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The Bills were touted as having an “easy”’schedule and no heavy travel games, plus preseason SB favorites. If they fail to get the 1 seed, and even worse, don’t win the division, then Yes McDermott and staff should be fired.

Interesting. Well, either the Bills are going to right the ship and have the storybook ending for Rich Stadium.... OR they are going to flame out in the one recent season when there are not multiple AFC powerhouses. If that happens it's kind of inexcusable on management, and there will be a lot of bitterness in town. (but on the plus side, the new stadium timing for 2026 will be very much welcomed and would renew an excitement maybe the franchise needs).

We will see in the coming weeks but maybe it was just one of those games?? The Atlanta's D-coordinator, Jeff Ulbrich, used the perfect defense to neutralize Allen and the Bills. Couple that with not having Dalton Kincaid and Palmer being injured early in the 2nd Qtr, it was really a mess on offense.

All good points. Earlier this week I was scrolling social media and saw a clip of Brady talking about the Super Bowl he won with Tampa. I stopped and listened. He said he studied the Chiefs defense closely and by the night before the game he knew Spags' defense and blitz schemes better than the KC players. He knew where the players were coming from, he knew when they would fake it and drop back into coverage, etc.. Brady said that was his "super power" and before every snap he had the answers to the test and knew exactly where the ball was going. I guess my point is, we are not that advanced here. I don't think the coaching this season has been anything close to good...and it's not even up to standards from recent seasons (which also was not good enough vs KC in the playoffs).

I'm not sure Josh is going to be able to "Superman" his way out of this. The biggest sure thing to me coming in to the season was the Oline, and how good they are. That is the biggest letdown to me. They have regressed, are not that physical, don't have the attitude from previous seasons, look sluggish...and James Cook breaks like 5 tackles on a lot of his medium gains. It's probably why Ray and Ty can't find any openings when they get their few carries. Fix the Oline and i think the entire team will be much better. A good Oline is something that travels well to road games.

Yes, it's going to be Matt Rhule not Joe Brady. That's a lock. They are going to put their trust with someone who is extremely familiar with PSU and already is a good head coach in the B10. I'm not a Penn State guy, but even I know this is not a proving ground for a coordinator in the NFL, who "might" be a good head coach?!... but we don't know for sure.

I'm not panicking as we saw Allen really struggle last season @Baltimore and @Houston. Then he came on after that to win the MVP. Games vs. KC, SF, Rams and Detroit also blitzed him and he masterfully picked those teams apart or scrambled out of trouble for nice gains. There's no question in my mind that the offensive line has failed in some big moments, and the WR's. They all need to pick up the pace and urgency... and I think they will.

If you wanted to see what a very good pocket passer looks like that was Joe Flacco tonight. Josh is not a pocket QB, that’s not his specialty so they should stop forcing him to be one.

Tomlin had a point to be mad, he knew Flacco was gonna expose his D with Chase and their receivers.

Thinking that same thing, what is he doing? lol. he backed up like 7 yards

What a throw by Joe, and heads up play by Tee. such a fun TNF game

Freirmuth had a Bengals guy in front of him when Aaron release that ball. Still got behind him.

Omg what a play by Rodgers to the tight end. Don’t see that coming.

Flacco Legacy game

Pretty sure Diggs admitted he stirred stuff up to get out. Maybe he felt uncomfortable in the locker room but i believe he orchestrated his was out and the culture guys, McBeane, were more than welcome to oblige.