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Maybe Pete and Russel will be too tired after telling everyone to Vote for so long, as if there was a choice in their eyes? I hope Buffalo beats the crap out of Seattle by 50.

I do view those the European countries as having some socialist ideals that actually help ALL of their citizens, where I feel the ones here will use race and power to their benefit and won't help us as much.

I am not racist. Try again with your left wing lies. This has been i the works and this result has pushed it finally over the edge where it needs to be.

Given that Kamala Harris will be President sooner then later, and the fact I live in the cesspool known as California, I have no desire to be considered an American any longer. I am looking to relocate out of the country ASAP. Saving enough money and getting things together as we speak. Any of you have good ideas for an American to relocate to? Was considering Germany, Czech Republic and others but wanted to gather your thoughts. Thank you in advance.

i don't think the Dolphins talk is out of hand at all. Excellent young coach, good young players, big time draft capital. The arrow is WAY up for Miami.

34 Turnovers in his first 20 starts are the most since Ryan Leaf in 1999-2000: Never a good sign when you are associated with Leaf.

Klein for a 3rd round pick. Sorry, just turned off my PS4

I think Simms has a valid point an I don't take a ton away from the Jets game. For the first time in over 2 decades, ALL of the pressure to me is on the Buffalo Bills. All of this off-season we have expected and hoped that the Bills would become the top dogs in the division. No Brady. COVID opt outs for the Pats. Everything is pointing our way. This coaching staff has yet to beat New England in a meaningful game.This is the time to do so.

I think there is a new cycle for the best way to handle a team that hits on a QB in the NFL Draft. Step 1: Before selecting, gut roster and amass draft capital. Draft QB first year and develop. Year 2: Build OL as fast as possible and get some weapons for the QB. Year 3-5: This is where the GM gets aggressive and moves draft picks to win now as QB is hitting stride and takes it to the next step Years 6 and beyond. This is where the $ gets big and this is where the franchise needs to properly select which players to be the core, and gain some draft capital along the way and locate productive players who can be here on the cheap to help compensate for franchise QB and their big contract.

Chuck Knox was a very underrated coach: 186 career wins at the time he retied (.558 win %) he was 6th all time in the NFL in wins. Sadly he is forgotten in Buffalo coaching lore.

100 percent hard pass on this one.

Yes. Miami is absolutely on the right path.

26-23 Jets

Darnold 25/33 288 3 TD and Gore 20/100 and Jets win. Yep, I have zero confidence at the moment But my picks this year are horrendous, so celebrate now

I agree and stat geeks have to remember: Would you rather have a 68-70% dink and dunker who just manages games, does not always stretch the field, and does not exude confidence in the huddle, or a 63% Josh Allen, while having some off moments and games here and there, is the unquestioned leader of the offense, makes some big throws down the field, and shows an consistent ability to come up big late in games? Give me the latter all day and twice on Sunday. This is why I really compare Allen to Eli Manning. He will drives us nuts from time to time, but Manning was more of a leader in his day then most realize. So is Allen.

I say 63 percent which would still signal a significant improvement from 2019 up almost 5%

This game is the focus and should be the only focus right now. BillsMafia and the team itself have to feel humbled after getting kicked in the teeth twice in two weeks. This is a game to try to get back some confidence but don't overlook this Jets team because New England is next. Division games are always difficult, always. If Buffalo wins 24-21 so be it. Beat the Jets, NE and Miami upcoming and Buffalo is in great shape to finally win the AFC East

1989 Bickering Bills year: Bills lose on road to a 3-13 Atlanta Falcons team 30-28

When you think about it like this: The Bills had a top tier defense last year and here are the factors that have changed; Shaq Lawson, Star Louteleli, Jordan Phillips and Lorenzo Alexander, 4/11 starters are GONE from that unit. 2019 Schedule was significantly easier then 2020. Injuries have increased 10 fold on the defense Offense playing at much higher level causes teams to adjust how they play against the defense and thus may have exposed weaknesses not as evident as last year. Overall I really like Brandon Beane, and I am not sure if Phillips and Shaq would have stayed for the right price, but so far that is a big miss.

Neither is Pegula's daughter

I actually do see some comparisons between the 2. I actually have another modern comparison to Josh Allen: Eli Manning. Manning would make some plays that make you shake your head, but he was big in big games when he needed to be and was a better leader then most give him credit for.

Valid point but perhaps KC attacks more late and they get a TD instead of a FG.

We all needed some humor today haha

I think 9-7 is likely when looking at that schedule

Here are some threads I could envision at that time: * Jim Kelly is not the answer at QB start Reich! * Marv Levy is overrated, maybe look to the college ranks and bring in an elite coach like Barry Switzer * Thurman might not be as good as we thought, might be time to usher in Kenneth Davis? * Miami has taken over the division, our time is up * Marino is more accurate then Kelly * DL is trash, might be time to switch to a 4-3?