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This is the 1st time I truly believe the Bills are the best team BY FAR in the AFC. Ravens are dominating this game...but Buffalo D has always played Lamer well. They don't scare me at all. The Chargers are softer than Charmin. Cleveland wins by tiring out defensive fronts and pounding Chubb and Hunt...but our rotation should prevent that. Chiefs are unraveling. I think the only team that stops Buffalo this year is Buffalo.

Ok. I'm finally ready to say that Sam Darnold is a backup at best. He's steadily looked more and more terrible every week since CMC got hurt.

What? They are keeping the vaunted Heineke in check. We were told how great the was a few weeks ago...😂

It's almost like some time outs would have given Miami a shot on this one...

Not the only reason in the least. Talking face shape, even the headband. I had hair down the middle of my back all growing up. My daughter has 80% of her head in a brush cut. So any stereotypes are being based solely off your feelings, not mine, bud

Lawrence looks like 60% of the female college volleyball players I have seen.

Free flowing bouncy hair is the main shared trait I see...

Flores should be left in London. Both challenges were horrible odds to be overturned. If he's that desperate for something to go in his favor he should have just gone for it in the 4th and short. Now he lost 2 TOs and cannot challenge again in a 3 point game. Terrible.

Honestly Miami should go for this one. Tua does well with the short passing game...something to the TE would be a good move

My Tuesday Headlines: - Win or lose, Vrabel proves to be a meatheat. - Derrick Henry and Greg Rousseau are 2 huge human beings -World keeps spinning. We're on to the bye week.

There is absolutely no reason that these 2 teams should combine for 50 passes in the first half. Jags should be taking pressure off their rookie QB and Miami should be hiding Tua.

Always go for the biscuits and gravy. Luckily you can rectify this blunder at lunch.

I almost think these 2 teams should just combine and make 1 really bad team instead of 2 complete train wrecks.

Against most teams this would work. However I have seen them fall back a few times and they actually seem to run more when back a few scores. When they see LBers and DBs playing pass they will still pound Henry and set everything up for the play action pass. Have to stay aggressive. If you want to stop the pass against Tennessee you have to stay committed to stopping the run no matter the score.

If we can get a rush with 4 you do that as much as possible. Mix it up, sure. Throw in a few run blitzes (I'd use Klein for this). And just out physical them every snap.

Some former Bills QB hot takes: -Brian Brohm never got a fair shake. -I'm convinces Nate Peterman and Jeff Tuel were the same guy. -Likewise AVP and Kelly Holcomb were the same guy. -Kevin Kolb was sabotaged -If we could have taken JP's arm, Trent Edwards brain and put them on EJ Manual we would have had a good QB. -Matt Barkley is a good dude. I hope to see him play the 4th quarter when we are far ahead Monday. -Tyrod was a great athlete. But an average QB. Can win with him, but rarely because of him. -Ryan Fitzpatrick is extremely overrated by many Bills fans. He was fun to watch, is a terrific guy and creates some excitement...but was never going to be "the guy".

We send them Bobby Hart off the practice squad to host a talent show. They can keep him there and far away from the team.

Leonard Smith had that Ed Oliver "crazy" intensity about him.

Your just know there is someone sitting in that plane that knows nothing about football and is headed to Nashville for a bachelorette party or something that is HATING life right now😂😂

Being that we are a legit SB contender I'm hoping Beane holds on to the depth we have. Guys like Ford, Phillips, Butler ect ate hot names for fans to want to move on from...but an injury or 2 late on the year and these guys are useful. While a g it like Cory Ford has shown he is replacement level at best in our offense...he is still way more helpful than a 6th round pick being stashed in the vault. I think this is the year that if any moves are made that we should be buyers.

Tough break for the former Bills QB.

As a player, not well. Working at the stadium selling La Nova slices? Still not well.

If the gossip and rumors are true from a few years back, so Is Poyer.

These last 2 points go hand in hand for me. First off you have Sanders. The guy is electric. Offense should flow through him. Get him some runs and it sets up much more. Play action, screens, draws jet sweeps...general misdirection would work well for this offense. Second, Hurts isn't Mahomes or Dak or Allen. He should almost never throw 40 passes in a game. But even at this stage of his career he's someone you could win with. As you say kid is a gamer. Guys with his mental make up sometimes may take a while longer to get there but they will scratch their way to succeed. The mistake I believe they made with him is hiring a coach that has been pretty lukewarm to his development. Players like Hurts, Fields in Chicago and Lance in SF....they aren't plug and play options in typical offenses like Trevor Lawrence, Herbert...guys like that. Teams need to give them the Lamar Jackson treatment and suit the offense to what they do well and use that athletic ability while they work on the rest of their skills. I do like Hurts. I think he could be a decent player on the NFL. But for what the Eagles are trying to do he's a terrible fit. Honestly, the Eagles would be better off rolling with Minshew if they won't capitalize on the athleticism that Hurts brings to the table.

And yet there are many times a team comes off a big win and plays flat. Your response has the tone of "They are pros so they will play like pros". If that's the case I could easily say that the Titans defense is a pro defense and these guys will be ready to show everyone in national TV they aren't as bad as people think. It's a big spot for them as well. Buckle your chin strap. It's gonna be an ugly game.