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Didn’t the Bills beat Skyler Thompson in the playoffs last year?

I don’t think Buffalo kept him active but held him off the field in order to protect a potential 7th round pick they might receive in trade.

Jackson played every snap in London, and Elam played 80 snaps that game.

Just saw that he played 0 defensive snaps and 6 on ST after playing a combined 157 the 2 weeks prior. What gives?

27-20 Bills.

If this team gets torn down and rebuilt without advancing beyond where they already have, Beane likely won’t be the one in charge of the rebuild. There’s no way he would be willing to start digging his own grave mid season when they’re still very much alive in the playoff hunt.

The Royals are literally doing exactly that as we speak, and Kansas City is considerably larger than Buffalo.

Honest question, but is Buffalo really constrained by lack of downtown real estate?

There are plenty of cities that thrive with downtown stadiums. You’d be hard pressed to find one whose real estate is less “prime” than downtown Buffalo.

Loser decision to punt there.

It’s not about how the offense is called. If Josh understands the defense, he’s awesome. But he can be confused by a good scheme, and he really struggles to figure things out when he’s confused. Daboll wasn’t some brilliant play caller. What he excelled at was helping Josh understand what he was seeing.

What does Burrow do that Purdy doesn’t? They seem like the same guy.

Everyone who is acting like this is somehow a positive know literally nothing about football.

I don't think it is. In fact, I've been pretty vocal that Beane is the biggest issue. He's let this roster get old and expensive. Before this season started, I caught all kinds of heat for saying that everyone should be prepared for major injury issues again this year. There are very few key players on this roster who aren't either old, coming off serious injuries, or both. Now Von looks washed, Tre is done, Jones is done, and we're not even halfway through the season. Poyer and Hyde can still get by on veteran savvy, but they're clearly shells of their former selves, and that's only going to get worse as the season progresses. That's a GM problem rather than a coaching problem. (I do acknowledge that it could be a lot of McDermott getting involved in personnel decisions, but it's still not a function of coaching.)

There's nothing wrong with it. I'm just saying that stats get skewed when scores are run up in games that are already decided. I'm not going to be impressed by an OC who can't win a low scoring game simply because he can put up a ton of fluff points in blowouts.

In their first 3 wins of the season, they had big leads at halftime in each. They proceeded to outscore their opponents by a combined 55-9 in the second half. They absolutely run up the score when they can. They did the same thing early last season winning 31-10 against the Rams, 41-7 against the Titans, and 38-3 against the Steelers. The combined scores in the second halves of those games was 52-0. If that isn't running up the score, I don't know what is.

The stats don't tell the whole story due to the fact that McDermott is more than happy to run up the score and pad stats when he can. Josh has 10 TD passes, 2 INTs, and 0 fumbles in the 4 wins. He's got 5 TD passes, 5 INTs, and 3 fumbles in the 3 losses.

He was clearly washed up last season. He's probably better now that he's about to turn 37, though.

Have you been living under a rock? He’s obviously talking about Jawaan Taylor, the new RT for the Chiefs.

Thanks. How’d you know I went bowling yesterday?

Still are.

Josh getting roughed is the best offensive play today.

Jones is an absolute doofus.

New England tackles like they’re tanking.

That wasn’t a screen.