Nephilim17

Draft a size-speed legit outside WR. Get bigger at LB and a run-stopping DT with some penetration ability. Objectives: add a legit vertical dimension to pass game, get better personnel for stopping the run.

Bills Squad is great and I watch it a couple times a week and Joe Marino several times. Jeremy doesn't know the Xs and Os like Joe and Jerry, but he's reasonable, listens, and I think he's learning a lot more about strategy from them. He is a good "voice of the fan." Bills Squad is a fantastic YouTube watch for anyone who hasn't given it a shot.

I doubt a regime change will happen unless Josh demands it. Or at the very least, is consulted and agrees to it. Just a hunch, but I feel Josh might still be loyal to Sean. Josh doesn't look like the kind of player to make demands like that. But a couple more years of not achieving the goals, and Josh creeping up on his mid-30s, might change that. But I would certainly welcome a regime change next year. The blueprint is flawed. The scouting is off. The contracts are mistakes. We are wasting a first-ballot HOF QB.

Pretty horrible stats. But at a certain point, ST coaches are fools for putting him in that situation, given the data. A couple could be outliers, but 7 in 89 is a definite trend.

Pleasantly surprised that Poyer is still doing well enough at his age. Many of us thought he was washed a while back. I think he's likely a big factor in Bishop's recent development. Would like the far younger and athletic Hancock to earn the role next year.

No team will want to reclaim him as a boundary guy as there's plenty of evidence he's not suited for that role, but I think some might look back at his college production in the slot and think he could be worth a late-round pick to play there again.

With a healthy team (including Ed (I have a little more optimism). But we need Kincaid and Cook at their best to do it and a relatively healthy D including Bosa.

I hate Collingsworth but was pleased to hear him say that was a "terrible call." I assumed the commentators are told not to critique the refs like that so that was good to hear. That said, I had zero faith in Goff being able to tie the game there. Speaking of terrible, that's what he was tonight..

That would be lovely. And keep the Bills' four-straight SB record intact.

yes, valid points. But none of those players are tied to the narrative of "are the Bills wasting a generational QB by not giving him the right weapons." I could be wrong but there's way more politics with Coleman.

yes, but at the start of his 4th season and there wasn't the same media firestorm about "are we doing enough to help Josh." I could be wrong; just saying I wouldn't be surprised if Beane waits it out longer on Keon than trading him that soon.

Scoring 44 today is gonna fuel Keon critics (Steve Smith, Joe Marino, etc.) who have said he's in the wrong role and getting too many targets. Can't blame them.

Pretty sure Keon told the media he was counting on that.

Far from a perfect game by Josh, but damn, he rose to victory when needed.

That should give Josh the record for TDs under 30, passing Manning.