are going to blow this game.

Ducasse you bum. Although that could have been called on Webb, as well.

As soon as he broke that tackle I knew he was going to fumble.

No, a WNY BBall coach trolled another WNY institution. St. Bonas itself had nothing to do with it. But, that's cool. Now someone won't get a scholarship like your daughter did because you got your feelings hurt.

If your an alum of the school, that's pretty darn petty.

The town isn’t great, but the campus itself is beautiful. I loved going to school there.

Well, we will have to agree to disagree. I guess maybe someone on our team should have shoved him, but what good would have ensued if we just started throwing punches? That's all I am trying to get at.

Gronk was flagged. It was just offset by Hyde's penalty on the same play. Which is really stupid. One team commits two personal fouls, but gets left off the hook because the other team committed one. Screw that. In that situation, Amendola's and Hyde's penalties should have offset and then Gronks should have been enforced. I mean, in the end it didn't matter because of Jerry Hughes, but at least we would have ended up in the same spot.

I like the fact that we didn't go after Gronk for that hit. That doesn't mean the team is spineless, it means it is smart. Well, other than Jerry Hughes of course. I liked it. No need to do something stupid to get yourself suspended. Gronk looks terrible right now.

I, for one, hope Tyrod can't go next week and we get another chance to see Peterman.

I think we may be underestimating how low the Chiefs pick could be. They are in a free fall. If they lose out, which I pray they do, and we lose out. We could have two top 10 picks.

If nothing else. You need to keep him so that the Patriots don't get him. If BB wants him, then clearly he sees something in him.

This game was over the minute Tyrod threw that interception on the first possession of the game. Took what should have been seven points right off the board. He completely panicked.

I mean, a drive for a touchdown here keeps us in it. I don't have much faith, but holding on to what little I have.

Lmao, Lawson is not a bust. All people care about is sacks for defensive linemen, but that isn't what Shaq Lawson is. He is a running stopping outside defender. He has actually done his job as the Bills have been gashed up the middle today, not on the edge.

We are playing for our playoff hopes here. With Baltimore cruising against Detriot, we need this win to keep pace. If we don't win this, I doubt we make the playoffs at 9-7.

Because you are hoping to save time to see if you can get a good run back on the kickoff. Maybe set your self up to be in field goal range before the half ends.

I think he was trying to challenge for intentional grounding. You must not be able to do that.

Fisher was there long enough to deserve to be fired. McDermott hasn't even had one full season yet and we are sitting at 6-5, in the wild-card race, with a roster that is one of the worst in the NFL. You want to replace the coach that has gotten that much out of this little talent? I just don't see any parallels between the two teams because the Rams have a QB who is willing to throw the ball and make mistakes.

Most teams run the ball when they are up two scores in the second half. Didn't everyone kill the Falcons last year for throwing too much in the second half of the Super Bowl which allowed the Pats time to get back in the game? I mean, we should probably throw a little more than we do when up by two scores, but that mostly just comes down to the offense being super obvious. LIke Dennison only throws the ball on third and long in the second half. It wouldn't be an issue if our rushing attack was better. While you might call it conservative, doesn't running the ball also wear down the defense? Aren't they trying to move the ball while also keep the clock running? I just don't by the assessment you are making. I'd like to see some other stats of other QBs, and how often they throw in the second half up two scores.

Sign Kirk Cousins, use first two draft picks on offensive line, and won’t he Super Bowl. Just saying.

Which is all the more reason why the offense needs to pick up the slack. That Jags defense also has a lot more talent than we do because they have picked at the top of the draft the last couple of years and signed good free agents. Trying to compare us to Jacksonville is stupid. Offense doesn’t score points, but it’s our defense that lost us games. Got it!!

The Saints had 17 first-half points to the Bills 3. The Jets had 10 points in the first half, to the Bills 7. You guys act like the game was already over before halftime, when each of those was well within reach. It wasn't until the second half when the defense started to get tired that things went south. In each of those games, the opposing team had the time of possession advantage. In fact, the Saints had double the time of possession. I'm not saying blame Tyrod for the defenses poor performance, but when people say "Tyrod didn't give up 47 points." I think that's a BS state because he was a major contributor to the Saints game.

Care to refute that Tyrod is as much to blame for a poor defensive performance as the actual defense. I think it is.

I honestly don't think the defense is that big of an issue. We have had success on defense in the first half, we have been getting blown out in the second half. You know why we get blown out in the second half? It is because our offense can't sustain drives to give our defense a rest, nor is it putting points on the board. When your down 30-3 midway through the third guys tend to just give up and want to stay healthy for another week. Had our offense done things against the Jets, Saints, and Chargers, I don't think you see our defense get gashed like it did. That's why I hate it when I hear people say, 'Well, Tyrod didn't give up 47 points, he didn't give up 6 rushing touchdowns.' Well, yeah he may not have been on the field, but his play was a big contributing factor. His inability to move the offense and go 3-and-out so much led to those things.