ChronicAndKnuckles

I'm not sweating it.

Screw all that. They don't deserve your sympathy. Mike White would've been a cool story on any other team outside the division, but since he's a Jet he deserves no mercy. Trust me neither their fans nor players would give 2 ****s if Allen went down or had a rough game. It's a cold, cold world 🤕 Mike White should've learned from Josh Rosen not to make a dumb & arrogant comment like that. All it does is put a target on your back and huge expectations. Some people need to study the history more.

Yeah, Spiller would've fared much better in a zone blocking scheme. They never figured out ways to get him into open space. While I don't think he would've ended up like Chris Johnson given a better situation I think he could've definitely been a Darren Sproles type player. Either way it was a dumb pick

Coming off his latest game he deserves more snaps. And like you said because of his prior success against them he should be out there.

You left out Amendola and Stokley, 2 comparable WRs who played until their late 30s putting up solid production the whole way. A nose dive? Edleman was injured his final year and only played in 6 games. Prior to that (his 2nd to last season) he had a career year w/ 1100 yards and a Super Bowl MVP to go with it. There's no reason to think he couldn't of had a few more years production. He quit while he was ahead like most smart NFL players do. Put him on Tampa w/ Tom now and I don't think he loses a beat. My point about Cobb was he's still going strong at his age. I watch a lot of Packers game because my brothers a fan and the guy is just as shifty & nimble as he was 8 years ago. Not the best example, but his book hasn't been written yet as he's not retired. Welker also had the #1 and #2 greatest QBs of all time throwing to him so course he's had better seasons than Cole. As much as we love to pump up Josh Allen, he's no Peyton or Brady. Look at how many of these guys have been on championship teams. It just goes to show how important a good slot receiver is. I guess we'll agree to disagree.

5th year option?? That's for 1 year. I'm talking about a 5-7 year contract.

Gabe Davis was my break out player this year. It's truly a shame that he's not out there on the field more being utilized. We need someone out their w/ a little size. I do think going forward that he will end up a perennial thousand yard receiver. I think he makes some key plays in the post-season and it's possible (knock on wood) someone will get injured. In that case, I am more than comfortable having a fresh Gabe Davis in the starting line up.

I honestly don't see much of a drop from Edmunds to Klein and neither do the Bills players themselves. They both bring their own style and I feel Klein is more or a playmaker whereas Edmunds is just consistent thru out the whole game and much better in coverage yet weaker in run support. I'm not an Edmunds fan and I won't pretend to be. There's a reason he hasn't been signed to a massive deal yet. I don't think he's retained after this season unless he steps up in the playoffs (playoffs?!) 😡

If this defense can maintain their current production into the final 8 games (and beyond) then they will be the best unit Buffalo has ever fielded and certainly one of the better ones of the past decade in the NFL. I just hope they don't waste it. This group is truly Super Bowl caliber.

I disagree w/ Beasley. Slot receivers built like him can play well into their mid to late 30s. Welker, Amendola, Edleman, Brandon Stokley, Randle Cobb, etc are good examples. They would be dumb to get rid of him. Guy pretty much took over the the Miami game and got us the win. When it's 3rd and 22, you know Beasley's gonna be the one Josh looks to first. So many people think he's expendable and I'd love to know their thought process. If you know football then you know how important a great slot guy is. There's only about 5 elite ones in the league.

What the heck happened to that guy? Spiller had that one great season in 2012 where he put up nearly 1700 yards from scrimmage (around 1250 rushing and 450 passing.) The highlights from that year are fun to watch and it's among my favorite single season performances of any Bill, guy was incredibly shifty. Definitely one of the more baffling draft picks of all time. Surprisingly he lasted 9 years in the league.

Why don't people realize that the teams they beat have losing records BECAUSE THEY PLAYED THE BILLS 😡 And It didn't prove anything? It's a division win that is much needed w/ New England creeping up behind us. Use your head, man. 😣

That would be optimal. The Bills absolutely need to go into the playoffs w/ a healthy cast of WRs. Hopefully we see a continuation of Gabe Davis and McKenzie as the season progresses. Take some of the wear and tear off the starters. Knox could indeed be the X-factor going forward. Look how the offense performs when he's a healthy scratch. This team has needed a competent Tight End for so long.

Exactly. When Allen gets that rare clean pocket when he sort of stands still and scans the field, u know he's going to make a big play. It's tough. I hope the Bills go O-Line in the draft and sign a big name in free agency. But I do think it takes more than a good offensive line to make a good QB. Look no further than Baker Mayfield. You still need to know how to scan the field and read a defense. I'm not so sure than Mac Jones has hit his ceiling yet. I think he can become a Kirk Cousins type player given time.

I was on the MJ bandwagon all off-season and was pretty upset that the Pats picked him up. He's playing as well as I pretty much expected him to be. His accuracy and quick release has translated to the NFL pretty well SO FAR. With that said...he has not faced a defense like Bills yet. There's no way the Patriots come into Buffalo at home and win that game. None whatsoever, not with a rookie QB and you can quote me on this afterwards. I have a small hunch that we will split w/ u guys on the 2nd game only bc Buffalo sometimes likes to play down to the competition for some reason. I'm having serious deja vu from last year w/ the Dolphins.

Best overall D player is Matt Milano. Poyer is certainly in the conversation as well. Come playoff time I think we will see a lot more of Davis. We don't want to show up injury riddled like last year. I fully expected Dawson Knox to take a step. Cutting Hollister proved to me that the Bills were ready for him to take on a bigger role. The offensive line play thus far has been shoddy and inconsistent at best. IMO, the #1 weakness on this team. It's all gravy that we beat the Jets, but how will they fare against the Titans or Patriots?

My gut tells me that we split w/ the Patriots and drop one more to either Tampa Bay or the colts (probably Tampa.) What you're saying is entirely possible too. I hope you're right 👍

It's entirely possible if the offense clicks for the rest of the season. I think Beasley will have his first 1k season. 1250+ sounds about right as a #1 guy, but 1000 is still a great accomplishment as a 2nd or 3rd option.

Agreed. I've clamored for Gabe Davis since the off-season to have a big year. He's produced almost every time he's targeted. I'm torn w/ McKenzie. I love him as a returner and an occasional package-player, but I want to see what he can do on offense besides to the occasional jet sweep. Would be neat to see Daboll run more double-slot formations. At the same time, keeping McKenzie fresh for ST's will play a huge part in the field position battle.

Not in this day and age. If you switch to a 4-3 base then that means you have to get rid of a DB like Taron Johnson or even Wallace (a very good player despite what some people say here.) I think 10+ years ago this would've worked tremendously. I've very impressed w/ Klein and I do agree that he should see the field more, but at the same time we're number 1 though so I don't think they should mess w/ what they got. Some packages w/ all 3 backers would be pretty sweet especially in obvious running downs

Good point. I think 3 will be even more commonplace.

The defense is what's going to propel us to playoff surge into the Super bowl. Josh Allen HAS TO take advantage of every turnover and short field they give him. This group of guys is truly special. I really hope they don't waste it. The offense needs to turn up. Let's see what they do next week. Jonathan Taylor is the best back we've faced since Henry.

Not counting the post-season. Bills have 8 games to go. I even think 3 is possible, but a long shot. Do you think it's possible? Who do you think will be the 2? I think the last time Buffalo had two 1K+ WRs was the early 2000s w/ Eric Moulds and Peerless Price. Cole Beasley = 461 Emmanuel Sanders = 500 Stefan Diggs = 750

They beat who they were supposed to beat. Forget the Jags game. Every elite team this year has had a **** game against a team they were totally favored to beat. That's the NFL for you. We beat the Jets who beat the Titans who beat us. It's also not just about who you play, but when you play them. If given another chance at a rematch against Jax, they would get destroyed. Allen and the line had a bad game. It happens.

Edmunds + Milano w/ a very versatile Klein as depth is an elite level lineup. Matt Milano is playing way above his contract. Guy just continues to make clutch plays and big hits continuously. He's always around the ball. He's just as good as a Judon or Van Noy. Retaining him (along w/ the Taron Johnson contract) was the smartest move this off-season. It can go either way. It's a wash. Yes, I'm a Bills fan so I'll give a slight edge to our guys.