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100%. He lost his job and was/is salty about it. Like Beasley, there wasn't a path where he would be with the Bills in 2022.

He was unhappy with his usage as a guard, had disagreements with the coaching staff. Didn't you see all the shade he was throwing during the offseason?

You're talking like that was even an option. Feliciano wasn't going to be on the roster regardless of team needs.

Not gonna sugar coat it, Jackson is on a tear. He's phenomenal. He's going to really test the defense. They don't have have special WRs though, and the Ravens defense is subpar. I think the Bills win here.

Echoing what most people have said, Mitch Morse is the glue that keeps the O-Line together. We had a bunch of botched snaps, Allen had less time due to increased pressure, and the rushing game was severely hampered. Missing Oliver and Phillips was also big. We needed to get more pressure on Tua.

Maybe take a break from the internet for a little while. You're basically rambling incoherently at this point. The Bills lost, nobody on this forum likes that. There were lots of contributing factors. Claiming that "they're just losers" takes away from actual discussion. There isn't some divine hand mandating that the Bills lose close games.

We can re-sign McKenzie with those sour patch kids.

Better call Duke Williams then.

His PFF grade will never be higher than the game he's suspended for.

Call up Christian Wade.

18 TDs, 1758 yards, 119 catches.

Gambling addicts get a bigger dopamine rush from the loss than the wins. What I'm saying is you should stay away from slot machines.

Interior pressure is probably your best bet, it might be the only thing Allen kind of struggles with.

It often felt like the Bills were playing in a way to not expose Wallace. He's clearly a limited athlete but a smart player, but as a limited athlete he had to always sell out hard on deep routes and left underneath often open. He also couldn't keep up on slants. Benford is probably a better fit for this defense just because of his athleticism. McD can coach up DBs, you can't teach the intangibles.

He's a top running back but I don't really feel like the Titans persona of a "power running" team is backed up by reality. The whole team is just one big fraud.

Zack Moss + a 2nd for James Robinson.

Von Miller is the kick in the butt the defensive line has needed. Bringing back Phillips has brought the energy level way up as well.

He's definitely reaping the fruits of the revamped D-Line for sure. I've never been down on him but I do think he still has some processing concerns. When he has the right read on the play he's obviously incredibly effective.

He hasn't really had much of a chance with starters out there. I think it's fairly impossible to have a measured opinion at this point.

Sure, they are playoff bound, but the Eagles are looking spicy and I just don't see the overwhelming presence this season from the Bucs offense. Still a lot of season left though.

Obviously Diggs is playing so well because of the attention Kumerow is drawing.

I hate to be down on a single player but Moss doesn't look like he belongs with the rest of the offense. He's obviously a notch below.

The Bucs aren't going to the superbowl.

What a game. So fun to watch. Pretty much everything you could really want except for the injuries. If I had to come up with a negative (other than injuries), it's that Moss just doesn't look like he belongs on with the starting offense.

In all seriousness: Do you think this is some kind of "got ya"? Do you believe that the mere fact that sometimes powerful people are convicted of crimes they obviously committed that it invalidates what I'm saying? Your two examples aren't even contemporaries of the OJ trial. They happened decades later with completely different circumstances. They're not even murder trials. What's your point in bringing these two people up? I legitimately don't see one.