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Agree with this. The offense needs explosive dynamic players. Cook and Hines are exactly that. I'm not convinced Cook is a 20 touch kind of guy. However, he's beginning to show his value to the team. Feed him little by little and see how he responds. Baby steps because he's obviously young and still learning. Motor is playing well and much more reliable and experienced despite lacking Cook's type of explosiveness. I trust the coaching staff to make solid decisions on how and when to play the combo of Motor, Cook, and Hines. I suspect all 3 will be an integral part of the hopeful Bills Super Bowl appearance and win.

Exactly. The guy has NEVER been the cow bell running back.

I like his quickness. However, he looks pretty light in the ass. I don't see him breaking many tackles when he gets hit or wrapped up. I realize that's not his game. I like the role he's playing and his current contribution. I'm skeptical that he's a starting caliber RB and a reliable workhorse type RB. To be honest, Blackshear looked and looks better than Cook. I get the Cook hype because we all want him to be the reliable, dynamic, explosive RB that the Bills have lacked for years. However, we've been here done that with so many RBs. Cook's sample size is way too small to start declaring him the next Barry Sanders. Let's wait and see how he develops.

San Diego

The two teams I don't wait the Bills to play in the first round are Miami and SD. For arguments sake that's the Bills don't get the first seed. Still think the Bills would win but it wouldn't be easy. I'd much rather play the Jets or Pats because their offenses are not good.

You might be correct for some of their base. I'd like to think the majority of fans are more honest and humble when it comes to assessing and addressing their team. Unfortunately, the most radical and irrational are usually the loudest.

Can they still make the playoffs?

Wow that's a short lease.

I agree do you think that's do to inexperience? How much upside does Tua have?

Hope this humbles some of the Miami fans. They were talking mad crazy shi# for awhile now. Tua MVP, winning the AFC east, and going to the Super Bowl.

Maybe Coach Flores knew something many didn't...

Love the Dolphin loss. However, standing and seeding wise it doesn't change the needle for the Bills.

Tua should never be mentioned in the same breath as Allen.

Wow. Tua was horrible.

No surprise here. That's all they run.

It's Tua time folks. Who believes he can do it?

Burning the clock so the fins have less time to score.

I meant to jinx him. It worked.

Tua time folks. The guy is a winner.

He strikes me as a strange weird kind of guy. Maybe so smart he's kind of weird if that makes any sense. Sure seems to like his job, h8s players believe in him and play hard, and he appears to be solid in game planning and Xs and Os.

Kirk Cousins like?

He plays well in their system. Hill and Waddle are just so good. So wide open that Tua can be inaccurate and still look above average.

They would be almost unstoppable. Even with Tua they are excellent and explosive. Can anyone see them beating the Bills if they meet up in the playoffs?

I agree the Bills are the better team mainly because Allen vs Tua. However, it's clear to me that the gap is much closer than I thought. Miami is more than capable of beating the Bills. The dominance of the Bills team in the AFC is no longer a given.

I think Dolphins fans, player's, and coaches would disagree with your take. I don't think any of them think they played their A game. What jumps off the page besides the TD drop was the Dolphins coaching calls on 3rd and 4th and 1. They refused to run the ball which likely would have netted a first down according to analytics. Strange series of calls when their Oline was clearly getting the best of the Bills. Yet, give the Bills D credit for great plays. Listening to fans and experts they clearly felt like the Dolphins blew a golden opportunity. An "A" game performance doesn't include the above mentioned events.