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Even against the Bills, we could see a few questionable hits, and the camera chosen by the TV crew immediately was the one on him. His reputation is way too well known. Why the hell is he still in the league? It's almost disgusting, really. As a player, you can surely justify playing for a cheater that wins like Bellichick... but for a guy that wants you to injure others? On losing teams no less? Not so sure...

It's not our money, so in a way, make bank Josh... but with this thing called a salary cap, I sure hope there's some good amounts left to surround him for years as well! The Cheats did it better than anyone with Brady, paying him through his corporation to keep his salary down. Why can't other teams cheat the same way???

So... you don't like piss on your toilet bowl? So prudish, dude

This! We might not have a superstar at that position but both TE are upgrades compared to those during the whole drought!

Oh wow. No wonder it looked so empty to me ha ha

What thing is for sure, you do NOT want to get behind against the Ravens. Not on defense anyway, as it will HURT. They must be one of the most bruising offense ever. Playing WRs for them would suck, but playing OL or TE must be fun. I get the original point though. Trading 100-200 yards of pass offense for an extra 50-100 by Jackson/RBs ain't a good tradeoff. And people have been saying Allen will get hurt running. He hasn't gotten near the number of hard shots Lamar has gotten. I really doubt it can last but for now, it works. KC just scores on almost every drive. BTW the Bills WILL also have to score a lot of points. I don't see our D slowing KC down much. So Allen and friends will have to outgun them.

That was the PLAN. Moss would be the bruiser, perfect complement to Singletarry. Even passing him up to become the#1 RB. Well sorry, we haven't seen it, not at all. Of course I would like for it to happen but Yeldon simply looked better IMO. Season is young, so are the RBs. But so far, Moss has been one of the very few disappointment on offense. For me anyway.

How many fans were there at the Ravens game? It looked sooooo little, like 2,000 (I'm making this up, my perception). When KC had 17,000 on opening night, they were LOUD. It was impressive how much noise they could generate. I'd rather there be 5,000 than zero, but it's not much.

Today it was time for the "other receivers" to stand out. The Bills have so many weapons! And Daboll is creative

Favre was exciting. And just like Josh, had a contagious kid-like love for the game. But people forget Favre threw a LOT of INTs. It really is the most impressive aspect of Josh"s game: playing hero ball with so few INTs.

And Yeldon was quite the upgrade over Moss. And the more we see Singletarry the better.

Indeed. Yes I have noticed that too.

Yeah? Well that is exciting too! We know that how good he already is, he will still improve! And since day 1 Josh is ENTERTAINMENT. My "fear" for Josh was NOT that he would be a bust. I've always believed in him for some reason. But that he would be good or very good but not great. Like many QBs in the league you don't really want to fire but won't take you to the highest levels. Hell, I think Goff for example is one of those. I don't have that fear, and haven't had for a while. He'll be great or die trying!

I was in awe he threw off him 3 big dudes. It's not like he's pushing DBs. Donald was surprised his two teammates didn't get the job done hence why he was more easily discarded. But still I loved that when Donald really skillfully shed his blocker to tackle Josh near the goal line, the Bills went straight back to an Allen run and he scored. Balls. He has them.

Oh I fid it unprofessional all right, but no doubt Hughes has got under their skin. Hell, remember the 15 yard rough penalty for giving celebration strikes to his... teammate? I saw Donald getting held in the 4th quarter, and complaining legitimately to the ref about the no call. Well, I saw Hughes again getting mugged multiple times today, zero calls.

That 1st half was again, amazing. When guys are wide open so often, it's the schemes. And there is sooooo much variety in the Bills offense, wow, hard to prepare for it. 3 games so far have had different styles and they all worked. Of course now he has the weapons but he uses them fully. Nobody controls if he'll be head coach or not so let's enjoy the ride.

I think Hughes needs to write poetry, and sing it to the refs. As usual he's getting mugged out there and not holding calls to the linemen who arm choke him. IDK what he used to say to the refs but damn they dislike him LOL

I'm a little TOO entertained. My heart is good but I worry for some of my fellow Bills fans!

In this game, the O did NOT get conservative. Not enough to warrant criticism anyway, Everything seemed to go wrong all at one and the Rams sure gained momentum. Even at 28-3, the Rams had significant yards. They just didn't finish their drives in the 1st half. Bills D got whooped two weeks in a row...

3rd & 22? Who cares Since day 1, for Josh 3rd & 22 or 3rd & 7 is the same thing. Even the Rams took their last time when the Bills had a 3rd & 17! That's the Josh Strong Arm factor for you

That the refs get it wrong on the field, full speed, bodies in the way, sure, fine, it can happen. But after the review??? WTH is going on?

All year there was nobody there. In the 1st half either. Pass protection was so damn good. IDK what happened in that 2nd half but ouch. It FINALLY took a suspect call to go the Bills way and Josh/Kroft pulled it off

YEAAAAHHHH Is that one of the weirdest games ever or what? From hating the refs to thinking we got a steal... and KROFT!

Moss has not impressed so far. Singletarry has been miles above him as a runner. Knox has been good as a blocker and caught a few passes. And he is a threat still. Still, Bills do much better in the injury department than a lot of other teams.

He had been blocking well, often playing almost as a FB