Scott7975

The only team thus far to "jump ahead" of us and make the Super bowl since Allen is the Bengals one time. Its been KC and nobody but KC in our conference.

Its run like any other team. GM takes input from the coaching staff but the GM does indeed run the draft.

I feel that though. I don't give a crap about Lamar. Buffalo needs to win some divisional round at least. Not just Josh. The team. Can't just keep beating these wildcard teams that honestly shouldn't even be there. The old format was better. It was better football.

I think they meant Sunday lol.

I said the same thing on twitter lol.

NFL preview of the Bills/Ravens game.

I mean, I don't even know why you are harping on this over a comment that I made that is factual. Josh has not had a good game against the Ravens yet. That is a fact. If we are going to win this football game then he needs to because the Ravens have a lot more than just some passing to worry about. Again, I give this game 50/50 because its a game that both teams are great and either can win. Out of all the teams I believe this is the Bills worst matchup. You are harping on me because I stated a fact. Do you think we are going to just easily beat them or something?

He may not have had a great game in raw passing yards but he has been very efficient in at least 2 of the games. Josh best game was like 55% completions and that was this past game. I always have hope with Josh Allen. There is no question there. I said I was 50/50 on the game and I dont expect a blowout like week 4.

I have no problem with that. Thats the way it should be. I spend a lot of time on twitter though and it's more than just "defending their guy with passion" and as I said, thats from both sides. Its like going to chiefs planet or whatever their forums are.

Yeah, I seen that on twitter. I was kinda surprised about some of those numbers. The comments from Ravens fans are comical. Although they usually are on twitter. I used to think Miami fans were the most annoying fanbase. Miami fans got nothin on Ravens fans. Even Chiefs fans are more tolerable. TBF I am talking twitter here and there are some scumbag Bills fans on there too.

Of all the teams in the NFL, this is the one that scares me the most. Traditionally the Bills aren't very good catching mobile QBs. Lamar is the most dynamic mobile QBs in the league IMO. We also traditionally are not good against teams that both run the ball well and pass the ball well. Well, the Ravens do all 3 of those things. Unfortunately, also traditionally Josh has had bad games against the Ravens. Even in wins. This is going to be a tough test for our defense and our team. The Ravens are probably the worst matchup for us in the league. Probably followed by the Eagles because they are kind of the same offensively and they also have a stout D. This game scares me just because we don't match up well defensively and Josh has yet to have a great game against them. I'm still at a 50/50 could go either way. No way do I see a game like week 4 happening again, but I do see a close game where it's going to come down to who makes the least mistakes and maybe which defense makes the elite play in the 4th quarter.

Great write-up as always. I wanted to comment on this part because you were at the game and I listened to the TV broadcast... I could tell the fans were not loud. I even commented in the GDT about it. I was shocked. I said that we shouldn't be able to hear their QB make calls at the line. He should have to be using the silent count. I can't believe everyone was so worried about Denver. I said all week they were a middling team and they had no chance unless we turned the ball over a lot, which we haven't done this year.

You can hear that right out of Sean Paytons mouth after the game. He said "we didn't expect their run game to be so efficient." Meaning they weren't worried about game planning for the run game.

Yup and if you get behind you dont have the potential double dip to catch you up. Also, scoring 7 points on the first drive is not going to bring them out of their run game. And Also also, if you happen to stop their first drive you are at a huge advantage. Now you can score first and still get the double dip. The only time I would want to take the ball first is if the weather was decent at start of game but expected to be bad soon.

Easier to do when you throw to the most wide open receivers in the league.

They all gonna try and make back all the money they lost betting on Denver.

Really good interview IMO.

F that. I need Allen to be Allen. Bradshaw can go piss.

Thats skewed a little bit by playing the Steelers. I think you know as well as I do that the Steelers are a fraud team and have been for years. Lets not do this. Teams play who they play. We can go team for team if you like. You might have had a tougher game or two but the SOS is highly skewed by record which could be just who you play and when you play them. For instance Miami has a crap record because they were without a starting caliber QB for half a season. We played them both times with Tua, but that won't show up on SOS sheet. We played Houston when they still had Diggs and were hungry. You played them when they were locked into seeding and had 1 good receiver. Are you going to say playing the Browns is any tougher than Jets or Pats? You played Philly, we played Detroit. You played the Commanders, we played the Rams. You played the Giants, we played the Titans. We can do this all day bro but in reality we played about the same toughness of teams.

The key to stopping Henry is to tackle him before he gets going. If he gets to the second level, thats when he becomes a problem. The key to stopping Lamar is not letting him get out of the pocket. Our guys are too slow to lose contain on Lamar.

I don't think he has ever played in the snow. Certainly the cold but not the snow.

I posted the pic in the Ravens thread probably the same time you were creating this one. I got mine from an email so I will cross post what Fitz said here too... “I'm really excited about the opportunity,” Fitzpatrick said. “I love the fan base in Buffalo, and it's a place where I've always felt like I've been at home… I loved Kyle Williams, seeing him with all his family doing it last week, and I can't wait for the opportunity this week to get everybody fired up.” Fitzpatrick said that through his four years in Buffalo and after, he has always had a deep appreciation for Bills Mafia for embracing him. “I've always had a deep understanding and appreciation of what it meant to be part of Bills Mafia, and I think they have embraced me for my playing style and personality and for me just being myself,” Fitzpatrick said. “We lived in the Southtowns, so we had great neighbors, and have always just felt a deep connection to Buffalo.”