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That’s Mckenzie’s 3rd drop of the day. Get him off the field.

Allen had Knox crossing, much better option than Hines.

I agree i would take Sauce. Dont know enough about Woolen, so can’t comment.

McKenzie still should have caught that.

I’ve only seen Elam on special teams today. Has he played defense at all?

Somewhere out there is a no-domer fan thinking “crap, maybe the dome would have been a good idea”.

Brown is not good. Beane needs to accept that and move on.

Eek. Id rather play White then Flacco.

I don’t know how people enjoy these crap weather games. Give me a normal weather game any day over this.

McKenzie stinks.

Hacking is not the same thing as jamming. Just FYI.

Spencer Brown is awful

It’s been widely reported, lots of analysis on it, high pff grades, the WR’s he has faced have been locked down, etc. He has been a stud. And you’re just flat out wrong. You should probably see a therapist to work through your inability to cope with any criticism directed toward a team you like.

Our Defensive Backs NEVER chuck the WR. Drives me nuts. Chucking the WR can totally disrupt the timing on those slants that got the 1st down at the goal line.

The idea that a player hasn't picked up the intricacies of a normal NFL defense after EIGHT MONTHS with the playbook, practices, film room study and games, because he played mostly man-to-man in college is just absurd. Your argument might have held water in training camp... but at this point? 3/4 of the way through the season? That's just typical homer defense mechanism. Its kind of funny. Some people think learning a playbook is like learning quantum physics or something.

I found out about this issue because people in our town had cars stolen and their cameras and alarm systems caught nothing. After investigation they determined that jammers were used.

It’s not that intricate. Benford picked it up easily.

Just looked him up. PFF agrees with your positive assessment!

That’s true.

Any criticism is met with some version of "trust the team", veiled or otherwise. Not nearly as much as the perpetual "Bills are good and trust what they do and DO NOT DARE CRITICSIZE THEM" theme that runs through your an others posts.

The Bills are not perfect though. This is the same GM/HC combo that had one of the best Guards in the NFL on their roster and couldn't see it, so they traded him for a 5th (6th?) round pick. And the same duo that gave up a 3rd(!!!) round pick for Kelvin Benjamin. And the same duo that picked Cody Ford over DK Metcalf. Im not sayng they're a bad duo (even the best make mistakes). I'm just stating that the Bills thinking they know what they're getting doesnt make them right.