Bruffalo

Let's not count the chickens before they hatch. The Bills are a good team but this season they've been bipolar. A lot of highs and more lows than we are used to on a Josh Allen team. Baffling coaching decisions in critical situations as well. I wouldn't bet on them to lose any of the next three, but I wouldn't be surprised if they drop one too.

I think when it takes that long to overturn a call on the field, it means that there isn't clear and obvious evidence to overturn the call. To the letter of the rule, maybe it's not a TD, I can't say. In real time it's being called a TD every time by every officiating crew. That's a TD in my book, and an insane individual effort.

This probably more of it than a lot of posters might want to admit. That's not to say Davis isn't good, he seems decent, but the O-Line is cooking in run blocking. When your RB3 (Ty Johnson) doesn't look like a huge drop from your RB1, you probably have a good O-Line.

That’s in line with what I meant, maybe I wasn’t clear.

The slow starts are a trend and it’s concerning. Coaching really needs to do something to kickstart the team. Brady called an okay game. Excellent in the 2nd half, icky in the first. McDs prevent style play the first half made Rudolph look like Tom Brady. Glad they got it figured out but it was so predictable. Cooper is already a contributor and that’s awesome. Imagine his targets going to Hollins today instead, would he have caught one of those balls?

He's a franchise LT who has played great even though he's had a revolving door of guards. The only person you can make an argument for otherwise is Taron.

The dead cap should be factored in. That being said, I'll still take Cooper and the 2nd.

I wasn't trying to imply Cooper was a bad route runner, sorry if it came off that way. Ultimately they're both excellent receivers, but Cooper is probably a better fit for the Bills today than Diggs would be.

He's certainly comparable. Diggs may be a slightly better route runner, Cooper is probably slightly better at contested catches. Neither is a top tier deep threat at this point in their careers (although he's certainly better than anyone on the roster right now). Cooper has had way more playoff success, and probably more success as a WR with less.

Losing nothing of value.

My mistake, sorry. Go Bills.

Have you watched the Browns this season at all? Watson is not only terrible but his passes have been completely unpredictable. Cooper's drop rate has never been an issue historically.

Hasn't Shavers been dressing?

Man I love this trade. Great value and an excellent player. He's going to do well with Allen and it will free up Coleman in coverage.

He's so cheap that he's saving tons of money getting haircuts at home; no way he's paying a guy who doesn't play for them anymore.

GM desperation move to salvage the season so he doesn't get booted along side the coaching staff. Obviously Rodgers isn't happy either, he made a great throw at the end of the game that's picked by a falling WR.

Have you seen the pervert that's throwing to him?

Metcalf, Pickens, Romeo Doubs, Cooper... I got to believe there are options out there for the Bills, one really solid piece at WR and I think everything just will run that much more smoothly.

That'll fix everything. Good move Jets, spend those future assets on a team that isn't going to win now.

Yeah but Bishop made a mistake in his first ever start so he needs to sit for the rest of the season. - McDermott logic.

There is nobody else in the NFL that puts his team on his back more often than Allen.

Only thing that looks really predictable right now is that the Bills will win the AFC East again. We're in an incredible position this early in the season to coast to an AFCE title again. From there, who knows? I don't think we're a complete team, trade for a WR and I think the sky is the limit

Davis looked good, but he's more Singletary-esque than a feature back I think. Regardless, he's turning into a very quality #2 RB.

Certainly seemed like a fumble to me. It's baffling to me that it gets overturned from a sky judge without any real clear and apparent evidence that the call on the field was wrong. If it wasn't called a fumble on the field I wouldn't have expected it to be overturned, but it didn't seem like there was much to say the call on the field was in any way wrong. I don't buy into the whole "NFL is rigged" theory, but this kind of stuff makes you really think about some tomfoolery going on there.

I don't think I'm being hyperbolic here when I say it was one of the dumbest decisions I've seen a coach make all season. On the INT play the Bills only rushed three and were a falling receiver away from having it bite them again. Put pressure on immobile QBs. Why does anyone even need to say that to a NFL HC?