Simon

You're not the only person that's said that but I'm not really seeing it. I think he just looks slow in relation to Cook, but so does almost everybody else.

I think him and Tre White were alternating series and then at one point Hairston hit a predesignated snap count and was mostly out of the game after that.

I thought he looked OK until he was running behind the backup OL. I'd guess it was about a frustrated defense watching the Bills running the same zone toss over and over and over and over again because Carolina couldn't do a thing about it.

It could well be a viable option with Oliver out; I'd only be hesitant about wearing him down. I'd also think the Bills might be hesitant to put Walker in a position that doesn't necessarily play to his strengths. This is going to be interesting over the next few weeks as they adjust on the fly at all three levels of the defense.

I'm surprised the league hasn't had a word with him about that. Anything goes on the sideline but bringing caps on the field should be a nogo, imo.

He had salts on the field?! Are you sure he doesn't do it on every series whether he's getting the ball or not?

I saw you!

Disagreeing with somebody isn't throwing them under the bus.

Yes. I don't think that Joe Brady excels in designing route combinations or identifying weaknesses in opposing pass defenses. He also hasn't shown much of a talent for repeatedly scheming people open. As a result I think Allen sees a lot of small windows and, being protective of the ball, is hesitant to take them; that often results with them being off schedule and this is not a group of passcatchers that necessarily thrives in scramble drills. As a result things end up being harder than they need to be. I think if Brady can figure out a way to more consistently work at a 10-15 yrd depth just underneath all the shells the Bills O is facing that Allen will have better options, more success and look more comfortable as a result.

No

QB's change arm angles and platforms all the time during the course of a game. I think you're just borrowing trouble with this.

I'd take him in a heartbeat but I'd be shocked if the Jets let him go after 1 year. Telling people that you've taken play-calling duties away from him because he's incompetent.

I think you have a vivid imagination

The result has nothing to do with the throw (unless he misses it)

He doesn't want to throw people under the bus in public. It's not rocket surgery.

I think he has become excellent at that pivot throw and very rarely misses it.

A few guys who probably deserve more credit: Jackson Hoss Reggie Gilliam Dorian Williams probably just had the best game he's ever played in the NFL.

I don't think he's big enough to play the 1tech at 285ishlbs, but I have no doubt they continue to use him inside for passrush downs, especially with Oliver out. If he doesn't wear down and keeps up what he's doing, some teams are going to have no choice but to put a C/G combo on him.

About 20 minutes!

I do not believe this is true

I said it and I'm occasionally schizophrenic

That dude is stronger than train smoke. He was throwing Guards all over the place in preseason and got right back to it immediately. He spent so much time in Dalton's face that I bet Andy knows what he had for brunch.

He didn't have much of a chance honestly. He was good when he had opportunities, but they were running Hoecht at DT on passing downs and had a heavy rotation going all game. I also wonder if they didn't hold him back a little bit later in the game when things were decided because they anticipate his snap counts about to go through the roof with Oliver out.

He seemed to be alternating series with Tre until he got to the limit of his predesignated snap count. At least that's teh sense I got watching live.

He's been the best LB on the field since they started using him, and it hasn't even really been close