SoCal Deek

Evil...no. Sane...yes. There are now, and always have been, poor people all over the planet. They've generally respected international law in their migratory patterns. What is so different this time?

Thanks…but my comment was about those teams that desperately need a QB. As we witnessed for almost two decades, until you get a decent QB…you are doomed. And all those non-QBs we drafted through those years came and went through Orchard Park with little to no real impact, only to eventually move on to other contenders by the time their rookie contract had expired. I pity the fan base of those QB needy teams.

No it doesn’t and never has. Thanks for sharing your true thoughts though. Sheeesh

I do not deny that. That doesn’t excuse them from breaking international laws.

Since the budget/spending is locked in for the upcoming year, and any legislation will be vetoed at the White House, they’re essentially left with their oversight and investigation role. I hope they actually do some!

This is a complicated economic issue but one simple fact remains…you do not simply walk into a sovereign nation wherever and whenever you choose. There isn’t a war going on in Mexico on the other side of the River. These people are not fleeing shelling. They are purposely breaking our laws.

I trust your analysis far more than mine…but…are there seven guys coming off the board in the first nine picks? I’m guessing not. And that means a whole bunch of those teams are heading into 2023 with essentially no shot at any real improvement. As we learned, some flashy young CB isn’t going to get you where you want to go.

This should be interesting. In a draft order where seven of the top nine teams (not the Raiders or Detroit) could really use a QB upgrade, most will tell you this isn’t a good year for college QBS. I remember well when the Bills were in that position seemingly year after year after year.

It’s exactly as I said. The Bills are betting on the assumption that over the course of the game the opposing QB isn’t going to throw a perfect pass every time. That’s especially true with Mac Jones. The Pats receivers made him look even better than he is yesterday. Against better QBs the Bills defensive strategy will be different.

Too complicated for you…that’s obvious.

I’m going to need a glossary. The unrest in China and Iran is good, but the unrest in Brazil is bad? Come on people! Seems like a lot home team rooting going on here. The world is growing smaller all the time, but drawing these overarching conclusions is ridiculous.

Not sure what the whining is about. If the Bills play the Chiefs it will now be on a neutral field. I’ll take it!

See my post right above yours. I don’t think it’s about hoping the pass rush gets there. I think the Bills are simply betting on the inherent inaccuracy of the opponent’s QBs….and to this point, they’ve been right.

The Bills pass defense is indeed frustrating to watch but I’ve come to learn that it’s based on the bet that the other team’s QB isn’t going to be perfect the entire drive, and definitely not the entire game. We saw that yesterday in real time. Mac was hitting everything early on but as the game wore on the passes got less and less accurate and the final two INTs were perfect examples of that. What’ll be interesting to watch for is how well that strategy holds up against Joe Burrow.

I cannot see that happening this year. The power differential between the top tier teams and those that just barely got in is really significant this season. Maybe more so than any year in recent memory.

I cannot recall a year where so many teams are entering the playoffs on such hot streaks. The Bills, KC, Bengals, 49ers and Jags all have not lost since November. Most years it seems that teams sit and rest their starters in the final game but there was so much separation between the haves and have nots this season that the playoff contenders couldn’t afford to do that.

Yes, but they played seventeen games so their per game differential (which is all that matters with that stat) is actually less.

They finish the season with league leading +169 point differential…or essentially 10 points per game. Somehow it sure hasn’t seemed like it.

He must be spending a lot of time around McKenzie. 😉

What are they saying in WNY? It seemed to me that Josh has a cold. Seemed like it during the midweek press conference and it looked like it today. Lots of sniffling and using smelling salts.

They have to fix that rule. What the heck is Jones supposed to do.

What in the world did this scout team see in Elam? That is definitely not a First Round CB.

and right or wrong you’re seeing the results

Blasphemy! The League doesn’t call penalties on NE. No face mask on Josh earlier and no intentional grounding on Mac. Ridiculous.

I don’t think it’ll get better after sitting in the locker room for a bit. This second half is going to truly test the coaching staff.