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What charity should Ethan send the funds too? Want to make sure he has the info lol @Ethan in Cleveland check/ach/wire?

He should be. They are an attractive spot and Ben Johnson is sitting there. Zac continues to not have his team ready to start the year, and then they fight back to either a wild card spot or missing the playoffs. With Burrow as your coach there is no excuse

He wanted to end his Netflix season on a high note… ”I know that I have the talent to be a Super Bowl winner” faded in his 500th TD with some announcer dub “Aaron Rodgers showing you CAN beat Father Time!” credits roll im already starting to puke

Denver doesn’t run the ball well, they don’t have a 500 yard rusher this year Nix is a polished rookie, but their offensive talent is not too high dont do well against good teams, they beat up on bad teams defensively, they are turnover generators. With that said, Surtain is their best best player. Our offense is designed to work against all players on the defensive side of the ball. I don’t think we have issues putting up 30 points on them. rookie QB on the road against a Bills team that is healthy and has the MVP? Bills 34-17

I’d think Vrabel would be the replacement

Exactly. if McD (who has an incredible resume against rookie QBs, and the Bills are undefeated at home..) lose to the Broncos, we will have a new HC next season.

Vrabel doesn't seem like the guy who can win a championship, but he does seem like a guy who can make a 5-12/6-11 talent team work hard against every team they play. I dont want a coach like him playing against the Bills twice a year.

Was there gloating? 95% were in fact wrong with their prediction

Bills after two weeks of the offense carrying the team gets multiple turnovers and points scored by the D, including shutting the Pats down to only 7 points in the second half - putting up 7 points of their own in the process. At the end of the day, we played a division opponent with nothing to lose who ate time of possession in the first half. We came out with a win and that's what matters in these types of games. Allen played a little emotional this game, I saw him bail the pocket a few times when he didnt have to. I'll be interested to see how he does against the Jets.

The clip of them talking a month later after the 47-17 game is also funny. The one guy saying "they aren't a good team" cracks me up.

This was probably 20 years ago and for him a cup was mandatory. With that said, the NFL is a weird place of alphas who I guess dont like protection (as evidenced by Tyreek Hill and his particular disdain for any type of protection lol)

My brother had a play at the goal line in HS where a small pileup happened. As the ball carrier, he proceeded to be punched in the man zone repeatedly for about 10 seconds. Protected zone or not, he said it was not a fun time down there.... and that was in the 2nd quarter! Couldn't imagine a fight for an onside kick.

You could remove the 30+ points and I’ll still be happy lol

When he downed Martins punt at the 3 and then screamed at the gunner who was supposed to block him “yea B****!”… makes me a fan. Guy just always bring energy. Good counter to guys like Cooper and Cook who are a little more reserved

I agree, I wonder if the owner is too cheap to let him go this year.... one can hope

Zac Taylor is gone at the end of the year. Two straight years of no playoffs, defense is abysmal, Burrow is locked down but Chase and Higgins need deals, bad o-line. He is everything certain Bills fans think McD is - a bad coach who limits the success of very talented players on his team.

The only time you rest is if week 18 means NOTHING to the standings. Even then, you consider a first half with the starters and then bring the backups in.

I’m gonna bet $20 Benford gets less than two targets his way. Lots of other opportunity around the field

Yea, no question. Allen vs. Mahomes is the greatest rivalry in the sport, and it gives us another chance at slaying the dragon

I like the Bills playing the absolute best teams in the league (Chiefs/Lions) now, and having a understanding of the intensity/tendencies of these groups prior to the playoffs. A win is a hope, but I'm not too concerned with a loss here.

McD shows again that he and Beane know how to shape a roster. As most tend to not consider, we have over $30M in dead cap this year through the Diggs deal, and we are still a top 5 team in the league. Recent loss considered, this team has everything in it to make a Super Bowl push. Are we the clear #1 team in the league? No. However we are absolutely in the conversation. Allen has taken a step and finally understands that he doesn't need to force a big time throw every play. The Rams game showed it - He was able to take what was given to him, make a few wow plays here and there, and end up putting up 42 points. We have a true run game to leverage in certain situations We haven't allowed a sack in the last 3 games There are absolutely areas to improve on... but this team continues to show why it is in the top tier of the league and has been for the past 5 seasons.

Bill as a college coach would attract an insane plethora of talent. Purely from his NFL connections and understanding of the NFL workings, if my kid was choosing a school it would be NC in a heartbeat. If it doesn't work after a season or two, you transfer to another school and move on.

We can make the cutoff whatever you want for points - at the end of the day a game is won over 60 minutes, and while specific drives may be considered more impactful, that's really only a bias towards what we feel is the most important time of the game. The scoreboard is black and white, you dont get a victory for allowing more points than you score. The Texans playoff game was a collapse by the offense as well, several key drops and poor decisions by Allen cost us that game just as much as our defense may have. Jets/Bronos/Patriots games last year the offense was absolutely terrible (and led to the OC being fired). Allen looked bad and the cumulative stats back that up In the Eagles game they dont get to 37 points if Allen and Gabe davis connect on their TD - if we want to point to a specific drive, we can also point to specific plays by the offense that caused the defense to go back onto the field when they didnt have to At the end of the day, you ask your offense to get you 30 points. You dont ask HOW they get there, you ask them to simply get there. Anything on top of that is gravy. When the Bills defense has allowed more than 30 points, it's been to great offenses (in all but one case - the Colts in 21). McD has flaws, nobody is perfect. But when we watch the Bengals defense allow as many 35+ games this year alone (5 TIMES) than McD and the Bills have in the past 4, it's funny to see all of the hate on McD.

I think that would be an incredibly fun matchup.... based on some prior observations lololol

I can't wait for Zac Taylor to make the team go 7-10 and the owner keeps him on another year. The guy is NOT a good head coach. He had a great DC for their Super Bowl run, but he is not even an average level head coach in this league. Poor starts and a lack of execution year after year.