ScottishBills

Joey Porter, Zach Frazier, Harmon, Boswell, Highsmith, Herbig, Warren In fact the exact list of players they will be looking to keep if they ever tore it down (they wont!)

Good time to bring up the fan police on here after Pats and Falcons defeats when you point out that those would end up being massively costly - even back in early October. They cant wait to tell you its an overreaction and season starts after Thanksgiving, calm down etc. Well it turns out pissing away easy games early on does indeed count in your final record and ultimate seeding. Path is not impossible, but its definitely harder than it ought to have been based on the schedule we had this year (look at next year for example, way harder schedule)(also comically we could end up with Texans, Ravens and 49ers/Seahawks/Rams as 2nd place teams - so there really wont be any schedule advantage over the 1st place Pats either)

10-7 will also very likely be fine if one of those losses is the Eagles As far as i can tell even just beating Browns / Jets puts us near enough in

Madness to want KC in There is 4 years of evidence that this ain't good news for us And two of those years we were better than them (2024) or played as well as we possibly can (2021) - and still lost. One of them at home Rather play the Texans all day long, tough to beat the same team twice in the same season (see Bills regular season vs Chiefs) I think we roll vs Texans in a play off scenario - home or on the road

I havent followed it too closely as i dont give a toss about the Bengals - but this feels like another of these holdout guys who moan and piss all summer for more money, miss TC and rampup - turn up just before week 1 after they get more money - and promptly spend long time injured as they are in no way ready for the season. Hendrickson and Scary Terry come to mind, Aiyuk last year - must be annoying for those teams

My brother is a Texans fan and watches every snap - his main comment was he couldn't believe we didn't just run right at them over and over again. They were astonished we set up to pass with 5 man protections - they haven't seen anybody do that all season as it seems suicidal (and proved to be exactly that!) My view on the game was they didnt sell out to stop the run at all - it looked a bit like that with so many men at the line, but those guys were just happy to cover our eligibles from close up to the line - they werent selling out to stop the run - we just didn't run it enough to force any changes. hence why i felt the Steelers game plan was 10 days late - it would have been a much better option @ Texans

All the more mystifying they couldnt figure out the exact same plan would also have beaten the Texans 10 days ago and had the division in our hands 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

a) i make you 100% right b) just how sad is that!? 17 at a prime age, and the above summary has to be looked on as the correct answer 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ Some people (me included 🤣) just have a 5% suspicion that Josh can somehow will it to happen (and things like the end of the Baltimore game, and the Bucs game keep the dream alive). Its just not who we are this year. Disappointing. c) At the same time as all this - where Brady has us in the pass game is EVEN worse than where we should be. There are plenty plays out there every week in the NFL where scrub QBs and scrub WRs make something happen. They get schemed open. We can still get better out of this crew than what we are seeing (maybe not yesterday with the winds + no real need)

No but people do quote those stats to refute what others see with their eyes 🤷🏽‍♂️ Either that or some of you think there is ANYTHING the same about Parsons and Rousseau's impact on games of football in which case 🤣🤣🤣

Agree - although I guess you never know 🙏 Definitely been a couple guys who have come back "early" from torn biceps / triceps and ripped it off again first game as they rushed it too much to try and get back for post season - it's just not had enough time to actually reattach (Brandon Graham was one, can't remember the other)

Back to the OP - hard disagree. Its verging on nonsense. I can see the logic tracking with a substandard QB - "well the scheme would work if he could just execute it properly" But it falls apart when you see multiple years. There are a few blowhards on here diving into posts effectively saying 17 is not executing properly, this guy was open, that guy was open, he should have thrown that away blah, blah, blah - as though Allen just appeared on planet earth. In that case how did he execute it properly last year? To the tune of historic low turnovers and an MVP!?! Is he not trying any more? Did he just forget? The reality is DCs spent time studying how to beat it* - and they are regularly doing so now. And so it looks crappy. And that is directly correlated to the OC just running it back - which is an OC issue. Not a QB issue. *Something to think about for Babich and McClappy 🤣🤣 They do tend to adjust well second half - but it makes you think that what they saw in the first half was different than they expected - I. E. They ran into a good OC!

Any chance of an admission that you are the one with the schtick!?!? No, didn't think so. The rest of us were right the whole time 🤷🏽‍♂️ No joy in it, but worth pointing out given the amount of wanky replies that appear when you criticise the obvious shitshow we have been watching in the pass game for 2 years

Drugs are bad for you!!

Why do people insist on repeating this nonsense talking point? For that to be true it means only Parsons, TJ Watt, Garrett and Crosby could ever get a sack 🤣 What you mean is the GM thought that was a better use of 20m than alternative option A, B or C Hunter played last night. 2 years 49m Bonito 26.5m Burns leading the whole damn NFL for 28m Van Ginkel 23m Josh Sweat 18m Plenty actual difference makers were out there these last couple years

Not sure "well it probably might happen" is a strong enough plan - but here's hoping! If we get there, they need to get their heads out their ass to even find out if this is true or not