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The narrative will change after Sunday. The Bills are good, time to man up and psyche for the Jungle. They will bungle in the jungle (JT) and change the narrative.

I think @DCOrange has PTSD from when Lombardi Lenny ran for about 600 yards against Syracuse when he was with LSU back in his college days.

This is a game the Bills can win. I am optimistic about this one. I feel that the Bills have played poorly, have had bad injury luck, the ball hasn't really bounced their way, but the tide is going to turn on Sunday Night and a tough resilient Buffalo Bills team will actually be victorious.

I do not believe he will start exactly right away. But he will be around for another year or so and KE is likely out the door. The last time I saw him play he had a tough game. But we will see. We still have a third.

I am not expecting anything big, or anything at all. May a DT like Harrison Phillips, but not going to be trading a 1st rounder without the extension in place.

Miami started slow their last games as well.

It is going to be close, I would fathom to guess.

My bad. About the same thing though.

Chiefs likely handle the Broncos regardless. Blaine Gabbert is the back up. He almost won the AFC Championship game one year.

I see Harrison Phillips as being most likely. The Bills are bleeding at 1T, although Thursday was better, and this FO has familiarity with HP. Right now, for me, this is the most likely scenario.

Things went bad when Booth's medical issue came to light in the final days leading up to that draft as Booth had played as a perfect fit. Great zone awareness and active, willing tackler. Booth's game was miles ahead of KE, but then the word was out that Booth was not viable due to his medicals, and it became a scramble. My favorites, and I am no expert at all, were McDuffie and Kyler Gordon. I know McDuffie is doing well but haven't followed K. Gordon with the Bears. They went with Elam and the final chapters have not been written.

Rapp is scary bad. Then he tries to overcompensate for being scary bad by engaging in late hits and unnecessary roughness events.

I think 17 could have pulled it out and easily gone around left end for a TD.

I am two thumbs down on this performance. The shotgun run call at the goal line was painfully and predicably doomed from conception. From the last play of the 3rd Qtr, which was glaringly low IQ, on to the end it was terrible. The playmakers of the previous 3 Qtrs, minus one play, were ignored for a series of super conservative, short of the line of gain futile concepts. Jordan Phillips? My disappointment in what transpired is infinitely vast.

Josh Norman..... what the heck? How can this be?

But two big plays by AI tonight would be more than Knox, Harty and Sherfield typically bring.

I was an Isabella doubter, but I saw some juice in pre-season and with Harty being a dud (so far) I am ready for this and have been a proponent thereof. Go Bills, must win. Better get pumped.

I heard this song the past three weeks. I still can't quite catch the tune.

I would like to see Isabella get a shot. He seems to have more spark than Harty

93 was being pancaked on many plays.

Our sails have no wind at the moment. Mafia may be subdued unless the Bills can come out and fire things up a bit.

It was a total team loss. Drops, missed kicks, missed throws, missed tackles ... two weeks in a row I have come to the conclusion that our Bills are not a great football team.

The new RB is active. And Kaiir and Ingram are active

I guess I should correct that to say I, at least, will not be at all surprised if the Bills took an L in Foxboro today.

No one will be surprised, based on the past two (2) weeks, if the Bills take an L in Foxboro today. The Offense has to find itself and score points early. That first drive 3 and out cannot happen if our Buffalo Bills are going to sneak out of New England at 5-2