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Coach: Damn it Corey! All you had to do was blow out the candles on your cake!!!! What happened? Corey: Sorry coach, I couldn't get enough air on it. Coach: Tell me about it Corey! Story of your life son!

ESPN? http://www.espn.com/nfl/picks

Good catch co.springs. The second was obviously batted but at least he acknowledged the unnecessary fault on Josh's part.

Beat me to it! ? Good stuff on the article. I also like the fact that he's the only analyst outside of Buffalo that acknowledged both INT's were off deflections. Everyone is so hell bent on insisting the picks and mis snap are ALL on Josh just to reinforce their agenda insisting Josh is an inaccurate and reckless QB.

I honestly don't see the offensive content. Before ANY draft every prospect has a CHANCE to be a starter. But like mentioned already, if it fires up him and team that's great.

I know game plans change week to week but to me I think they need to really attack the LOS and focus on contain. Eli isn't leaving the pocket. Keep Barkley between the tackles and let the back 4 clean up. Don't need to focus on zone too much until 3rd and long in the secondary since their WRs are sub par at the moment. Spy on Engram, play more man coverage on their WRs and keep Saquon in front of you.

1 guy straight up, 2 against the spread. Daniel Jeremiah pick the Giants straight up as well.

What's your availability for Sunday?

Whoa! Somebody loaded up on sensitivity this morning. Lighten up Francis, it's all in fun but if you feel it necessary to bring up Josh's HS antics go ahead. Seriously, I'll be ok.

He's blocking for Jesus!!!

Never saw the fascination with so many on this guy. His career is pedestrian at best and he's never healthy. I guess since everyone saw his one highlight game where he toasted Gilmore all game and Fitz carved us up on his revenge tour made people believe . What people forget is that the old Bills had a habit of making pedestrian look stellar.

That's where it ends.

How did they call that a safety? Great view from that perspective. The silence at the end was deliciously deafening...

Personally I'm done with the days of hoping opponents premiere players don't suit up and remain on the injured list in the hopes of increasing our chances of winning. I feel we are on the rise and shouldn't cater to that mindset. Bring on the best and see where you stand. In the end it's still 11 vs 11. They pull a knife, we pull a gun. They send one of ours to the hospital, we send one of theirs to the morgue. That's the Buffalo Way!!

I guess all the older respectable Giants fans have died. In all my interactions with their fans in the 80's and 90's I've never known them to be this clueless and obnoxious.

I've had my suspicions in the past but now I'm convinced,...there is something wrong with the water in New Jersey. The Bills are going to have a better home record than the Jets and Giants before they even get to New Era Field. We may have to rename the Meadowlands after this weekend. How does St John Fisher Stadium sound? I find it appropriate since that's where we practice before the actual games begin.

Yep, that was the idea. Since they were not having success deep they felt letting Bell and Crowder work underneath was their best bet moving the chains. Our tackling was solid. If they made the first down it usually wasn't by much. This is a common practice in a Gase offense when going up against exceptional secondaries.

i wanted a WR really bad but didnt think McBeane was making that move that early. I really liked Terry McLaurin (spelling?) with Washington. Could have been had in the later rounds and the kid can ball. Smooth route runner, fast, great hands. Might end up the best of the bunch.

Was thinking that myself. We should get extra credit since the 68 rush yards allowed were against Bell. Not bad considering they didn't produce a turnover til the 4 and out at the end?

I found this pretty amazing and eye opening as to how bad the Receiving Corp was last season and how negatively it reflected on Josh's ability as a QB. As up and down as his game was yesterday he still went 24/37 for 254. I know it's early but that's on pace for 4k on the season. Last season the Bills didn't reach 254 yards passing til Week 8 (287), a blowout loss to the Pats 25-6. Damn! To start the season it went 70, 209, 164, 87, 79, 129, 168 then 287. That's historically bad. Really looking forward to his maturation and chemistry with his new group. He may not be as polished as some before him but he has more heart and grit than them combined and it showed yesterday. Mayfield and Darnold crumbled. Josh said, " I got this"! Go Bills!

This defense is designed to keep everything in front of them, no big chunk plays. Crowder's tally may seem abundant but was relatively harmless outside of a couple 1st downs. Bell was the real offensive threat.

billsbackto81 670 Posted Thursday at 04:34 PM I'm not sure about a flag fest as you say but I wouldn't be surprised if they turn a blind eye here and there on questionable dirty plays like on Hauschka last year and possible late hits on Josh. ------------------- I posted that comment in response to someone's thread last week. A lot of members here started with the " here we go again, blaming the refs" rhetoric. I don't necessarily blame the refs for borderline flags that go against us but this is a case of just ignoring blatant abuse and intent to injure and that's not acceptable.

Sorry dude, that's about as blatant as it comes. The guy is a scumbag and has no respect for other players livelihood. He deliberately try to take out Josh's knees well after the ball was gone, inexcusable.

Did I miss something? Wasn't Josh like at 66% with a couple drops.

They made mention of this on WFAN today. On practically all Jet 3rd downs the ball was delivered short of marker intentionally. Some were made with YAC and most weren't.