ProcessTruster

Defenses will catch up in a few weeks once film is studied. Offenses can be defeated. Takes time. Bills defense included.

D is not that important in the NFL anymore. great offense is. I'll trade in a great for a good defense to get a great offense in today's NFL everyday. If you are not scoring 30+ most games , the rules have you going nowhere in today's NFL. so I am good. go Bills. Davis and Diggs huge additions this year.

mark of a good team, good roster. ex players doing well on other teams. 5 years ago , ex bills become ex NFLers

steelers trade up to get him

Agree. People need to realize WNY is the just about the smallest TV market in the league. 1 out of 100 people watching that show root for the Bills or have ever even been to WNY. Even if the Bills tear it up, they will be like the Vikings going 7-0 or whatever it was a few years ago. Largely crickets from the national media. The Bills and Buffalo don't sell advertising time. The Giants, Cowboys, Rams and Patriots do. The teams with enormous fan bases and worldwide name recognition and awareness. The Bills' fan base is tiny compared to those franchises. Just sit back and enjoy the fact you have a seat at the table in the biggest sport in the world, can tailgate like a high school senior and sit in the stands for $50. Nothing like it in the NFL. Just win games and they'll pay attention, just not as much as the big markets. That's just life in big time professional sports. Man U hasn't been crap in years and they still get massive EPL press in the the UK, for example. Most people in WNY couldn't give a crap about european soccer , but they know who Manchester United is... that's my point, and advertisers know it too. So they get the action. Just enjoy it. McBeanes are killing it. Trust the Process.

Preseason for the Bills just ended. And we also now we see how key injuries can mess a team up. A few key Covid infections here and there and all sorts of problems could ensue. We'll see on Sunday what they really have, assuming the two LBs are back. Heck, they barely got by Fitz/Gesecki bc time ran out and only bc Daboll / Josh lit up another so so defense. Every game stands on its own, I would not read too too much into these first two games. Bills are fortunate again (similar to having no injuries and a super easy schedule last year) to have had their two easiest opponents in the first two games. Lets see how it goes when the going gets tough. I am optimistic. This is setting up beautifully as they have had the past 18 games to work on things and get the team together and playing/communicating against so so competition (duck rodgers? really? )

Bills haven't played anyone yet. They will be from now on. We shall see.

OK offense, go score 35 and get out of there.

all the northern retirees now along the NC coast. 10's of thousands of them...

It is unbelievably lame. That Pitt/NYG game was painful to watch (and hear and see nothing) . Looked like a 3rd tier high school game. RedZone Channel for me the rest of the year to keep the action level up. Individual games are pathetic viewer experience, IMO.

I can see a lot of guys going down with hamstrings in the 1st 3-4 weeks this year. just not enough practice and games to get the older guys ready. Hamstrings popping left and right

staying Covid free is in the top 3 . a bunch of guys losing 2 weeks time quarantining would impact wins and losses in a significant way I would think as well.

yep the guy needs to be able to be activated on game day if necessary

Every season stands on its own. They were incredibly healthy last year and played against many lower tier QBs. This year could be the opposite. Or they could have a better, more talented team than last year and overcome a normal injury load. Barring a rash of injuries to key players, they should compete very well in every game this year. That should be good enough for 10 wins IMO. This season will be wild once people start getting infected. Who knows what the H is going to happen,.

the greg roman offense was great. he should have been the HC when Rex was fired. said that many times. but when the HC is fired , everyone goes. the way it is

therefore ultimately, the population just gets on with life, tailgating and other human behavior resumes and Covid sits out there just like N1H1 and all the other viruses being beter and better understood with better and better vaccines, taking their own toll each year as they have always done, without any particular fanfare. and life goes on.

hmmm ... well they are decisive, I'll give em that

way more, IMO. I can hear the hamstrings popping league wide from here. we shall see.

agree on the Tasker point. he may have just cost Brown his job.

Unlike most NFL players, maybe he actually received a solid education in college and has career options beyond being a camp rat. Here's hoping he has a good reason, yes.

concessions would be closed of course. that is easy. restrict restroom occupancy. masks on for everyone. this is fairly easy to manage. social distance at the gate (hell there won't be more than 10- 15k allowed at the game. Lower bowl only. tape off every other row. other sports have done this. really not that difficult in an 100% outdoor, windy area around the venue of that size. too bad the Bills play in New York State. nothing will happen there.

4 kickers on the 53 ? what a joke. sure , keep an extra 2 kickers in case a starter goes down, , but not on the 53. the rules say you can bring a guy up practically on game day if the starter tests positive.

Plus every team hopefully will be vaccinated by end of year anyway. Problem solved.

I see few issues with outdoor tailgating if only 20k are going to the game,.. you pretty much need to blow a lung at someone in a phone booth for a week to spread this thing through the air.. can't really spread in an windy outdoor environment