Mark Vader

Josh Allen Stone Cold Stefon Diggs, yes that is his new name now after what he did to those beers. Ed Oliver Greg Rousseau Latavius Murray Micah Hyde Sean McDermott Ken Dorsey

Off to my Bills Bar. This is the biggest game of the season for us. I don't think I am exaggerating that at all. Excited and nervous for this one. Looks like I picked the wrong week to quit amphetamines. Go out there and do what you've done the last couple of weeks, and we will be victorious. Let all the pundits make excuses for why the Dolphins lost to the Bills tomorrow. GO BILLS!!!

That sounds too simple

No Kaiir Elam, again!

So, there will be Bildos at the game today?

Josh McDaniels is a great coach.

I'd rather go after Cooper Kupp at the trade deadline.

You do remember that Lynch was one strike away from a one year suspension, don't you? The Bills were caught in a bad situation. I don't blame them for taking Spiller.

Peter King doing Peter King things.

That and Steelers fans are everywhere, and they travel well too.

Don't give me that simple minded crap. You know exactly what I'm talking about. Clock management, play calling and effort is all tied in together.

Moreso than McCorkle?

If you are referring to me, then you got the wrong guy. I'm a fan of McDermott, and I love what he has done for the Bills. I just find these situations in the game to be very odd.

Yes, would love to get at least two more years with him on the team.

We lost to the Jets because of this approach. Which is why they should have tried harder to score a touchdown. Josh Allen's turnovers were terrible, yet again the Bills put themselves in a position at the end of the first half where they did not try hard enough t o get a touchdown, by wasting so much time off of the clock. They had a real chance to go up 17-3. Imagine how even more demoralized the Jets would've been if that happened.

Alright, I get it. You prefer settling for field goals. They did not use their maximum effort. Are you telling me that it was impossible for the Bills to get a touchdown in that situation using higher percentage plays, instead of forcing Josh Allen to throw to the end zone from 20 yards out?

Did you notice that the score was still 16-0 in the 4th quarter? That's still a two possession game. When you have a chance to bury your opponent early, you do all you can to make it happen.

Again, does that mean that we were afraid of what Sam Howell and the Commanders offense could do to us with 1 minute to go in the half? When you have a chance to get a touchdown, you should do all you can to get it. That's what I'm saying. They could have gone more up-tempo in that sequence and saved more time to get a touchdown. The Bills had the potential to go up 20-0, but they put themselves in a position where it was difficult to do.

It's about trying to use as many plays as possible and getting closer to the end zone so that you have multiple options of scoring a touchdown.

Yes, it could have, and it was a great throw by Allen and Davis almost got the touchdown. My point is that I do not want to rely on low percentage plays when it can be avoided, and it could have been.

Then why put yourself in that position? Wouldn't it be best to get as close as you can to the end zone, to set up many possibilities of scoring a touchdown?

I wouldn't be upset if that happened.

So, we're afraid of what Zach Wilson and Sam Howell will do to our defense?

Loved the signing of Floyd when they did it, and loving it even more now. How was this guy available in free agency for such a long period of time?

This was the only part of today's game that made me furious. Yes, the 4th & inches passing play was incredibly dumb as well. That being said, this is the second time this season that the Bills have done this right before halftime. After creating a turnover in both the Jets & Commanders territory, and with all time outs for the Bills still available, they allowed the clock to run off a lot of time, and in the end the Bills end up settling for a field goal. BOTH TIMES! Who is alright with this? Why are we not seeing urgency to move the ball and get us as close to the end zone as possible, instead of forcing Josh Allen to have to throw 20 yards plus to the end zone? This is why we lost to the Jets, and I thought it was all a fluke, and we'd never see it again. Apparently, I was wrong. Who is making these decisions? McDermott? Dorsey? This is unacceptable! The Bills need to play as if the game is tied. Instead, they looked like they didn't care. The Bills cannot continue to do this. Does this make sense to anyone?