RocCityRoller

LOL Gilmore!!!!

They are using their depth. Starting LT and C are out for Indy Much like Buffalo OL vs Miami

bad injuries and mass injuries piling up all over the league Not sure Indy and Denver combined could put together a decent OL Now the D Lines getting injured (Paye/ Browning)

They are down two starters at C and LT, that will damage any OL

seems to be a specialty of his

Gotta Support The Team

Sounds like Indy OL is very banged up with backups/ rookies at LT and C.... Can someone confirm?

LOL Offside on a normal kick off???

Let this be a lesson, that a team can not fix it's QB issues with old retreads. Russell and Ryan used to be excellent QBs. Neither looks that good right now. Got to keep a stream of young QBs coming in. Think Philadelphia was happy to draft Hurts when they had Wentz??

Satin or Gloss?

I think Geno Smith and Brissett have made some good showings of themselves.

He was just checking to see if Allen had 'The Longest Yard' or if it was just rumors

Surprised they let Prince Emili go. He had a good play last week. One could say he had a tendency to 'keep his head in the game?'

Misunderstood the irony of your post. Should have seen it from a mile away! 🤣

Paul Brown was the Owner/ President of the Bengals from 1968-1991. If it's Football and in Ohio, it is related to Paul Brown in some way.

Let's add the Houston playoff game where the defense gave up a double digit lead, but Buffalo was driving for the game winning score and Cody Ford gets called for a penalty that puts them out of FG range. The OL is a constant sore spot that gets band-aids applied every off season. It must be addressed, and a few of us on here have been pointing this out for 2-3 years now.

What a masterclass in strategy and execution in the last 4:00+ minutes. This coaching staff and this roster managed a dream end of game scenario on the road against a playoff caliber team. Most of us know exactly how it is supposed to be done, and have watched hundreds of Bills games and rarely if ever see our team do it. Every once in a while you see other teams with cagey championship level coaches and All-Pro QBs do this and wonder why we can't have nice things too. Well it was McDermott and Buffalo's turn. What a completely wonderful thing to watch your team do. Strategy, execution, everyone understood what had to be done, and did it. McDermott and Co. may be learning. Comeback victory from double digits down, ran the clock out to 0:00 at the end and won a 1 score game. All against a playoff level team, with an MVP QB and Championship level coach. Our guys were the ones making and executing the right calls to leave the other team helpless. This game may be one of the 5 most important victories McBeane have had to date. I'm very impressed. A big step forward as a coach and staff.

This thread is aging like Limburger cheese in a humid New York Subway.... After seeing what has gone down the past couple of weeks with Miami, and around the league I can't imagine why the Bills are cautious about injuries.

All 'doctors' who seem more qualified than the independent neurological expert at Sunday's game, and Miami's Medical staff that pushed the 'back injury' narrative and let him play on a short week. The medical field in general has become an incompetent laughing stock

No, his own team refused to acknowledge an injury.

The Singer of Joywave looking rough after a loss.....

depends on who the Dr. apparently is. Disgrceful, Jet level bad

The Milano hit on Tua was clean. When Tua fell down the back of his head clearly hits the turf. Clear as day. A hit that hard on concrete with 'turf' = concussion for most guys. It was literal head to turf.