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Confidence goes a long way. The coaching staff needed to commit to someone. I think it was Steve Tasker saying that Singletary is a volume runner. He needs consistent carry’s to be effective. When he’s rotating in and out, and being sidelined because something isn’t working, he never builds momentum. Same for the O line. Consistency and confidence make for a really tough combination, when mixed with size. Its a credit to the staff that they were able to get it straightened out at the right time.

Great video! I got real choked up on Saturday night during Josh’s post game interview on the field. He looked right in the camera…. ”Go Bills.” The best this franchise has ever had. Kelly is a legend, but he’s not the leader that Josh is.

Neither Hurts nor Tu’a can actually throw the ball at the pro level. They were tremendous college football players, Who were coached incredibly well. There is no comparison between the 3 players at all. In college, Allen was suspect; while Hurts and Tu’a were Heisman winners. At the Pro level, after 2 seasons, Allen was on his way to stardom. There were so many indicators that Allen had the ability to play at the pro level, that neither Tu’a nor Hurts have. I was toasted on here for saying Tu’a is trash. And look at him now. When the Eagles drafted Hurts, I was so confused. Wentz was coming off of an injury, but before the knee he was playing lights out. Granted, his confidence took a nose dive, and he’s what he is now. But Hurts is no good, and had they not wasted a pick on him, maybe Wentz doesn’t go off the deep end. Honestly, to bring up Allen in a conversation about these two is whats criminal.

My son said “oooh, he’s mad.” I couldn’t stop smiling.

Am I the only one who is sick of all the NFL gambling ads? I liked the NFL so much more before they opened their arms to the billions of dollars from sports book betting. It just feels icky

I really like this Bengals team. My daughters like them because “tigers are cute”. Mixon reminds me of a much better Fred Jackson. Joe Burrow is awesome, fun to watch, and he just seems to have the right mindset to be a high level QB. Chase is an exciting player, and they have a good enough defense to play it close.

Personally, I like what I see. He runs good routes, has good hands, plays through the whistle. He seems like a Process guy, and he’s under contract. I live on Long Island and work in NYC. Most of my coworkers are Jests or Giants fans. I watch them because I like to talk trash about their teams. Being able to say things like “really? A QB sneak on 3rd and 9 from the 4?” Or “Really? Tell me more about Braxton Barrios and Zach Wilson being the next Manning/Harrison!” That’s actually a conversation I had with a Teamster from Staten Island who told me I don’t have a clue about the Jests.

Actually, yes. I watch Giants and Jests games on condensed replay on GamePass. He’s nothing spectacular. He doesn’t run routes the way that Beasley does. He’s not as creative at getting open. He’s scrappy and quick, but he doesn’t stand out to me as anything better than who is on this team already. If the Bills HAVE to cut Beasley, I’d rather have McKenzie or Kumerow over Barrios in a heart beat. Sanders can go away. He’s a great locker room guy, great influence for the young guys on how to work and have longevity at the pro level. Beasley is most likely gone after this season, and Im fine with that if that’s what the FO decides. Younger receivers are great, but I don’t want the Bills to overpay for a guy like Barrios, when there are replacements for both of these guys you mentioned, already on the team.

My only agenda is not going back to addition but subtraction. At no point in any of what I wrote did I imply an agenda; except for not wanting trash players on this team. If you think that a guy like Barrios is the answer, awesome. I don’t. Not even a little. I’m not interested in paying market value for “slightly better”. I would much rather go with the players that are on this team, and use the small FA resources available to sign the core players on this roster, and go out and get some quality players through the draft. Someday I hope that “fans” can learn to separate the real world, from the distraction that sports brings us. How many players on this team have different religious views? Political views? Parenting choices? Dietary choices? Every single human being on this planet have minds and souls that determine their path. You and I are here to cheer them and boo them for what they do on the field. I’m not sure what the view of that field is like from the horses many of you ride on, but down here on the ground, I’m still pretty happy that Cole Beasley is on this team… and that’s coming from someone who didn’t want him on the team when he signed.

So a “slightly” better player, who doesn’t put his team at risk. But you don’t care about his opinions…. Just like on the other 20+ pages of this thread.

Can I say Donte Hitner?

Ok. Braxton Berrios gets the nod because why? What’s his 3rd down conversion rate? Is he as good of a route runner as Beasley? Does he understand option routes the same way? You can’t just plug and play one small light skinned dude for another. Braxton Barrios is GARBAGE. Beasley is certainly slower than he was last season, but he’s reliable. And as an outlet on 3rd and long, that’s what you need. That’s all he is here for, and that’s all he was ever here for. I was made aware of that after I was roasted on here after his first season, because I wasn’t drinking the Cole Kool Aid. He’s fiery and opinionated, and people here don’t like that… so naturally the fans here want him gone. Lord knows his “distractions” have hampered this team all season. Braxton Berrios…

Aunt Joanne used to cook up the roast beef from Tops in the crock pot for a few hours, then get the Redlinski’s Horseradish out. Dip the roll in the juice, put the beef on the roll, put the horseradish on the beef with a fork (Ancient Polish Secret), put the roll on top, eat. When times were tough, the Sunbeam Bread served as an “open face beef on weck”. Not sure if this is what you were looking for, but it’s now I remember it being made.

Oh weird, another quality player being maligned here.

My son and I just watched “Fandemonium”. Anyone think you can buy pieces of this seasons goal posts at the Trench Store?

Thank God for this defense.

No more punts!

I’d like to go back to when they don’t punt. That worked good for 2 games. Halftime adjustments, get it done OBD!!

I’d like to go back to when they don’t punt. That worked good for 2 games. Halftime adjustments, get it done OBD!!

I guess the Bills coaching staff got the note the Jests were upset about the score last game. Id settle for a little less clapping, and a lot more throat stepping from this staff.

Admittedly, I don’t watch a lot of Broncos football. But Drew Lock didn’t look all that terrible. He’s got a good arm, good feet, and he seems to understand to take what the defense gives him. There’s a bunch of talent on that O-line and they have weapons. They have bad coaches. No plan to develop the QB they drafted, and no faith in him. I’m not saying that Lock is a Championship level QB, but he’s not the biggest issue on that team.

I would say that the offense responded really well to that fumble. They marched right down the field and were in a great spot. And then they got Fangio’d.

For all the faults that the Bills may have, they no longer play like this Broncos team. People may not like McDermott, but one thing that no longer happens is watching a team quit on their coach. That field goal completely killed this team. I feel bad for them. And the worst part, some team is going to hire Fangio to coach defense. Awful.

That field goal is exactly why the Broncos haven’t beaten the Chiefs since 2015. Your season is over. Fangio is FOR SURE getting fired. Go for it. What’s the “safe” play there?

There’s isn’t a player on that list that belongs in the HOF