Nelius

I've been seeing these good loss threads since Tennessee and I'm sorry but it's insane. There's no good loss. This team is on the playoff bubble right now. I'm still rooting and think they have a good chance. Injuries happen to other teams too, etc., but I'm not thrilled about this team's Super Bowl possibilities right now, sorry.

I don't think it needs to be addressed as if it's a problem like the lines for example, but I'm a big fan of drafting weapons early and often every single year if you have a QB like Josh Allen. Gabe Davis is better than the time he's been seeing, that might change a bit in the coming weeks after today considering injuries. Last couple of weeks he's looked like very solid, #2 solid.

Leonard Fournette, man. Old 3.8 yards a carry probably hanging out in the 4.7 range 40 now Leonard Fournette. This team has serious run defense issues. I really think that the Saints game would have been a problem had Ingram played. We can't handle even average running backs right now.

Yeah you should be able to just steamroll the defending champs in their stadium because that happens all of the time. I don't get these takes, as if there's even a history of some hard nosed juggernaut team just destroying everybody so bad that the refs have no impact. It was a close game so heck yeah I blame the refs.

It's pretty awful. Call it what you want but at best it's terribly inconsistent and/or unprofessional because they're too dumb to get it right. Most likely though there's some push from somewhere. The widespread gambling surge probably doesn't help either.

Didn't they call at least one designed run for him after the injury too? Yikes. Hope it's not serious. Get well soon, Josh.

Screaming about the refs.

Bulldog fired up!

Don’t disagree with the McBeane point but no the refs also screwed us.

Kind of numb, also feel dumb for continuing to support this product as if it’s really anything more than the WWF.

Wow fantastic time for Haack to show up. Awesome punt

Game of the year. Josh Allen forever, the only reason we’re here but that was pass interference against Diggs.

Lol I somehow forgot about the Cody Ford whiff.

Anybody responsible for the defensive line needs to go. 4 picks in the first 2 rounds, 26th in sacks. We’ll drop lower after this game.

One of the more underrated disappointments of the game. He’s been terrible, looks lost.

Seriously looks like some of this o-line is quitting mid-play. Just watching guys run by them.

Sticking around for the melt downs. This is an epic collapse.

Christmas lights it is. Embarrassing. Blow it up.

We knew coming into this that we have nobody who can stop Mike Evans. He’ll probably get another one today.

Embarrassing display but insanely lucky to escape with only giving up 3. Somehow sort of in this.

There are a lot of reports right now about it being due to a car accident. Way too early overall but we can probably chill on the overdose, etc. talk for the time being. There's a very good chance that this legend who was well known for giving to the community just died from complications due to a car accident. Awful.

I don't disagree with your general overall point and have been expressing some serious concern about development, but Diggs is 28, in incredible shape, has world class training, and is often elusive enough to escape a big hit. He'll be good for years.

Man this one hurts. He was always a favorite. RIP Demaryius.

Yes, I don't know why anybody would be opposed to this. Agreed that it's typically blocking first and if you can block, anybody can run, but a hungry back can always surprise. He had 2 TDs and 5 ypc in garbage time against Miami last year, that's good enough for me considering the alternatives. Let's see what he can do.

Coached, developed, how ever you want to put it I think the answer is unfortunately yes, particularly for the d-line and RB's. D-line has shown some flashes but there have just been too many 1-2 round picks for somebody to not be taking over by now. There are currently 10 players with at least 10 sacks this year, and nobody on Buffalo is anywhere close. And it's not because everybody's eating - this team is 27th in total sacks. How is that not a failure at some level considering how many picks we've used in the top of the draft recently, in addition to FA's we've brought in? Same can be said for RB for obvious reasons. Singletary and Moss weren't reaches.