BuffaloBillyG

I agree with you. I remember a lot of people on the "anyone but Coleman" wagon. I was one of them as well. The problem, I believe, was that there was one person that not only wasn't on the "No Coleman" wagon...but he led the Coleman Please train. And that was Josh Allen. For whatever reason, Allen wanted him and when he was there when we picked Beane made his QB happy. In my own mind, Beane not wanting to rock the boat with Josh is what led to him trading back twice. I believe he was hoping someone else would grab Coleman.

Wait til people learn the Patriots will be coming off their bye week when the play us in Foxboro

He's a two down thumper. Better at run support than coverage. Good size at 245lbs. Ran a 4.63 40 out of college. He's described as an emotional leader. He's 29. Not sure If spend picks on him, but if he's cut I'd kick the tires.

At the close of last year the Vikings had both Darnold and Daniel Jones in their roster. Let both walk. That was a poor choice.

He was. I noticed it presnap.

Of all the Bills that have ever been, you dream about Bishop? Gibran Hamdan silently weeps.

"Travis Kelce Revealed to be 3 Midgets in a Trenchcoat" "Andy Reid Deported to North Pole, Assists with Repopulation of Walruses" "Tyreek Hill, Deshaun Watson and Justin Tucker win Handball Tournament" "Miami Dolphins and Cleveland Browns Trades to CFL for 10lbs of Canadian Bacon" "Chris Collinsworth Loses Voice, Out For Season"

On the first play we forced and recovered a fumble. Unfortunately, Groot lined up Offside. That set the tone right there.

Nope. What's gonna happen is Taylor and Jessica will end up divorcing. As will Josh and Hailee. Josh will, after retirement, come back to town to be the Legend of the Game. It will be around Christmas. And Josh will marry Jessica and become owner of the Bills. They will make (another Bills related) Hallmark movie about it. Hailee will portray Jessica.

Yeah, for how much hate he got here (some of it justified) he really was a key component in the middle. It's unfortunate that Chicago gave him such a huge contract and we lost him.

He's missed: 3 games, 8 games, 2 games, 6 games (so far) in his 4 seasons. That almost a 5 game a season average. We already get that from Samuel.

We can point to scheme all we want. However this defensive scheme and mentality has been successful in the past and is still used by and successfully ran by other teams. It always comes back to lack of talent. We just don't have the horses to drive this style of play any longer. When we ran this defense with prime Milano, Taron, Poyer, Hyde, Tre and they were all in their prime it got results. All 5 of those guys were key components that are now often injured, less effective, broken down, retired and washed respectively. Beane has done a mediocre job replacing talent with talent. It seems to my eye, Everytime we have lost a player on defense we replaced them with a guy that's not quite as good. It's going from Poyer and Hyde to Hamlin/Bishop and Rapp. Guys that are good depth that they insist on starting. We have no speed, no one with any ball hawk skills in the secondary. Our small linebackers get swept away in the rush. There are no guys in that defense that we can rely on to make a big game altering play in a big spot. And that's what we lack the most. Actual playmakers on defense. We have plenty of "steady Eddies". Guys that can be part of doing their 1/11th. But no one that can elevate in key moments. That's what Von was supposed to be. That's what I was hoping to see out of Bosa.

Ah the old "teams around the NFL are lining up to send their best players to Buffalo" routine.

I think a fun game would be to trace the coaches lineage back and find out how they are all related career wise to Doug Marrone. Six Degrees of Doug Marrone.

Bills 30 Panthers 27 OVERTIME GAME!

This one places his timeline as "8 weeks or fewer". However, unless he suddenly gets Wolverine level healing powers, he won't be playing against us.

Hate to see any player get hurt. We may critique and criticize their play, but we have to remember, these are people too and have lives off the field. That said, hopefully, Rapp takes a few weeks to heal up and we can have someone step in and step up.

Agree to disagree. No one likes to be shown they were wrong, least alone on a national stage. Now, that's not to say if there was a good deal to have been had he would have passed on it. But it definitely makes it an easier pill to swallow if he does make a move.

I kinda like the skills challenge leading up to the "game". I think they should do it where they do the skill challenge but it has to be at a position they don't play. Like Dawkins doing the QB challenge.

Maybe this is the loophole Beane needs to save face and acquire a WR in a trade. Then he can say "We were set, but that injury forced our hand a bit".

Yeah, I don't know what I'm thinking trying to be rational. This is a fan base that still curls up and tinkles their trousers everytime they hear wide right

Hot take. People really need to get over that game. Talk to a counselor or something, IDK. It's been years. Even the guys who actually played in the game are over it. Even if we won, we probably lose to the Bengals the following week.

Deep pass...... incomplete.

Is that outlawed? Allen is magnificent. He does a lot of things extremely well. Accurate throws on go routes just has never been one of them.

Falcons release him a week after sending him home on a "personal matter". He does double as a returner. And has ties to Buffalo. Not saying I would, because I wouldn't....but Beane does like bringing home low cost guys he knows