BigDingus

Just throwing this out there. Josh Allen was very confused after seeing an African Guy according to closed captions.

Buckets must be Keon Coleman... Even slow to the news.

Maybe I'm just thinking of his famous college game, but did Doug Flutie have any successful Hail Mary's with the Bills?

Wait, really? Since when do they count these as runs for a loss? That's odd.

Why did this not count as a sack for Rousseau (or anyone)?

Allen still in the running for MVP, and a Ravens loss definitely helps (though Lamar still had 2 TDs & 0 INTs). But damn Jared Goff! Dude's gotta slow down on all these TD passes, otherwise he'll leapfrog Allen too.

Just looking at ESPN box score, should Groot have 1 sack for touching Geno when he had his foot stepped on during that 4th down play? The C stepped on his foot, Geno fell down, then Groot landed on him. Box score shows 0 sacks though.

I'm not talking about 1 route though, I'm talking about the entirety of the last 2 weeks. Keon's looked night & day different from before Amari's arrival.

I'm not sure if Amari's sheer presence is opening things up for Coleman, but he sure looks like a star the last 2 weeks!

You're saying that like we have any say in the matter 😅 I agree & would prefer Hyde enjoy retirement, but I'm not sure McDermott would feel the same way if he thinks the S position is still a weakness

Can we go after Clowney in Carolina now? We need pass rush help, right? He'd be someone who could help without breaking the bank. I heard Nick Wright suggest the Ravens do that (while also saying the Chiefs should look at Lattimore in NO as a CB replacement), but I think the Bills could also use the help. When the Chiefs get healthy, they'll have Kelce, Worthy, Hopkins, Hollywood Brown (in time for playoffs) & Juju. Definitely some older guys, but also a group that can be very dangerous paired with Reid & Mahomes. The Bills could use any help they can get, both offensively & defensively. I don't trust McDermott & the D in the playoffs, so even more offensive weapons would be helpful.

I'm just mad right now... In the last thread about trading for Hopkins, people were arguing that a few million dollars was "too much" for Hopkins. I brought up that it's worth it if you really think you have a chance at winning the SB, with the upside of preventing the Chiefs from getting him. "But his numbers were down this year!" - Who cares? So was Amari Cooper's. Having Levis & Rudolph throwing to him as having Mahomes throwing to him in an Andy Reid offense. Oh, and they only traded a 5th. It's not the end of the world, but the Chiefs are 6-0 for a reason, and this will only help more. I hate the Titans right now 😡

It's great that we're firmly atop the division, but hopefully we start seeing wins against actual GOOD teams. We've coasted on a weak schedule, which is part of the reason why there's not a lot of "Josh Allen for MVP" chatter. If they can start beating playoff caliber teams, the narrative will change. Right now it looks like Lamar is the favorite, followed by Goff & Mayfield of all people.

I'd say 2018 is still way behind '04. 2 of the 3 from '04 won multiple Super Bowls. The 2018 class needs a champion before it can get in that conversation, and hopefully it's our guy!

Well if you're in need of another one...

Chiefs made a mistake letting us draft Keon Coleman! Am I doing it right?

Let's trade the 2nd round pick we got from the Texans (technically the Vikings pick) & send it to Dallas for Brandon Aubrey 😆 I heard someone suggest that & thought it was crazy, but you know, it wouldn't hurt to have possibly the best kicker in the league who's clutch from 50+ yards & has even hit a 60 yarder in game.

I love Dion's Jets hate. It makes those games more entertaining, and it's fun to have a LT who's becoming a household name.

I think the defense, Sean McDermott's coaching issues, and lack of explosiveness on offense makes us more of paper tigers come playoff time. We could hang with teams like the Chiefs, but more physical teams like the Ravens would run right over us out with or without Cooper & healthy defensive players.

The fact he's averaging 2.7 yards of separation per play this season is crazy! If Josh can't find him with that kind of space, nobody can. Maybe he can even teach Keon a thing or two as well 😉

This has been my one issue with plays from under center. It's so much better than Dorsey's "do everything out of shotgun," and definitely helps the run game. Unfortunately, it's become a dead giveaway we're running the ball. And when we do pass, it's not successful, but it feels like there's definitely potential there.

At this point, I'd be happier to go back to the turnovers & 40+ TDs a year than 0 INTs and a very average offense. Glad we got the win, and no criticism towards Allen here, I'm just not convinced this conservative play style (and weak WR corps) is a recipe for success.

It's not just them. It's Brady, it's Allen, it's the run D (though they did fine against the Texans), it's McDermott... I just don't trust any of them right now. I think Josh's confidence is in the pits. Brady has nothing if the Bills can't establish the run & they have nobody to pass to. Coleman isn't a WR1, regardless of if he's a rookie or not (either that or he should be a slot guy), Shakir is hurt & not a WR1 either, and everyone else isn't even worth mentioning at this point. Kincaid is a non-factor in games, and Allen's accuracy & pocket awareness has plummeted along with his confidence. This would be a much needed win, but going into this 3 game road stretch this was the one game I cared about least. Beating the Texans and/or Ravens was far more important, but we failed those tests. Now we're just picking up the pieces & trying to salvage what's left.

Probably because our run game isn't good enough & teams are fine dropping back to stop the pass & let their front line handle the rest. At that point, play action just becomes passing with an additional step & doesn't benefit anyone if you're not making anyone bite.

I feel like that applies more to Allen. People love to criticize McDermott, but if you dare say anything critical about Allen, you're the problem.