bigduke6

dahell am i watching right now....

hey random ESPN sideline reporter, u get to interview Belichick b4 the game. Random Sideline reporter: ......ffs great..

well Bill......that was enlightening....lol such a good interview as always.

id like to see a few screens to Brieda tonight

ya thats a big loss for them.

if there was ever a game where we need Star, this is it.

think we need big games from Knox and Beas tonight.

the big question is, does Bass make a 70yd field goal tonight?

thinking Beas could have a big night with the short stuff.

i look at Belichicks son and think to myself, if this guy wasnt working for his dad, he looks like a guy that would be working the register at the gas station.

hey look, theres the Falls, which has nothing to do with Buffalo

ya it sucks that games can be decided by how the refs call or dont call a game. just be consistent, not consistently inconsistent 😋

im still upset about those no call holds....

but u could have seen Shefter and Suzie nearly fall of their chairs due to the wind

i expect a ton of short passing game rub (pick) routes, screens, and inside draws. the typical Patsies annoying offense.

lol 3 of the espn pregame crew nearly fell off their chairs.

no Dugger is a big loss for them.

this feels like the Tennesee game and Chiefs game last year, where injuries and the weather favored the other team. no Tre against the Titans and the weather for the Chiefs game was terrible for passing. this time, we get both, no Tre, and crappy passing game weather. if we dont win in trenches all night long, its gonna be rough. sadly we dont seem to win in the trenches even in the best of conditions. we need turnovers. Go Bills!

Brownies main problems this year have been injuries, pure and simple. Baker has been hurt the majority of the season and theyre trying to mask it by playing differently. Chubb and Hunt have both been out limiting their run game which was what opened up the pass for them. Mac has a great situation he fell into. a great defense to limit what he has to do, a running game to allow him to do less. as of this moment, Mac is a game manager, hes not actually winning the games for them. does that mean he will or wont be more than that in the future, we shall see. the next man up thing in the NFL makes its sound like the next guy can fill the injured players shoes fully and allow the team to not miss a step. thats rarely the case. there are guys on every team that u take them away, the team has to change the way they play significantly, and most of the time its a problem and doesnt work. im worried about Tre going down. when Mac starts being the reason the Pats are winning, ill start to worry.

i know the original question was what team do u fear the most. tbh, i fear every team right now. thats how badly our Bills can play any given Sunday. yes when things are working we can blow teams out, we havent blown any "good" teams out tho and seem to struggle against very good teams and on occasion terrible teams. its this inconsistency that says we should fear everybody.

not sure some of u understand how important Tre is to this defense. a guy that can shutdown one side of the field basically by himself, allows the rest of the D to do things they wont be able to if Jackson needs extra help. this is a big loss, Tre is an all pro for a reason. hint, its not for his tackling or run support, although hes not bad at either of those things. we'll see how Dane holds up. hope he can handle it cuz remember, hes a backup corner who couldnt beat out Wallace, a player a ton of peeps here dont like and want a replacement for. that should tell u all u need to know about what this injury potentially does to this D.

look even Klatt said it on the Stroud late TD run that was called back for basically nothing, he'd seen tons of no calls that were far worse than that very questionable hold. i respect Klatt totally and on top of that, i saw all this crap with my own 2 eyes.

sour grapes? mbe. more like im tired of seeing refs call ticky tack garbage on one team while blatantly ignoring the same thing for the other team. i easily counted 10+ holding calls on that amazing mauling Michigan OLine that led to very nice runs. wasnt called fairly for both teams imo. if ichigan actually earned it, i wouldnt care tbh. when the refs earn it for u.....well same crap as the NFL lately so i shouldnt be upset i guess.

im fine with less flags, im not fine with blatant no calls on dirty or dangerous plays, or plays that change the game. call it consistent for both teams, enforce rules that are designed to protect the players. that no call going late and low on Josh on a passing play is the kind of bush league crap that makes people question the NFL. Brady gets that call if somebody so much as passes gas within a five yard radius of him. consistency is all we ask. this season has been the worst when it comes to consistency.

apparently the refs decided pre game that Michigan would win this one. thats cool, gratz, have fun getting yer ass handed to u by Georgia and or Alabama.