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None of those players are officially rule out for Sunday, and most of them were day to day last week, so that kind of dulls the edge you're spitting out there frankly. To address your first question: Yes. I think they stand a chance because the Bills are a well coached team with a scheme that is exceptionally friendly to DBs. We also have one of the top edge rushers in the game in Von Miller and a solid interior line. We'll be going against one of the least mobile QBs in football, so pressure will be important, but to say the Bills are the worst defense in the league because they're missing pieces is laughable.

You must not be watching a lot of other games then. It's also very possible we have Poyer, Milano, and White in the starting line up. I'm not sure I'm liking your "smart money".

Did someone scam you into investing in cheeseheadtv.com/blog or something? It's weird that you're pushing a single opinion piece like it was written by god.

Juquan Johnson wasn't exactly inspiring on Sunday either. I'd probably take the athletic first round upside over him anyday, because he did not look like belonged on an NFL field at all.

Okay, so your position is this: Everyone who says something positive about him is lying for unknown reasons, but anything negative is a fact and true? Even when it's not even first or second hand information like a random cheesehead blog? And I'm just going to go with that dating OBJ thing now, and hopefully it makes you more uncomfortable because clearly the idea of men dating men is insulting to you. I totally want to date him. He's a strong beautiful man who just makes me weak at the knees!

Why wouldn't they just not comment on it? Why would they lie?

I wouldn't expect him to want to date me. This is a bizarre point you keep bringing up that seems to stem out of homophobia, I really think you should take some time to be introspective and realize that being gay isn't an insult, and it shouldn't be thrown around in an argument as some sort of "gotcha" line. Give me some first hand quotes from players saying "he was a bad teammate and a locker room problem". You keep saying I'm ignorant but people are giving you first hand accounts saying "we liked him as a teammate" and you're willfully ignoring that, and propping up baseless speculation from a completely random blog as evidence. These are not the signs of a sound thought process.

If you're going to ignore testimony from people who actually were in a locker room with him and take a random blog as gospel, it's going to appear that you're being willfully ignorant.

Are we really going to call a random GB fan blog on par with a Bleacher Report interview with a former teammate? Is this a logical fallacy speedrun?

Now that's the pot calling the kettle black.

Geeze, homophobia in 2022 is a bad look my dude. "many people agree he is not worth the headache" - Does not make it an objective fact. You keep using the word incorrectly. It's an opinion, which is by definition subjective.

I'm not mad at all, but I do think you need a lesson in what is subjective and what's objective.

When I need a peer reviewed source, I always head to cheeseheadtv.com/blog.

Not that it matters, but you can be a dick and also be an excellent football player and a good teammate. I still play club sports in my mid 30s. I often time have teammates who I don't like personality wise who are good teammates.

It doesn't hurt anything, I just think it's a bad look and it reeks of reaching for an excuse. Allen was bad Sunday. It might have been his worst game since his rookie year. He didn't have much help, but he also wasn't taking the quick easy completions.

McKenzie has to be the top of the list. He's not just been ineffective, he's been actively bad outside of some goaline stuff. He's a situational player at best and and it feels proven now. Gabe Davis is disappearing for huge chunks. I don't know if he just can't get open or if his route running needs work, he needs to do more though.

Probably best to not speculate about injuries.

Receiver depth has really quickly become a real issue. Gabe Davis can't be our #2 if he's going to disappear for games in a row. When he goes off it's a sight to behold, but we need consistency in that position. We have no slot receiver. I like Shakir, I think he might be the answer, but it seems obvious right now he isn't in that guy yet in the coaching staff's eyes. McKenzie drops everything when a man is within 2 yards of him. We needed to attack the middle of the field against the Jets and we couldn't do it. I don't know why we don't use Knox in the middle of the field more either. The lack of offensive investment is really starting to rear its end. We live and die on Allen/Diggs. The defense should be so much better with how much has been invested in it. Wilson had the first read throw every time Sunday, that's unacceptable.

Cool now do Miami who have been trying to actually cheat in the sport.

24-6 Bills. TBD is frustrated because of goofy mistakes that ultimately don't hurt the Bills, but keep us away from getting 30 points. INTs from Elam and Taron Johnson. Miller, Rousseau has sacks. Edmunds is good but nobody acknowledges it here.

Part of that is because the Colts can't pass.

Marlowe is essentially plug and play depth too. Played in the system and was liked by the org. Just never was needed to be a starter.

Dean "Buffalo Bills roster cockroach" Marlowe is back baby. Worth the 7th.

Meh is kind.

Him and Christian Wade are gonna light the league on fire. Just you wait. Moss is bad. He's going to stay bad.