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Agreed and obviously I am jazzed by the fact of him technically being a healthy scratch these last 4 weeks so he comes back fully ready, but I would still limit his snaps. At home, against Miami is a good game for him to get reacclimated to the way he digs and drives to the QB.

They are adequate players. However, given the level of where this team was and is...yeah, you just needed to strengthen at the position. Related to improvements (master of the obvious here), I think there is a chance that 2 out of three Buffalo WRs (Cooper, Shakir and Coleman) go over 60 receptions this year (keeping in mind some of Cooper's are coming while with Cleveland). If that happens that means our #2 WR will have 60 plus grabs for the first time since 2021, and it would be the first time since then that a Bills #2 WR had even more than 50. Just always improve where and when you can.

This isn't a knock on Gabe. Love him, glad he got money and wish the best for him, honestly. A Yeoman effort type guy. I just never thought he was a true 2. What I am speaking to now is the actual numbers. His best season as a Bill was in 2022. He had 48 grabs for 836 yards and 7 TDs. Coleman may end up being the Number 1 this season when all is said and done, but I believe he was brought in initially to be the Number 2. All that being said, do you think he hits Gabe's '22 mark this season? I kind of think he does easily. 27 receptions, for 440 yards and 4 more TDs? Would be such a good rookie season for him, but would also love to see him closer to 60. Go Bills.

Especially, Mike, considering we got so screwed by Indy. Huge game for the division and the season so by all means lets roll Anthony back in there. 🙄 Watched him throw that interception just before half in the shadow of his own goal post, AND falling to 2-15 at that point on the day. It's like wanting to scream and having no mouth.

The Bills didn't call theirs Hail Mary. It was Big Ben. Not joking.

You know what, aristocrat, I forgot about that. Jeepers, what’s up for him next year.

Come on now, Sweats, that’s ridiculous. That’s not what makes you an ***hole. 😁

You mean Baltimore, the team behind us now, and the Texans who would have been behind us but for the insanely stupid move to start Richardson? Not a knock, brother, it’s just that this changed, and could have changed completely, in 1 day. I’ll die on the hill that the 2024 Chiefs are the 2023 Eagles. They are the 2 time defending world champions that nobody is afraid of.

“It’s a non-conference game so it isn’t that important, and the Bills would still be easily in first.” B*** S***. Lose this game and you can start to wrap your head around the fact that the #1 is out of reach, especially with a roadie against the Lions coming up later in the season. ”No worries, as long as the Bills are healthy headed into the playoffs.” B*** M*, because the Bills next road playoff win will be the first of McDermott’s tenure and the first by this franchise in 32 years, since the ‘92 Championship game in Miami. In short…overcome and win this game. Set yourself up nicely for the next few. GO BILLS!

Kay Adams is Elite.

I mean right now no team is a winning team. However, Yatta, I do see the flaw in the way my original statement is worded.

Mike, I hear you. However, and again I believe the Bills are going to win, but the Bills next win against a winning team this year will be their first win against a winning team. This is on the road in a tough place to play against a division leader. Keep stacking wins by getting this one.

Agreed, Step. This was such a nonsensical move, too. What? LA is the football heartland of America? Who was there that they HAD to move for? No 7 AM start? When am I going to watch it now, replays when I get home from work? Stupid as the day is long.

Guys, I love our Bills and I think we are going to win. However, we have scored 115 points at home, averaging 38 points per (34, 47, 34). The road is…different. Just a little over 21 points per games, and Seattle is a tough place to play. If we get 24 and eke out a 24-20 victory on the road against a division leader on the last game without Von I can more than live with it.

Don’t forget, eball, it would set the franchise record at five straight division titles (‘88-‘91 previously) and it would be the first Bills team to win 10 or more games a season for 6 straight seasons.

2 1/2 technically, but I think the tie breaker takes it to 3, Riot. Either way isn’t it just glorious to see? 😁 Go Bills

I also thought that 2 losses through the first 8 was more than acceptable, and we may be on pace for that. However, it does sting a bit to consider, right now, this is the 4th best team in the conference and they have lost to, and thus lose tie breakers, with 2 out of the other three division leaders. That said, it is ridiculous that this team, or any team in this league, just might end up being 3.5 games up after 7 weeks. No Bills team has ever won five straight division titles. Go Bills.

Bird.

Ned, Lamar is underrated as a passer. I'll take heat for that from anyone, but it is true. for some reason he gets chided a lot for his ball, but more often than not he is pretty darn good with it.

Well, I didn’t say that. It’s just the narrative that NOW they are in the same tier, but easily Lamar is better. Keeping in mind Lamar hasn’t won one, or even sniffed one.

*deep breathe* Ok, two things… they gave Josh his props. They really did. However, especially with Evan and Michelle. It came through great playing pains after extolling, their love and adulation on everything that Lamar Jackson has “done.” This was on a segment dealing with the second tier quarterbacks, which they say only right now contains Lamar and Josh and not Joe anymore, all agreeing that Patrick is the top tier, and that’s it, period, end of story. Evan was stating, “We all agree Lamar has the better career, the better numbers, and two mvps.” 🤨 No, I haven’t, I don’t think we all agree. I think what we know for a fact is that through 107 games Josh Allen has more touchdowns than any quarterback in NFL history. I think we know for a fact that Josh Allen has been to more straight playoffs than Lamar Jackson. I think we know for a fact that Josh Allen has won more division championships than Lamar Jackson. I think we know for a fact that Josh Allen’s playoff numbers are better than Lamar Jackson’s, easily, (but he admitted that). Michelle expressed her preference for Lamar, before so far this season. Look, I like Lamar. He’s great and I wouldn’t have minded him as a Bill. However, this continuing and tiresome narrative of who Josh Allen is and what people think about him and how he compares to others is beyond annoying. Michelle even mentioned her trepidation over Allen due to “all his turnovers.” Even amongst their laurel throwing and adulation over Allen it is always masqueraded with his “arrival, finally, this year.” Evan even talked, if memory serves, about Jackson being a Hall of Famer, achieving so much and Allen isn’t comparable?! 🤪 BTW, when it came time to pick the game they all picked the Ravens for various reasons, although I’ll admit I don’t like Harbough’s 20-3 record in primetime, but that was no big surprise. In short…yeah, I need our boys to go to Maryland and kick their round a$$es square on Sunday night. Go Bills!

I don’t like it either. If he helps us get a Super Bowl then that is what this is all about and nothing else matters. Was just throwing it out there.

Guns, side note, I am 90% sure based on memory that in Milano's rookie campaign, when we broke the draught, 9-7 Bills were 5-1 games he started/played in. I've been a big fan from the start, too.

@Logic if there was ever to be a comment about a guy in the NFL this year...man, that is it. What this league does...what it does right now...what he brings...soooooooooooo good.

I haven't read through the thread and my comment is going to be a little different. First, of course you sign him, no question. However, the real question is are you going to keep Douglas through to the end of the season because he is so good or do you get some value for him before you have to let him go, because to be clear, you are not going to be able to sign both. You just won't and especially with Rousseau on the table, as well. In short...and I am committing sacrilege...do you consider offers for Douglas at the trade deadline* (* As long as you have someone you are confident can step in) or do you ride or die for the Super Bowl knowing you won't get anything when he goes? Go Bills!