SirAndrew

We desperately need to reestablish the run game, but our run game was basically a couple good Singletary runs before reverting to one yard gains.

The Jets aren’t good, but D has still been really good with the exception of one mistake.

I’m ok with the field goal here, but it makes me more confused why we’re going for fourth and five earlier in the game. It’s still a good spot going into halftime with the lead and division on the line.

This brings up an interesting decision.

Love when we use tempo and get the ball to our best players.

Love Bease, but has he broke a tackle in his life?

Wilson is a smurf and he can’t make basic throws. The Jets have issues. ps didn’t see that coming 😂

I really have no fear of the Jets scoring. I try to avoid being so confident, but I can’t.

I think he’s a great coach, even though I’ve made posts questioning his conservative moments, I still think he’s great. He just needs to figure what kind of coach he wants to be. Are you they guy who goes for it on fourth and one? Or do you sit around thinking about it, only to waste a timeout. Otherwise he’s great.

I mostly agree, I just find McD’s inconsistency to be frustrating. I have yet to figure out when and how he determines times to be aggressive. It seems random this season.

Except Allen he has the arm, and physical build to run guys over. It’s not preferable, but Allen has the tools to get out of bad situations, Wilson doesn’t.

Wilson looks identical to Manziel on an NFL field.

Agree, I also get the vibe that Rodgers isn’t particularly alienated by the Packers franchise anymore. Rodgers has moved on to other drama, and I think he’ll either retire or remain a Packer.

I agree with all this, but WNY isn’t exactly known for its forward thinking, so it’s no surprise. It’s not going to be a dome, yet I’ll be there enjoying the games when it’s built. However, I’ll always agree with this. I also expect the league to continue adding more games each season as well

Nice Eagles drive, but why in the world is a 9-7 team resting their starters? Hurts is an inexperienced QB who needs reps. He might not even be the future of the Eagles. That team has no real Super Bowl hopes, so injuries aren’t going to derail a run. A bunch of rusty starters in the playoffs will though.

I’ll be at the stadium either way, and the on field product is a debate in and of itself. I think you’re right, Pegula would pony up the cash if he thought a roof was the missing ingredient. I just believe money has to be part of the decision not to enclose the stadium, and anyone who says otherwise isn’t being fully truthful. It’s simply a opinion of mine though.

I understand your take, but I’m looking at it from purely a state prospective. NY state isn’t concerned with the Buffalo Bills winning football games. Why wouldn’t the state want an open air stadium, if it means the team asking for less money? That’s all I’m saying. I don’t care about the open air vs enclosed debate, but I don’t think it’s fair to say money isn’t a favor for the Pegula’s or the state. Talking all this tough Buffalo people, real football stuff is catnip for the open air stadium supporters, but I can’t look away from money being a big reason to go open air.

Just saw that as well. I’ve gotten to the point where I know it’s not going to be a dome, so I’m fine with it. I just wish someone would be honest, and admit it’s about the money. She’s out there talking about the “bravado” and culture of Buffalo. It’s about saving state money.

It’s irrelevant if we make a nice playoff run. Failure to secure a higher seed will make a “disappointing” regular season seem relevant if we make an early exit. In reality we have one huge regular season game left to play. I realize it’s the Jets, but it’ll play a big part in determining how successful this regular season was. There’s a big difference between being division champ and a wild card, and it all comes down to Sunday.

Well, I could totally see NY transit or the cost of gas and tolls at tunnels/bridges being more than Giants or Jets tickets on the secondary market this season 😂

I’d think talking with someone usually eliminates the need for a test to tell us if they’re intelligent.

The Browns are in more of a pickle than the Ravens. The Ravens on field future might be questionable with Jackson under center, but they have no decision to make. Jackson is a somewhat iconic QB, who happens to be one of the faces of today’s NFL. I’d have a lot of trepidation about giving Jackson big money, but the Ravens have no choice. Allowing Jackson to walk immediately throws the franchise into turmoil, with criticism from outsiders, and I also think they’d lose the locker room. Jackson is loved by NFL fans and teammates. You can’t even think about letting that guy go, but it could at the detriment of long term goals for the Ravens.

Yeah, when the head coach says a guy is no longer on the roster, yet he’s there the next day after throwing a legendary tantrum, I question things. Arians now sounds like a lame parent who issues empty threats while overly emotional. The NFL has now said they aren’t going to discipline AB either. This whole thing is working out perfectly for Tommy to be a hero and savior.

Call me crazy, it’s unlikely, but I also wouldn’t be shocked if Tommy brings him back for the playoff run. Arians is a decent coach, but looking like a joke of leader. Brady runs the Bucs.

This is like watching two Trent Edwards.