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Well the Chiefs are getting chewed up by the run just as bad as the Bills did today.

Things I never thought I would say. Zach Wilson is a better QB than Josh Allen in week 9. Isiah McKenzie was a bright spot on our offense today. Bills are winless in the division half way through the season.

He no longer wants to be a Bill

Gabe Davis was most effectife before teams started respecting him. He struggles to get separation vs. Elite corners. That and the drops

JA you can completely redeem yourself in 1:45

How is Zach Wilson looking better than Allen this game?

Von clutch as always

King block by Gilliam

UFC went from being banned in like 40 countries to one of the fastest growing sports in the world. People seem to still like violence. The spectators do at least.

Can we just close this topic before it devolves?

Taiwan Jones

Just a personal opinion but I prefer the Bills D to be more aggressive and blitz often. It makes for more exciting games. Either we get in the backfield all day long and rack up the sacks and TFLs or we give up the big plays and the game turns into a shootout which we win anyway.

It was an issue because they blew all my parlays by keeping JA off the field 😄

This bothers me as well. I have haunting memories of the Bills bend but dont break defense of the 90s every time they start getting too conservative.

Not sure if anyone caught these interesting soundbytes from Ken Dorsey's press conference on 10/31 but media pundits were pressing him about his decision to keep attacking on offense when they were up 17 against the Packers which led to Allen throwing 2 picks vs. playing more conservative by running the ball and winding the clock out the rest of the game. His response was "Our job is to go out there and score points and we're going to do that the best way possible with the tools we have until we're told differently." He also went on to say "When you're playing an offense led by Aaron Rodgers, when you start to get into trouble is when you stop being yourself by playing to keep Aaron Rodgers off the field instead of going out there and scoring points yourself." I couldn't help but smile when Dorsey said this because I for one love the aggressiveness of the offense regardless of score but I feel like it probably eats away at the soul of Sean McD a little bit when we're out there passing the ball in the 4th quarter while up by 17 points especially when it leads to 2 interceptions. I feel like it bothered McD even more so in this game because we were running the ball pretty effectively ourselves in the first half. So just curious what everyone elses thoughts are on the issue.

No, I'd say this is much worse. Moss wasn't that bad in a log of situations and a fraction of the salary we're now gonna be paying Hines. Nearly $5/yr in 2023 and 2024? That's double what Singletary was getting at RB1. I would have rather resigned Singletary next season but I think this all but sealed his fate. 🤷‍♂️

I don't think we should be singing praise to our LBers when they were giving up 7 yards per run. Hell even Aaron Rodgers had arguably a better passing game statistically than Allen did last night.

Makes ya wonder how players like Emmit Smith had such a long productive career. They just don't build 'em like they used to

Well Dalvin Cook is pretty good and also drafted second round so if that's any indication. Hope you're right @HOUSE

Love the Shakir but I am still a bit skeptical of Beane's 2nd and 3rd round picks this year. Time will tell. Of course we can't nail every pick and so far we have an over performing 1st rounder, 5th and 6th rounder. Not too shabby

Honest question, What if the renderings are complete trash and receive major backlash from fans? What are the chances they do some redesign work vs. just pushing their design no matter what.

Bills aren't in a position to throw draft picks at a few week rental. They have a lot of expensive talent on this roster already and a few more marquee guys we're probably not going to be able to re-sign. We're going to need lots of rookie contracts overperforming for the next few years and it would be foolish to throw them away for one of the highest paid RBs in the league who's already been quite injury prone. On the flip side as @Scott7975 pointed out there's little to no risk for bringing in OBJ for a quick SB ring off his injury if he's willing. I still don't think he's a guy the Bills would resign next season though. I just can't get behind this mindset. Going all in is a flashy term these days since it worked out for the Rams last year. Look at them now though. Imagine we cripple our salary cap only to fall short somehow. Now we just screwed another 2 years of Josh Allen's prime window. If going all in could guarantee success, sure. but that's not reality.

Its funny sometimes in the video Gabe makes a sound when he catches a pass from JA as though he just took a right hook to the chest from Mike Tyson.

I'd say very few of the Bills turnovers were from the Bills taking too much risk. Almost all of them were just bad execution on routine plays. Allen isn't like Brett Favre type who would almost regularly throw lazer balls into triple coverage. Josh for the most part makes the correct open read and tries to hit that man.

Re: Milano score. There was one play on the first KC drive where Mahomes threw a pass to Hardman and Milano looked to be in position to make a tackle but he just kinda stopped and Hardman ran right by him. Milano is one of the best open field tacklers in the game. That play just looked weird though.