Nephilim17

We've seen this script play out for many years: underdog team plays dominant team, keeps it close in the first half. Dominant team rights the ship and crushes underdog in second half. The Jets are the drought-era Bills and we are the Pats from back then.

I don't care if Josh just throws for 200 today if we get Cook and the run game going... Cook is looking good; feed him more.

Beginning to see dividends of that 2nd round pick.

That's a good thing; we want to encourage more kicks against us.

The Jets score their first three of 12 points today.

I think Wilson hurt his fallopian tubes.

Pu**y quarterbacking on third down.

The cornerbacks appear to be Elam, Jackson and Johnson. Any Benford so far?

For it is a human number... one... seven.

Lots of sloppiness on offense so far but the O-line looks solid so far.

What a beast Josh is.

Nice push by Cook.

Good return! Hines will be a boost for ST.

Horrible throw by Allen. 😕

Jetsy things.

No big deal against the Jets. I trust whoever's making the call here. The secondary minus Tre could handle Aaron Rodgers; there's a decent chance they can stop a BackStreet Boy throwing a football.

Sorry, but your dream interpretation skills are lacking. Catching four bass... bass.... bass... Bass... means four fields goals! But, yes, 4 TDs may happen though I would not be shocked to see at least one run in.

WIth Wilson being Wilson and tackle injuries, I gotta go with number 40.

Brandon's like that sexy woman who looks great in a black dress but also t-shirt, jeans and Chucks — absolutely comfortable, in command and swoon-worthy in any situation That's my GM.

30 - 9. Bills will be able score more but will want to integrate the run game and will take foot off the gas in the 4th and just kill clock.

28 yards on 5 carries. At least one punt return for 18 yards or more.

Nyheim's attitude is optimal: buy into the coach and the concepts and super stoked to be part of a high-powered offense. "My goal is to help this team win a championship, even if that's not touching the ball at all." What an attitude. Well spoken and eager and talented. Really glad he's a BIll. I'm betting he far outperforms the expectations based on trade value. https://www.buffalobills.com/video/nyheim-hines-a-perfect-fit

In a passing league, you obviously want to allocate a good chunk of the limited capital to the D line but how much more major money should go to the LB corps? First, let's split the difference and say Edmunds is good (not bad or even mediocre) but good to very good. How much is a good to very good MLB worth in a passing league when you have to pay a franchise QB? What's the cap not just on Tremaine, but the positional value? I'm just ballparking, but when you have to pay Josh, the men who keep him upright and catch his passes, I think MLB might have a cap of maybe, what $12-$14 million tops? What do others think? Question 2 is: will Tremaine settle for what you think the cap on the position of MLB is worth? We've seen many a Bill leave for greener ($) pastures.

Honestly, about 12 more years. Can we win a couple championships in that span? I think so.

Tolbert at least the excuse of being 243 pounds. Moss is just 205 pounds. There's some misconception (maybe because of his "business decisions" quote that was like a great tagline for a bad movie) that Moss is some bruiser or the "thunder" to someone's lightning. He isn't. He's 205 pounds, yes, 205 pounds and slow and that's about it. If you're 205 pounds as a back, you better have wheels. Or a bus ticket.