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This is largely the same OL that gave Josh plenty of time last year to have a breakout season, and get paid a record setting contract. The only thing that's changed is Williams got paid and now he seems to have checked out. At this point we just kinda have to hope something clicks for this offense as a whole. Seems absolutely crazy to say about what was the #1 scoring offense going into today's debacle, but the whole thing is misfiring on all cylinders right now, not just the O Line.

I honestly thought this team was beyond this type of garbage we saw on the field today. Josh Allen getting sacked, intercepted, and having a fumbled recovered… by a player with the same exact name! That might be the single “Billsiest” thing to ever happen in the long and Billustrious history of “Billsiness”, and that’s saying a lot.

Josh Allen got out Josh Allened... is all we'll be hearing for the rest of the season... like wtf is this game even

Defensive Josh Allen??? Bc for the Bills the only thing keeping this a ball game is the Defense...

Daboll's offense has been figured out, painfully one dimensional. Offensive line is an abhorrent mess, and Beane will hopefully do a better job retooling the second time around. Josh forcing things like a rookie out there... If they lose a game to the Jags you might as well kiss any Super Bowl anything goodbye.

James Robinson if the injury is minor, Urban didn’t seem high on him going in to the season and they drafted Etienne in the 1st round.

I'm glad we missed on Oliver instead of Josh.

I saw them get held to FGs, acting like they are guaranteed a TD is just ridiculous. D wasn't having their best night, but not every drive was ending in 6.

Maybe with 3 timeouts that's is possibly the right call... but the playbook would've been limited, and a TD was far from guaranteed in that situation, especially given the Offenses shortcomings earlier in the game in similar down and distance. People are acting as if it was goal to go. He was only picking up another chance or two at a score before potentially still having to settle for a FG, not worth the risk when you factor all that. Also, there is still a 50% chance Buffalo wins the flip, who's to say Titans ever get the chance to see the field??? I like Josh and the offense's odds against a depleted Titans defense to go right back out there and score if they had won the flip and got the ball right back... Even if they don't, if I'm McDermott, I still have to have faith in my defense to atleast hold Tennessee to a FG should they win the flip.

Kick the FG, go to OT... This team ain't the Lions or Jags just scrapping for a W, take the 3, trust you still have the best team on the field, the best QB on the field, the best Defense, go prove it in OT.

Game shouldn't have been close. Consistently FELL SHORT in the red zone, getting stifled by an embarrassingly bad Titans defense that was just looking for bodies to put on the field. Stupid penalties cost TWO touchdowns. Capitalize on EASY touchdown opportunities, don't commit undisciplined penalties, especially when they directly take 14 points off the board. They do both of these things, and Buffalo maintains a large lead, forcing the Titans to be more one dimensional pass heavy offense. Just a massive failure on so many levels against what should have been a truly inferior opponent.

just an embarrassing loss, on the national stage... That was very "Billsy". We were supposed be beyond all that by now... Josh literally fell short when it mattered most.

The tik Tok generation needs to get punched in the face…

I wouldn't even mess with the chemistry on this team right now... Moss imo can be an every down back and Singletary is solid in a complimentary role. Find a solid 3rd to challenge for touches in the draft next year.

Once again playing the opposing team, and the refs… makes for wuality television to have refs interject this often on nonsense that has no business being called aside from the Neal hold.

If they delayed the start of the Raiders/Chargers game that was indoors for lightening strikes, this could be a late night at Arrowhead.

34-23 Daaaaaaaaa Bills! They will game plan to take away Kelce and Hill with help from an improved pass rush, CHE will be held in check by a run D lead by Star, who wasn't out there for the last two meetings. KC will still score some points, but this Defense will be able to keep Mahomes uncomfortable back there, stall drives and force some fgs. On the flip side, To say the KC defense hasn't look great would be a vast understatement, and the Bills offense is better as a whole than it was last season. Sanders has been a huge upgrade over Smoke, he and Josh's chemistry development has been on display week after week, and even at age 34 Sanders' route running, sure hands, and ability to get open downfield have been impressive, it's almost like having another Diggs out there(I said almost). Then you factor in the emergence of Dawson Knox as a legitimate threat at the TE position to an already top 5 WR corps, plus a more than capable backfield... there are simply too many ways for the offense to get the job done, the only thing that could get in the way of a W is the Bills themselves. They can't beat themselves with stupid penalties, Daboll can't get too cute with the gameplan, just let the playmakers make plays, and don't inexplicably abandon the run, Moss will be a key factor in running over that soft KC front on the way to this W.

I like the idea of healthy combination of Klein, Dodson, and/or Smith rather than a gimpy Milano who is risking more serious injury, still early in the season. I trust McDermott and Frazier will be able to alternate between those 3 situationally to fill in for Milano sufficiently. Plus Edmunds will have to step up in coverage vs Kelce and earn that extension.

Last year I would’ve been all about it, however from what I saw during preseason I think there is finally some solid depth at LB. If Jaylon Smith played at virtually any other program than Notre Dame, and then was drafted by almost any other team than Dallas, nobody would want anything to do with bringing in a player who’s been labeled low effort, especially to a Super Bowl contender. Once a guy become synonymous with not giving it 100 or taking plays off, their career is basically a wrap.

It could definitely be Tourette’s syndrome… ticks often get worse in high stress situations. Can’t imagine a more stressful non-life or death situation than being an assistant coach AND Hoodie’s son in Brady’s return game, in what I imagined was the most watched regular season game ever.

McDermott made the playoffs his first year, without Josh or much else for that matter... Bill is now on year 2 without Tom, and now has invested a top pick into an Alabama QB with mediocre intangibles, who's ceiling is probably "prime" Trent Edwards... Not to mention the Patriots inability to hit on 1st round picks to begin with. Even with the expanded playoff format, they'll be lucky to sniff a wildcard anytime soon, especially with how strong the West and North both are. There are no more coattails for the hoodie to ride, he will have to live with the Bills owning the division until he's forced into retirement.

Yeah that Edmunds thread is coming.....

I agree, let's see what Stevenson can do back there, I was all set after he ran into his own blocker... this is going from a blowout to a game without our offense seeing the field

This just turned from the WFT game to the WTF game

That was my fault...