Gregg

Keep talking. I really want a Bills win here and not just for the obvious reason but also to shove it down some of these so-called "experts" throats.

The real problem is both sides are corrupt on some level. There is good and bad with both parties.

Tell Joke who showered with his daughter. That is coming from what his daughter said.

I would actually like to see a debate between Harris and AOC. They could call it "the dumb and dumber debate" despite the fact they are both Dems. It would be comedy listening to these 2 idiots give their ideas on how to make the country better.

I saw the commercials that it is on the NFLN.

You know what also has to sting for Jets fans. Texans rookie QB CJ Stroud has thrown for 906 yards with 4 TD's and 0 INT's. He also has a QB rating of 98. In just 3 games playing for a bad Texans team, he has shown more potential and promise in becoming a good QB in this league than Wilson has in his 3-year career.

This game feels like the last one with the ball will win. I see a 31-28, 34-30, 35-31 type of game here.

All of the "Captain Obvious" statements apply in this game especially with the way Miami can score. 1. Need to capitalize when the Bills get in the redzone with 7. 3 won't cut it this week. 2. Win the turnover battle. 3. Win on special teams. No short drives for the fins. 4. Balanced on offense with the pass and run. 5. Get pressure on Tua. 6. Do a good job stopping the run and force them into 3rd and long. Just to name a few. Some weeks you can get away without playing your best. This is not one of those weeks.

Dennis Waszak Jr. on X: "Aaron Rodgers on @PatMcAfeeShow says the #Jets need to "hold our poise" better and says former players (re: Namath) and fans aren't "helping the cause" by ripping on the QB and the franchise. Wants everyone "to stick together. Too much negativity." "Take a couple of breaths."" / X (twitter.com)

The playoff game I thought the Bills were going to blow them out. It sure looked that way for the first 20 minutes of the game. But turnovers and sloppy play by the Bills allowed the Dolphins to get back in the game. To their credit they did. I think this week's game will be like the Dolphins - Chargers game from week one. Back and forth game with lead changes throughout. Could be the last one with the ball wins.

Wentz or Ryan would have been better options, but they have to do something. They will lose the team if Wilson continues as the starting QB.

They have to try something. I would have signed Wentz or Ryan over Siemian but Zach is so bad that anyone of them is probably a better option.

Looks like the Jets don't want to go with Zach Wilson.

I would be surprised if Biden runs in 2024. 1. He will be dead. 2. He will be near death and receiving end of life hospice care. 3. The Dems will realize they can't "Weekend at Bernie's" him thru another 4 years and have him step down. 4. Nobody including many Dems wants Harris taking over.

No way this drooling vegetable runs in 2024. Not happening.

McDermott is going to be tested this week. If the Bills can keep the Fins to 28 points or less, I will say he did an excellent job. To ask the Bills defense to keep Miami under 20 is not realistic. I hope that happens, but I see a 34-30, 31-28 type of game. Similar to when the Dolphins and Chargers played. Back and forth with both teams putting up points.

Newsome's name is already out there. Everyone knows he is the worst Gov and has completely destroyed CA.

SNF should be enjoyable this week watching KC administer a beatdown of the Jets. Besides the QB advantage KC has also watching Chris Jones vs the Jets OL will be laughable.

I don't think you will see the Bills wear white at home anymore this year. They did for the preseason since it was hot out. As we go into late September and beyond the weather will be cooling off. The Bills will probably wear all reds once but after that every other home game will be all blues or blue over white.

RIP.

Miami (3-0) at Buffalo (2-1) 1 p.m. ET (CBS) If you have anything planned for Sunday at 1 p.m., I would go ahead and cancel it now, because you definitely don't want to miss this game. I don't care if you're scheduled to deliver a baby on Sunday at 1, tell the kid to wait three hours. As we all know, babies are very patient, so asking a baby to wait three more hours shouldn't be a big deal. This is just the 11th game in NFL history to feature two teams that are both coming off a win of 34 points or more. I'm sure you heard about the Dolphins and the fact that they scored 70 points, but the Bills were also impressive in Week 3. Their 37-3 win over the Commanders somehow flew under-the-radar, but that's probably because Miami's 70-point game broke the radar. This game is giving us the unstoppable force (Miami's offense) against the immovable object (Buffalo's defense). The Dolphins have the NFL's highest-scoring offense and they'll be going up against a Bills defense that has surrendered the second-fewest points in the league through three weeks. I would break down how those two sides are going to do agianst each other, but I'm not going to, because I think this game is going to do come to the play of Josh Allen. If there is one team that Allen has absolutely dominated in his career, it's the Dolphins. Miami just hasn't been able to figure out how to stop Allen. It's like asking a toddler to solve a puzzle that has 7,000 pieces. They don't even know where to start. In Allen's last 10 games against the Dolphins, including the playoffs, he's gone 9-1 against them and the only loss was by two points. He's thrown at least two touchdown passes in 11 straight games against the Dolphins, which is an NFL record for consecutive games with multiple touchdowns against one team. He's averaging 276.2 passing yards per game and 52.2 rushing yards per game in his career against Miami, which makes him just one of two quarterbacks in NFL history to average at least 250 yards passing and 50 yards rushing against a single team. When Josh Allen plays the Dolphins, he is the unstoppable force AND the immovable object. I don't even know if that makes sense, but if there is one thing that does make sense, it's Allen beating the Bills. If the Dolphins score 70 this week, Allen will make sure the Bills score 71. The pick: Bills 34-31 over Dolphins