Lost

Bills always seem to be setting records good or bad. Bills D gave up longest run in franchise history against the Ravens 2 weeks ago Josh Allen had the worst passing performance in 30 years this week...

Yes

Sure didn't. Neither did the Josh Allen MVP talk

Is this really a thing or some kind of urban legend? I'd like to see some stats on team wins after HC firing.

Alec Anderson reporting as eligible every other play kinda feels like a tell.

Josh seemed frustrated that none of his mid to deep throws were connecting and eventually just started rolling the dice hoping the law of averages would come into effect.

I dunno, the few times Josh did target him deep, he had no separation and doesn't have the size or jump ball skills to make those contested catches.

If Coleman at least turned his head sooner, it probably woulda stuck in his face mask for the completion

I'm so over this 12 man personnel. It always telegraphs run, but even when you run play action with it you have two slow ass targets out there being blanket covered by 4 defenders. They need to add in more Daboll offense with 4 wideouts or at least spread Kincaid out from the line of scrimmage and dial up more quick hitters with the occasional double move deep ball or seam routes.

Every player we give massive extensions too seems to disappear at crucial times... Knox Bass Spencer to a lesser extent Ed Oliver I'm probably missing more.

This is wild to think about...

Who are the two blokes in the back?

Beane hoarding mid round picks like

That could be a while...🤣

Hope the Jets give up a 1st rounder for him.

Maybe it's just weird perspective in the photo but is there no upper deck on that side of stadium? It looks way to low to be part of the canopy.

The Bills after 2 years still can't seem to figure out their offensive Identity. Ever since they drafted Kincaid the story was they were going pivot to a heavy 12 personnel package offense, but then they still sign all these slot guys like Harty, Hines, and Samuel while we already have Shakir on limited snap count because of all the tight end sets we started running. It makes no sense. We end up just wasting money on guys we're never going to utilize. Instead of going out and investing in one elite outside playmakers we went with the grab bag of sh*t approach and are just trying to throw stuff at the wall until something sticks. One thing I miss about Daboll is he knew what identity he wanted his offense to have and ran with it to much success. Edit: This isn't a criticism of Brady but more on Beane and his roster building and maybe the communication between the coaching staff and himself in that regard.

I have a hard time believing we're talking about trading for an aging disgruntled receiver after we...traded away an aging disgruntled receiver. So we're gonna pay big contracts for two divas instead of one? Sounds like a recipe for success 😄 Bottom line, Beane fumbled the draft by not getting more weapons for Josh, and we should have kept Diggs if we're gonna go full circle into just trying to replace him with the same thing.

McBeane loves overpaying for gadget guys and then never utilizing them. We saw it with McKenzie, Hines, Harty and now Samuel.

I watched the all 22 myself. Baltimore D had their corners in man coverage against our receivers almost every snap. The lack of separation was astounding. On the flip side our soft zone D left massive holes all over the field giving Lamar easy targets when he did want to throw. Granted it's hard to not respect the threat of Henry, and LJ running the ball but it's not like the bills don't have equal threats in those departments. Makes me wonder if the Bills shouldn't be playing some man coverage more, at least on the boundaries as I think corner is definitely a strength of this team.

What is a rabble anyway?

Contested catcher is our weakness? I'd say our weakness is more not having someone who can get 2+ yards of separation. Especially vs. man coverage. Keon has been coming along in the contested catch department.